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United Kingdom.
DJ since Apr 6, 2009
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This guy is an absolute genius. Nice chap, too.
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The opening track from my latest album, Nine Cents From Benelux.
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This is Dylan at his most hysterical.
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I'm a huge fan of this band. Antony Hegarty is a monumental talent.
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A cheeky little blues medley from a live show I played last year in Somerset
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Performing live with my former band The Mercurymen, in support of Level 42, December 2008
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Steely Sunday takes in the most loved track on a decidedly unloved record, 2003's last Dan album Everythin Must Go.
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Steely Sunday rolls into latter period Dan, with a track from the group's grammy winning reunion album, Two Against nature.
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Another typo (this should be SkyWAY!), but a fine tune from Fagen's 2nd solo disc Kamakiriad, recorded with Walter Becker so a Dan LP in all but name.
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This is a neat overview of Dan frontman Donald Fagen's stunning first solo record, The Nightfly. An album as finely crafted and as fine as any Dan LP.
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The first single to be taken from mid-period Dan's swansong album, Gaucho. Not a fan favourite, but a strong album, nevertheless.
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White-hot pop perfection. Check out Michael McDonald's thrillingly atonal close harmony stacks in the background on the chorus. Just great.
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Steely Sunday heads towards mid-period 'Dan, with this stunner from '76's The Royal Scam.
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Superb opener from Katy Lied. I really am enjoying this Danfest.
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Ignore the title typo (it should be Here AT The Western World), and luxuriate in this wonderful and unduly obscure track from late '70s Dan.
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Steely Sunday chugs cerebrally on, with this Pretzel Logic highlight.
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This is SD's biggest hit, from their first album, Can't Buy A Thrill.
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Steely Sunday continues apace...this is the majestic closer from the jazz-rock classic, Countdown To Ecstasy.
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It's a Steely Sunday. This is from Aja, the 'Dan's best album, IMHO. My friend and writing partner Ricky Ross named his band after this song.
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I am really digging me some Don from the Dan lately. This is from The Nightfly, one of the best albums out there and the last word in sophisto-jazzpop
