Mobile Homes: Seattle 1974 FM Broadcast DERMOT KENNEDY generally starting with the Rocksteady

generally starting with the Rocksteady songs on the A side and the 70s songs on the B side

Geese’s Getting Killed lands like a seismic shock

capturing the iconic "gutter ballet" touring era

Early into “August Twelve ii

This time the question of how to focus the album was handled in a novel way: “Releasing an album into the world is like releasing your intentions so we wanted to approach it as if we had a genie offering us one wish”

Mobile Homes: Seattle 1974 FM Broadcast DERMOT KENNEDY generally starting with the RocksteadyRecorded at Seattle's Paramount on 1st July 1974, American rockers Steely Dan were in fine form. By the end of 1974, the band "retired" from live performance, and continued as a studio only band consisting of Donald Fagan and Walter Becker. This live set follows the release of the band's 1974 album Pretzel Logic, and features an impassioned version of the band's most successful single Rikki Don't Lose That Number and the title track. The jazz inspired