Steely Dan/London,UK 1974 Complete

This monster "God" item is a complete recording of Steely Dan's best concert performance in the 1970s, over an hour and a half, directly from the super high quality stereo soundboard master that was said to have been officially recorded at the time! Jeff Porcaro and Michael McDonald, who had just turned 20, also participated! As you know, Steely Dan's live activities ended in 1974, and from then on they only performed in the studio until their revival in the 1990s, and after the recording of "Gaucho", the group temporarily stopped activities. Even in the 1970s, there were few live performances, and Jeff Baxter even moved to the Doobie Brothers just to perform live. In the past, Steely Dan's live performances were said to be a phantom, and only a few recordings were available, but in recent years, recordings from 1974, which is said to be Steely Dan's only concert tour in the 1970s, have begun to circulate. However, all of the recordings were from live shows in the US in March and July, and only a part of the concert, so the whole picture could not be grasped and fans were not satisfied. But finally, a godly item that will satisfy fans has arrived! ! A rare, only live recording of Steely Dan in the 70s in the UK! The live show at the Rainbow Theatre in London on May 20th (Peter Barakan also watched it?) was recorded directly from the master that was said to have been officially recorded at the time, and the concert was completely recorded for the first time in a two-disc set with the best high-quality stereo sound board ever, and the entire concert was recorded for one and a half hours! ! The concert started with a cool MC, and the tight twin drums of Jim Hodder and Jeff Porcaro on the left and right were the cue for "Bodhisattva".