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How can this be? They didn't have Keyboard Hero in 1964.

Thanks for the upload

This album is good stuff

@Crochetify I was thinking just the same thing. The progression of Steely Dans music (albums) reminds of the Beatles.

@rochabeatlesfan Donald Fagen did some work in pop music. I believe he played with Jay and The Americans and spent some time in the early 60's working at the Brill Building where Neil Sedaka, Carole King and Neil Diamond passed through.

The first 6 seconds is another reason why she should be in the Hall of Fame

This show is from 1971. He played it before an audience that never heard the song before. Old Man is from the Harvest album released in 72

@RRNYC1998 She drove the big lumber companies away from her land and lands further on. It turns out the US Department of Forestry was leaning to subsidize the foresting of lumber from her lands and on. the subsidy was a big a loser for the American People.. Good for Her!

This is the reason why Carole King and Gerry Goffin were the first non-performng songwritters inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

@acouplemiles

When this was made, the music video didn't carry much weight, the music did though..........

I would guess that Carole King is also playing the piano.

when i was 15, this what i thought was interesting music and i played it over and over.

It's not that complicated

This song is about his seperation from the people in the folk music scene who he was part of a few years back in his career.

'Don't Worry Baby' was commercial music in 1964. You shouldn't really have to go out and search for 'good music' these days..... see why some people think that pop music kinda sucks these days.

The mid-60 was the classic period for the crossover of musical generes into popular music and this is one of the best representations of the era.

I first listned to tom waits in 1977, His backup is always, very much a part of his music

I can't say I was a Mellencamp fan but I caught some tickest by chance with some friends who were going to see him and I have to say it was one of the most rememerable live concerts I ever saw.

They still play with most of the original band members. I saw them at the Powerhouse Pub in Folsom, CA 4 or 5 years ago and the place was Grooovn.

@RowJnr

I use to blast this song from my upstairs bedroom when I was 17

@nutella1ful

The Paul Butterfield Blues Band recorded and released the album East-West in July 1966, same time as Revolver. The title song from the album was pyschedelic. The song East-West was 14 minutes long so it wasn't going to get released as a single and underground FM radio wouldn't ap...

PBBB was hot shit in SF. When KMPX-fm went vertical in October 1967, East-West was a mainstay.

Much of the music that Goffin/King wrote while at Aldon Music were on the behalf of performers or having a good idea of where the song was going to land. This particular song was written cold and handed to Aretha after the fact.