
Captured live at the legendary Ellis Auditorium in Memphis on April 30th, 1974, Steely Dan - Ellis Auditorium Memphis April 30th 1974 showcases Steely Dan at a transformative period in their career. Blending elements of jazz, rock, and pop, this performance documents the band’s raw energy and inventive musicianship just before they retreated from touring to focus on studio work for decades to come.
What sets this release apart is the authentic glimpse it offers into Steely Dan’s live sound, from a wonderfully sleazy "Showbiz Kids" to the seldom-heard "This All Too Mobile Home." The included insert features reproduced liner notes from a 1974 NME article, adding further historical context to this essential snapshot of the band’s journey.
- Format: Vinyl
- Label: Keyhole
- Genre: Jazz, Rock, Pop
- Release Date: 2015
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TRACKS
A1. Bodhisattva
A2. The Boston Rag
A3. Do It Again
B1. Brooklyn (Owes The Charmer Under Me)
B2. King Of The World
B3. Blues Improvisation
B4. Rikki Don't Lose That Number
C1. Pretzel Logic
C2. My Old School
C3. Dirty Work
C4. Instrumental
D1. Reelin' In The Years
D2. Showbiz Kids
D3. This All Too Mobile Home
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