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King Carol had a huge place on 42nd Street...great place to browse and browse

contrary to the current record Can't Buy A Thrill was issued in September 197..NOT November 1972......even those $150 dollar versions got that wrong...

May 20, 1972 Cashbox....Becker and Fagen were horrified that their music was described as "country-rock"...and asked ABC Records to cancel distribution of the record...it was later reissued by Anchor Records in the UK in 1977. The track was recorded in early 1972 before Denny Dias and David Palmer were added to the group. Steely Dan's original contract called for 8 albums (one could be a compilation) and expired in March 1977 ....ABC Records was continually being sued by their artists for royalty mismanagement and other irregularities and was bought out by MCA before the decade closed.

very pleasant and mysterious

......were they listening to Zappa or some spaced out Coltrane..haha

the film they wrote for was partially funded by Norman Mailer

hope it is clearer

scurvy brothers

newspaper chart a lot more generous than Billboard...according to Elliot Randall it sold 600,000 copies

late 1972 ..