The New York Rock & Soul Revue | Live at The Spectrum 1992

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The New York Rock & Soul Revue, led by Steely Dan frontman Donald Fagen, perform at The Spectrum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on August 18, 1992. The venue has since been demolished and rebuilt as a part of the Philadelphia Sports Complex. I tried my best to enhance the audio…
0:00:11 Madison Time
0:04:13 Knock on Wood
0:08:46 Lowdown
0:15:42 Drivin' Wheel
0:20:09 Green Earrings
0:27:14 Chain Lightning
0:34:49 At Last
0:40:18 Minute By Minute
0:47:22 Lonely Teardrops
0:52:51 Drowning in the Sea of Love
0:57:41 Mary Mary
1:01:29 band introductions
1:03:20 Josie
1:10:17 Madison Time
-Intermission-
1:11:14 Madison Time
1:13:38 Any Day Now
1:18:25 I Don't Want to Cry
1:27:53 Poetry Man
1:33:02 Tossing & Turning
1:38:36 Black Friday
1:43:59 My Honey and Me
1:48:23 Gypsy Woman
1:54:02 You're Mine
1:59:14 Deacon Blues
2:07:31 My Old School
2:14:19 Treat Her Right
2:17:35 Have Mercy
2:22:06 Don't Worry Baby
2:25:27 Madison Time
Encore:
2:27:57 Pretzel Logic
2:24:26 Madison Time
Piano, Vocals - J. Danforth Quayle (Donald Fagen)
Keyboard, Vocals - Michael McDonald
Keyboards - Kevin Bents
Lead Guitar, Vocals - Drew Zingg
Guitar, Vocals - Walter Becker
Guitar, Vocals - Boz Scaggs
Guitar - Eric Bazilian
Vocals - Phoebe Snow
Vocals - Chuck Jackson
Accordion - Rob Hyman
Bass - Harvey Brooks
Drums - Leroy Clouden
Trumpet - Ron Budicavoli
Tenor Sax - Cornelius Bumpus
Baritone Sax - John Hagen
Backup Vocals - Brenda King
Backup Vocals, Harmonica, Violin - Mindy Jostyn
Backup Vocals - Catherine Russell
enjoy :)
-Team TDV

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@justinfarrell9547 Жыл бұрын

No hats. No hooters. No fucking fireworks. Just good music. The way it should be.

@kevinphinney932 Жыл бұрын

Another rabbit from the hat. The only thing that would be more fun is to hear Walter, Donald, Mike, Boz and Phoebe talk about those nights. Alas, that's no longer possible. (Speaking of which, am I the only one who finds it hysterical that over countless years and concerts - and no matter the circumstances - Donald always greets the audience with "What a night!!" Which, of course, says nothing about what kind of night it might happen to be.) This video gets deep in the pocket and grooves hard for the duration. Well done, Dan!! Thanks for your hard work!!

@Fishbite9 Жыл бұрын

What a great concert. Each of these brilliant artists were THE best and never needed balloons, fireworks or light shows to hold their audiences. It was so fine to see Phoebe Snow again, playing with the boys and holding her own as only she could. She could do anything with that voice…and did.

@mtroy0620 Жыл бұрын

I sometimes am doubtful when people say "I was there" but... I was! I was very excited to see Walter and Donald live, never thought I would. I was 32, almost half of my life ago 😮

@KayseeChannel Жыл бұрын

Same here!

@lauriesolonka2477 Жыл бұрын

We were at their show in the Chicago area❤ Fabulous evening of Incredible music

@user-yj7iq6um8g 17 күн бұрын

Great performance by all thanks for sharing.

@GeoffStrehlMusic Жыл бұрын

I am so thrilled that this was uploaded. The Dan Vault is like a friend who pops up from time to time and blows your fucking mind!

@TheDanVault Жыл бұрын

We appreciate the compliment!

@5277088 Жыл бұрын

2:17:33 Michael McDonald still in his prime ("Have Mercy"). And Phoebe killing it as she can't help but do.

@fredlparry3015 Жыл бұрын

TREMENDOUS! another jewel from Dan's bag of tricks. Thanks Dan!

@makethebestofwhatsstillaro425 Жыл бұрын

I have waited to see this for 30 years!

@dianewilkes8097 Жыл бұрын

What a treat to revisit this show. Thank you.

@andyinoregon Жыл бұрын

Nice to see The Hooters (Eric Bazillian and Rob Hyman) 2:17:20 were part of this show in Philadelphia. I was lucky to see Steely Dan with Michael McDonald in April 1974 at the U. of Toledo, but with no idea that they wouldn't tour again until August of 1993. We owe Donald Fagen's future wife, Libby Titus, big time for organizing this New York Rock & Soul Revue and reigniting his desire to play for a live audience. My only regret is that Fagen and McDonald didn't choose to perform my favorite vocal collaboration of their's, "Any World (That I'm Welcome To)" from 1975's "Katy Lied" album. They've shared the stage many times over the years, but have yet to perform it together.