136 wrote:

va koop bra?

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cybercoin wrote:

yeah! IT WAS FANTASTIC! AND ERIC GADD SURPRISED ME! I attended the first evening though...

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Erpan wrote:

great consert! but i think that it was good that they let the girls sing dirty work. its nog fagan who sings it on the record. and it made the song a little bit funnier!

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michael_lowry wrote:

I have uploaded and tagged a bunch of photos from Tuesday night at the Jazz Fest.

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htdg wrote:

Oh my god, the drummer. The drummer!

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TroyTempest wrote:

The Dan's set was first class + nothing to moan about. The sound was + far from optimum. FM was golden + elated they closed with My Old School. Pity they let the girls sing Dirty Work as it didn't work. Happy Walter made his voice heard + told of the box of tricks girls should have with 'em. A spell of hail b4 the gig didn't turn into a deluge. All hail the Dan! Pity can't I go 2 Pori Saturday :o{

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michael_lowry wrote:

The ones I remember are Bad Sneakers, Josie, Hey Nineteen, Time Out Of Mind, Peg, My Old School, Dirty Work, Green Earrings, Aja, Bodhisattiva, Kid Charlemagne, and FM. There was one I didn't recognize. Fagen's voice was scratchy from his cold, but otherwise it was a really good concert. Lots of fun!

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FlyStraight wrote:

Not easy for Steely Dan to put together a set with so many great songs to choose from. I was a bit disappointed that I didn't get to hear at least one of Reelin in the Years, Deacon Blues, Rikki Don't Lose That Number. I thought they were all bankers. Still, not complaining -- great show guys!

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