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STEELY DAN "Pretzel Logic" (Crossover Prog, 1974) by Matthew T 
Progarchives.com, the ultimate progressive rock music website | Fri, Jan 22
5/5 STARS - It was 1974 and the third Steely Dan album was upon us with jazz references all over it and even a Duke Ellington cover of his early classic East St Louis Toodle-Oo. Charlie Parker gets a mention with Parkers Band and a snip of a Horace Silver composition (Song For My Father) is used a...
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