Donald Fagen - Sign In Stranger ft. Pat Metheny (1991)
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Donald Fagen performs ‘Sign In Stranger’ from the Steely Dan album “The Royal Scam” with the help of Pat Metheny on guitar (1991)
"We need Pat Metheny. Anyone seen him around?"
Photographer: Pete Fogel
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I was there. About 8-10 feet above DF & PM On the balcony looking downbetween them ... DFs jaw dropped over Pat's lead. I was a musical highlight of my life....owning everything that each artist have has ever done. BTW I had Pat sign me his White Album "Remember Sign in Stranger" ...at Opus 40 Woodstock NY 1998
I know the guy who booked Pat for this show
I was there as well. Remember Donald taking pics with his SLR camera. One of the best shows ever.
My two favorites. I’ve seen Pat live 13 times. I see Steely Dan whenever they’re in town. RIP Walter
UNREAL. Metheny and Fagen. Too great! Thanks for posting!!!!
DUDE, are you kidding me??!! What a show!!!
Steely Dan and Pat Metheny are my favorites. Thanks for sharing :)
One of the coolest Dan tunes for sure
Great to hear (I remember reading years ago that Fagen wanted Metheny to play on one of the records).
WTFFF i never knew this existed, im actually going crazy over this
Never knew these two shared the stage. The intensity is more like Steely Dan on their 1974 tour, before Becker & Fagen retreated to the studio for the next 19 years.
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This makes me happy for so many reasons!
Pat was always recommending Donald's music and albums - my two favorites together ❤️!
That is so freakin cool, dream show for sure!!!!!!
Pat in the olden days “rocking”! Haha 😂 just saw Donald live still holding down the groove on the electric piano just like I hear here. Pat’s got kinda excited on this jam huh 🤔 thx for sharing these nice glimpses behind the curtain. Very enjoyable and humanizing!
YES!!!!!!!!!
Excellent find.
Ohh maan! Mind blowing! What an amazon versión.
I would kill to be in that audience. Electrifying performance by Donald with his vocals and Pats savvy guitar playing. Thank you for this gem.
A pity metheny never played on a sd record..
When magic just exists and music elevates your soul. Both genius! Thank you for sharing this!
Wow, this is great!
Wow!
Superb.
Incredible! Thanks for sharing
I love this speed, really feels like a slick groove. Kinda wish they did something closer to this on alive in America instead cause that version was a little slow for my taste
Amazing 😇
Where was this? Great synth solo, nice raucous live recording! Thanks for posting!
Not sure of the exact venue, but it was in NYC
I believe it was at the Lonestar Roadhouse.
Pat's Roland GR-300 guitar synthesizer for the solo - yep. This is great.
Lonestar Roadhouse NYC Dec 4, 1991. I booked Pat for this show.
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Thanks for this
This is a real gem! Does anyone knows the line-up, beside Fagen and Metheny?
Fantastic! Two years before SD started touring again. For the uninitiated... the "synth solo" WAS Pat Matheny playing an electric guitar with effects. Saw SD in Cincinnati at Riverbend in '94. Anyone know who else was on stage for this show in '91?
I recognized the synth sound from Pat’s albums
That's Pat
I think it was Elliot Randall on the original track.
HELLO NICE TO HEAR, o man im short one kidney and walked up and down the street a little , love you will leave a note, hay man got to do it again getting past the hurt now , squirt, loma lin
Oh, Pat's solo was with the guitar synth!
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What venue was this? Sounds like a really small club with a great vibe.
The drumming is outstanding. Really drives this recording. Who's behind the kit?
Bernard "Pretty" Purdie
@@ag7404 - You know this how? Please more details on this show! Other players,special guest's songlist? Is there more? Please do tell
@@ag7404 It doesn't really sound like Bernard in my opinion. It's probably someone else. Sounds most like Porcaro to my ears to be honest. I thought it's probably some really good but relatively unknown New York drummer. But in many eays, this has Porcaro written all over it. If it's someone else, Porcaro must be their biggest influence.
@@michaelcaplin8969 Bernard Purdie's characteristic fill-in can be heard in places during Metheny's solo. Listen especially to the part at 4:40. If you know Purdy's playing well, you can be 100% sure it's him!
@@ag7404 Nah, I know exactly what you mean at 4:40, as I thought about it myself, but that isn't the way Bernard plays it. It's Bernards fill for sure, but he's not the one playing it. The tell tale sign is how straight they are (Bernard grooves and rushes in these kind of fills, while these are just straight ahead, something Bernard wouldn't do), and then the tom run right after. Porcaro had these exact types of fills from about 1985 to his death (he was very inspired by Purdie), so I'm thinking it's got to be a player that is ajorly inspired by Purdie, but plays a lot more steady and straight. The top name that comes to mind then is Porcaro.
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Now for a martini or 2
which venue was this? sound like a jazz club.
Lonestar Roadhouse- NYC OCT 1991
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Very cool. Very strange. Solo does not sound like his guitar or his style. Borrowing a guitar perhaps?? Great recording. Hopefully whole show pops up. Very tight that night. Maybe Nighthawk gig? Can’t hear horns.
Outro solo and dirty guitar interjections in verses are probably not Metheny but Fagen's regular guitarist at the time. However, the solo in the middle of the song is absolutely Metheny's sound and style (e.g. guitar synth used on Offramp and First Circle). On the verses he might be comping some clean guitar, which I think I hear.
Jimmy Vivino was the other guitarist
PM was playing a synth guitar for a few years by that time. Check his albums from the late 80's.
Huge fan of both and this is a neat hidden nugget, but sorry to all the "fan boys" ...this is a weak cover of the song. Metheny's squeaky "synth guitar" is totally out of place here as was his solo. The guitar solo at the end was much better.