Steely Dan

Last Night: Eagles and Steely Dan at the Toyota Center

It’s one of those nights as the Eagles and Steely Dan recapture their ’70s luster at TD Garden

You can't go home again. Or maybe you can. Maybe it's as brilliant as you remember it. And more emotional.

When Walter Becker died of cancer in September of 2017, Donald Fagen vowed to keep the music of Steely Dan alive by touring as much as possible.

Steely Dan co-founder Donald Fagen did not appear to be in a sentimental mood Wednesday night at Humphreys Concerts by the Bay.

There are few gig-goers who would describe the SSE Arena as their favourite venue but despite the lengthy queues, security checks by brusque staff and questionable acoustics, Donald Fagen's legendary outfit many of whom have been doing Steely Dan gigs for more than 10 years quickly had the ageing über-shed rocking.

A SUBLIME and stellar reeling back the years evening of sophisticated emotional outpouring and slick gravitas began with an opening set by Steve Winwood; who produced a remarkable groove-some performance reminding of his unique influence over the past fifty years.