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Donald Fagen's New Album "Morph The Cat"

Thursday, 29. December 2005, 09:00:56

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Steely Dan principal Donald Fagen finds love in an airport security line, mulls the ramifications of a ghostly feline, chats up the late Ray Charles and ruminates on aging and death on "Morph the Cat," his first solo album in 13 years. The nine-track set is due early next year via Reprise.
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Ok, this news is already almost one month old, but I just discovered it via this blog's newsfeed. :D

Fagen's website is offline since a few days, probably (?) to be updated.

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Interesting page here on the forthcoming Donald Fagen album "Morph The Cat". UK and European release date for the album in now March 13th.
The US release date is still March 7th.

Check this out -

http://www.noblepr.co.uk/Press_Releases/warner_music/donald_fagen.htm.

JazzPolice.com just published this news story on album -
http://www.jazzpolice.com/content/view/5749/2/

Later,

Flipcat
Email: cucumber667@hotmail.com

By flipcat, # 7. February 2006, 23:59:18

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Too bad he isn't performing in Europe this year. Did you hear that maybe the Dan will be touring too?

PS. First link is dead here, have another?

GeekK

By GeekK, # 8. February 2006, 22:02:37

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By qicai02, # 3. June 2006, 02:39:54

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