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Hard to believe it's been 40 years since The Band brought together their friends on Thanksgiving 1976 and threw one of the greatest rock 'n roll parties of all time.

Luckily for us, they got Martin Scorsese to document the…

From "What Is Hip" to "Hip to be Square."

Tower of Power introduced their horn magic to the world with their hit "What Is Hip" back in 1973. Then about 10 years later, they added powerful horns to another "hip"…

Is there any doubt that Little Feat's Waiting For Columbus is the greatest live record ever released?

Of course there are lots of amazing live albums, like The Band's Last Waltz. But for us, the combination of Little Feat…

We love Tom Petty's Full Moon Fever, his classic solo record released in 1989.

This was the first time TP stepped out on his own, working with producer Jeff Lynne and his trusty right-hand man, Mike Campbell. Not only…

We thought we knew pretty much everything there was to know about Steely Dan.

We knew about the long-lost Gaucho track "The Second Arrangement" and wrote about it in this post: 

But we had no idea there were a …

If you love the golden age of '70s music as we do here at Gooseneck HQ, then you undoubtedly -- and perhaps unknowingly -- love Toto.

That's because the core members of Toto -- David Paich, Jeff Porcaro, Steve Lukather…

When they were making Gaucho, Steely Dan recorded a song called "The Second Arrangement." Like a lot of Dan material of that era, it was a sly, ironic tale of a love triangle gone wrong, set to incredibly polished…

There are so many great Steely Dan records -- from Royal Scam to Gaucho -- but Aja is widely considered their masterpiece.

It's only 7 songs, but each one is a career-making gem. From the introductory shuffle of "Black Cow"…