Steely Dan – Dirty Work [Live 12 August 2006]
A Masterclass in Poise and Fire as a Familiar Song Is Reclaimed on Stage When Steely Dan performed “Dirty Work” live on 12 August 2006, the song emerged not as…
A Masterclass in Poise and Fire as a Familiar Song Is Reclaimed on Stage When Steely Dan performed “Dirty Work” live on 12 August 2006, the song emerged not as…
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