Discovery in space: FM radio signal coming from Jupiter’s moon Ganymede

ABC4 ^ | Jan 10, 2021 | Tracy Smith

[Biggirl]

Or even country and western 🎶 music.

[newfreep]

Personnel...check out the background vocalists...

Donald Fagen: vocals, piano
Walter Becker: electric guitar, bass
Jeff Porcaro: drums, percussion
Victor Feldman: percussion
Pete Christlieb: tenor saxophone

Glenn Frey, Don Henley, Timothy B. Schmit: backing vocals

[mom.mom]

Rush Limbaugh Show - has to be.

[salmon76]

[READINABLUESTATE]

“Contemporary Rock or cool jazz?”

Classic Oldies

[1Old Pro]

Steely Dan was big into special studio recording guests.

[Disambiguator]

Is it a 70s-style AOR station? That would be cool.

[FroedrickVonFreepenstein]

No static at all

[real saxophonist]

[cuban leaf]

“It’s not E.T. It’s more of a natural function.”

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Baloney! Does a “natural function” tell you to drink more Ovaltine?!

[polymuser]

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[faithhopecharity]

if the D’s allow Rush and Levin and Hannity to keep on the air, this will be the channel

[L,TOWM]

That was a pretty cool movie for its day. Of course, I think I was 16 when I saw it on HBO...

[smokingfrog]

cyclotron maser instability

My new band name.

[1Old Pro]

HULU had an interesting doc on the making of AJA, not sure if this is the same: https://www.amazon.com/Steely-Dan-Aja-Classic-Albums/dp/B07JQWS5F4

[newfreep]

Fagen/Becker was infamous for have A-list musicians record a song...and the next day another set of A-list musicians would record the song again.

Then there was countless mixing sessions...almost “paralysis from analysis”.

Fun facts...
When they were in LA recording “Gaucho” album, their asst engineer, Elliot L. Scheiner, went on a date with a MUCH younger local girl who he discovered he had absolutely nothing in common. That experience became the basis for the song, “Hey Nineteen”.

Later, Elliot became the lead engineer in designing Acura’s “ELS” sound system.

[real saxophonist]

Pete Christlieb is a Mo.Fo.

As was Jeff Porcaro.

[Avalon Memories]

Art Bell is dead, but it could be him anyway. :)

[1Old Pro]

When they were in LA recording “Gaucho” album, their asst engineer, Elliot L. Scheiner, went on a date with a MUCH younger local girl who he discovered he had absolutely nothing in common. That experience became the basis for the song, “Hey Nineteen”.

Wonder how "Boston" girls got intertwined, I think in that song.

[Bringbackthedraft]

Maybe they are trying to send back those “I love Lucy” reruns?