Steely DanEverything Must Go

Label:

Reprise Records – 603497849109

Format:

Vinyl , LP, Album, Record Store Day, Limited Edition, Reissue, Stereo , 180 Gram

Country:

Worldwide

Released:

Genre:

Pop

Style:

Fusion

Tracklist

A1 The Last Mall
Alto SaxophoneWalt Weiskopf
Backing VocalsCindy Mizelle
Baritone SaxophoneRoger Rosenberg
Bass, Guitar [Solo], SoloistWalter Becker
DrumsKeith Carlock
GuitarJon Herington
PianoTed Baker
TromboneJim Pugh
TrumpetTony Kadleck
Vocals, Electric Piano [Rhodes], Electric Piano [Wurlitzer]Donald Fagen
3:36
A2 Things I Miss The Most
Backing VocalsCarolyn Leonhart
Bass, Guitar [Solo], SoloistWalter Becker
DrumsKeith Carlock
GuitarJon Herington
PercussionGordon Gottlieb
PianoTed Baker
Tenor SaxophoneWalt Weiskopf
TrumpetMichael Leonhart
Vocals, Electric Piano [Rhodes]Donald Fagen
3:58
A3 Blues Beach
Backing VocalsCarolyn Leonhart
Bass, Guitar [Solo], SoloistWalter Becker
DrumsKeith Carlock
Electric Piano [Rhodes]Ted Baker
GuitarJon Herington
PercussionGordon Gottlieb
Vocals, Piano, OrganDonald Fagen
4:27
A4 Godwhacker
Backing VocalsTawatha Agee
Bass, Guitar [Solo], SoloistWalter Becker
DrumsKeith Carlock
Electric Piano [Rhodes]Bill Charlap
GuitarJon Herington
Vocals, Electric Piano [Wurlitzer], Synthesizer [Solo], Soloist, PercussionDonald Fagen
4:57
A5 Slang Of Ages
Backing VocalsTawatha Agee
DrumsKeith Carlock
Electric Piano [Rhodes], Organ, SynthDonald Fagen
Electric Piano [Wurlitzer]Ted Baker
GuitarJon Herington
PercussionGordon Gottlieb
Tenor SaxophoneWalt Weiskopf
TrumpetMichael Leonhart
Vocals, BassWalter Becker
4:14
B1 Green Book
Backing VocalsCindy Mizelle
Bass, Guitar [Solo], SoloistWalter Becker
DrumsKeith Carlock
GuitarJon Herington
PianoTed Baker
Vocals, Electric Piano [Rhodes], Organ, Percussion, Synth [Solo], SoloistDonald Fagen
5:55
B2 Pixeleen
Backing VocalsMichael Harvey
Backing Vocals [Featured Background Vocal], FeaturingCarolyn Leonhart
Baritone SaxophoneRoger Rosenberg
BassWalter Becker
ClarinetKen Hitchcock
DrumsKeith Carlock
GuitarJon Herington
PercussionGordon Gottlieb
PianoBill Charlap
Tenor SaxophoneWalt Weiskopf
TromboneJim Pugh
TrumpetMichael Leonhart
Vocals, Electric Piano [Rhodes], OrganDonald Fagen
4:00
B3 Lunch With Gina
Backing VocalsMichael Harvey
BassWalter Becker
DrumsKeith Carlock
Electric Piano [Rhodes]Ted Baker
GuitarJon Herington
PercussionGordon Gottlieb
Tenor SaxophoneChris Potter (2)
TrumpetMichael Leonhart
Vocals, Electric Piano [Wurlitzer], Synth [Solo], SoloistDonald Fagen
4:25
B4 Everything Must Go
Backing VocalsTawatha Agee
Bass, PercussionWalter Becker
DrumsKeith Carlock
GuitarJon Herington
PianoTed Baker
Tenor Saxophone [Tenor Sax Solo], SoloistWalt Weiskopf
Vocals, Electric Piano [Rhodes], Clavinet, PercussionDonald Fagen
6:45

Companies, etc.

  • Record CompanyWarner Music Group
  • Marketed ByRhino Entertainment Company
  • Manufactured ForRhino Entertainment Company
  • Phonographic Copyright ℗Reprise Records
  • Copyright ©Reprise Records
  • Copyright ©Freejunket Music
  • Copyright ©Zeon Music
  • Pressed ByOptimal Media GmbH – BJ83486
  • Published ByFreejunket Music
  • Published ByZeon Music
  • Published ByLen Freedman Music, Inc.
  • Recorded AtSear Sound
  • Recorded AtSkyline Studios
  • Recorded AtRiver Sound
  • Recorded AtHyperbolic Sound
  • Recorded AtBearsville Studios
  • Mixed AtPresence Studios
  • Mastered AtSony Music Studios, New York City
  • Lacquer Cut AtBernie Grundman Mastering

Credits

  • Arranged By [Horns]Donald Fagen
  • Composed By, Arranged ByWalter Becker
  • Consultant [Horn Consultant]Michael Leonhart
  • Cover, DesignWB*
  • Crew [Mr. Becker's Basses And Guitars]Roger Sadowsky
  • DesignRed Herring Design
  • Edited By [Additional Editing]Larry Alexander
  • EngineerTJ Doherty*
  • Engineer [Assistant]Todd Parker (2)
  • Lacquer Cut ByCB*
  • Management [Donald Fagen]OK Management
  • Management [Walter Becker]Irving Azoff
  • Mastered By [Mastering]Darcy Proper
  • Mixed ByElliot Scheiner
  • Mixed By [Mix Assistant]Joe Peccerillo
  • Photography By [Band]Danny Clinch
  • Photography By [Cover]Photonica
  • Photography By [Watches]Sara Foldenauer
  • Producer [Produced By]Walter Becker
  • Production ManagerJill Dell'Abate
  • Technician [Drum Tuning/Maintenance]Artie Smith
  • Technician [Equipment Maintenance]Russell "Skip" Gildersleeve*
  • Technician [Piano Tuning/Maintenance]Sam Berd
  • Transferred By [Digital Transfers]Toy Specialists*

Notes

Record Store Day 2021 (June drops) release, 10,000 copies worldwide, 5,050 in USA.

Hype sticker, with both catalog numbers, on shrink:
"If the world is headed for a fall, as foreseen here . . . might as well go down in the most luscious live-tracked stereo civilization has ever achieved." -Rolling Stone
180-Gram

Issued with artwork, credits and lyrics.

Some copies with sticker on back cover shrink: Made in

℗ & © 2003 Reprise Records, a Warner Music Group Company. Manufactured for & Marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company. Made in .

Publisher on labels:
Published by Freejunket Music/Zeon Music ASCAP . by Len Freedman Music, Inc.
Publisher on insert:
© 2003 Freejunket Music/Zeon Music ASCAP . by Len Freedman Music, Inc.

Recorded at Sear Sound, NYC; Skyline Studios, NYC; River Sound, NYC; Hyperbolic Sound, Maui; Bearsville Studios, Bearsville NY.
Mixed at Presence Studios, Westport, CT.
Mastering: Sony Music Studios

Blue Note Records

In runouts, Optimal plating symbols are mirrored.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Scanned): 603497849109
  • Barcode (Printed): 6 03497 8491 09
  • Rights Society: ASCAP
  • Rights Society: GEMA/BIEM
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, variant 1): R1-48435-A 0603497849109 CB BJ83486-01 A1
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, variant 1): R1-48435-B 0603497849109 CB BJ83486-01 B1
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, variant 2): R1-48435-A 0603497849109 I1 CB BJ83486-01 A1
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, variant 2): R1-48435-B 0603497849109 CB 1= BJ83486-01 B1

Other Versions (5 of 32)

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Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
Everything Must Go (CD, Album) Reprise Records 9362-48435-2 Europe 2003
Recently Edited
Everything Must Go (DVD, DVD-Audio, Multichannel, Stereo) Reprise Records 48435-9 US 2003
Recently Edited
Everything Must Go (CD, Album, DVD, DVD-Video, NTSC) Reprise Records 48490-2 US 2003
One Hour Sale! (A Conversation With Steely Dan) (CD, Promo, Album) Reprise Records PRO-CD-101112 US 2003
Recently Edited
Everything Must Go (CD, Album, DVD, DVD-Video, All Media, Special Edition) Reprise Records 9362-48490-2 Europe 2003

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Reviews

  • MochiDisc's avatar
    MochiDisc
    Bought mine used. Awesome pressing and sound quality. Clear, deep, and wide soundstage on my Purefidelity Harmony TT, OL Enterprise tonearm, Hana ML cart.
    • Elmo_Redneal's avatar
      Elmo_Redneal
      This record sounds absolutely amazing on my system! 😍 It was mixed and mastered well, but that's to be expected from Steely Dan! 😎

      As for the vinyl itself?
      My copy is perfectly flat. There is pretty much zero surface noise anywhere on the record 😁 (I say "pretty much" because no record is ever 100% free of pops and clicks) But my copy is dead silent between the tracks!

      The only issue with my copy was a very small non-fill about 20 seconds into the last track on Side 2 😕 It's very short, barely noticeable, but it has that tell tale "ripping" sound 😫

      Not a major problem. 99.99999% of the record sounds absolutely amazing 😍 It's just that one tiny fraction of a second non-fill glitch. But it still sucks nevertheless! 😫

      I can't say I ever found a record manufactured in the 1960s - 1980s with a non-fill issue, but it seems to be a common issue with records these days! 😮
      • Nick8712's avatar
        Nick8712
        Edited 10 months ago
        Excellent pressing. My copy is silent and flat and the sound is very dynamic and detailed. Wonderful record!!! Just watch out for some sibilance problems on cheaper systems. However, the AP 45 still sounds better.
        • luciferbob's avatar
          luciferbob
          I got a good one...and it's really, really good...keep looking if you love this LP, it's out there!
          • Dee4Life's avatar
            Dee4Life
            Eventually got round to listening to this ( EU copy ). Sounds fantastic, great soundscape, must've got lucky with this copy. Well worth hunting down
            • jmua04's avatar
              jmua04
              Pathetic quality control. Constant whooshing sound. Going to use this as target practice.
              • all4vinyl's avatar
                all4vinyl
                Very satisfied w/sonics of my copy. A few random light pops otherwise sublime
                • OldRusty's avatar
                  OldRusty
                  Amazing yet again, Becker & Fagen deliver on this album in spades. How they did it so well for so long beggars description, too bad it was to be their last. Vinyl on my copy is dead-silent and pristine, with wicked-punchy sound that jumps out of the speakers with great fidelity, space & bass to die for.
                  • jspending's avatar
                    jspending
                    Probably the best way to describe my copy is "underwhelming": like most other reviewers, mine has its fair share of pops clicks... pretty odd for a pair of psychopathic perfectionists like Walter & Donald. That said, none of it was that distracting until I got to B3 and the wooshing got so bad that now I can't UNnotice it.

                    Not sure whether I'll hold onto it--given the Dan completist that I am--or whether it needs to go into the buyback bin and throw a wrench into the next guy's listening session.
                    • pointasch's avatar
                      pointasch
                      got mine via RSD, perfect copy, no clicks, no pops, no whooshing noise, 100% perfect, got mine in Austria/Europe. Maybe that's the key difference?

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