Steely Dan

Steely Dan – Rikki Don’t Lose That Number

About the Song Rikki Don’t Lose That Number: A Song of Missed Connections and Enduring…

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Steely Dan – Do It Again

About The Song “Do It Again” is a 1972 song by Steely Dan from their…

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THE LAST TIME DON REID HEARD HAROLD SING — A BROTHER’S VOICE RETURNED FROM FOREVER: Twenty years after Harold Reid’s passing, Don Reid walked onto the Statler stage alone… but he didn’t stay alone for long. Midway through the tribute, something no one expected happened: Harold’s lost bass track, recorded in the final week of his life, rose through the speakers and filled the arena like rolling thunder.

THE STATLER BROTHERS’ LOST CHRISTMAS RECORDING FROM 1978 JUST SURFACED — AND IT WILL DESTROY YOU: You won’t believe this angel-voiced quartet recorded the most heartbreaking Christmas song of their lives… then locked it away for 46 years. The moment Harold, Don, Phil and Jimmy’s harmonies fill the room, snow falls inside your soul. It’s like they’re standing around your tree right now, singing straight from heaven.

THE SONG NO ONE THOUGHT WE’D EVER HEAR — STATLER BROTHERS’ FINAL UNRELEASED TRACK! Picture the Reid brothers discovering a forgotten tape of their last session, voices trembling with raw emotion in a heavenly farewell. It’s a miracle unearthed, hearts breaking as their harmonies bridge life and eternity, impossible to hold back the sobs.

LEW DeWITT’S HEAVENLY TENOR RETURNS TO THE STATLER BROTHERS IN A LOST RECORDING THAT DEFIES TIME: Imagine Lew DeWitt’s angelic tenor rising from the grave, harmonizing with his brothers in a miracle recording hidden for decades. Time stands still as their voices blend in eternal reunion, tears flowing uncontrollably— a heart-shattering gift from beyond.