Donald Fagen Morph the Cat Japan Music CD

Product Description Contents Introduction Warner Music's proud series of classic Western music albums is relaunched with a new look! The seventh release in Warner Music's proud series of classic Western music albums: "Forever Young" features AOR masterpieces by Donald Fagen, Steely Dan, Christopher Cross, Rickie Lee Jones, Michael McDonald, Michael Franks, and others! [Donald Fagen] In 1972, he debuted with Steely Dan with the album "Can't Buy a Thrill," and has released nine original albums by 2003, including the masterpiece "Aja." As a solo artist, he has released masterpieces such as "Nightfly" (1982) and "KAMAKIRIAD" (1993), as well as "Morph the Cat" (2006) and "Sunken Condos" (2012). "Morph the Cat"?the "Voice of Steely Dan," Donald Fagen, finally completes his 24-year-long solo trilogy! While the masterpiece "Nightfly" (1982) was written from a youthful perspective and "Kamakiriad" (1993) from a middle-aged perspective, this album is themed around "end" and "death." It reached number 26 on the US album charts. (2006 release) Includes liner notes, lyrics, and translations. 1. Morph the Cat 2. H Gang 3. What I Do 4. Flashy Nightgown 5. The Great Pagoda of Fun 6. Security Joan 7. The Night Belongs to Mona 8. Mary Shut the Garden Door 9. Morph the Cat (Reprise) Media reviews and more Warner Music's proud series of classic Western music albums, , releases its seventh installment featuring AOR masterpieces by Donald Fagen, Steely Dan, Christopher Cross, Rickie Lee Jones, Michael McDonald, Michael Franks, and others! [Donald Fagen] Debuted in 1972 with Steely Dan with the album "Can't Buy a Thrill," and has released nine original albums by 2003, including the classic "Aja." As a solo artist, he has released classic albums such as "Nightfly" (1982) and "Kamakiriad" (1993), as well as "Morph the Cat" (2006) and "Sunken Condos" (2012). "Morph the Cat"... "Voice of Steely Dan," Donald Fagen's long-awaited conclusion to his solo trilogy, spanning 24 years, is finally complete! While the masterpiece "Nightfly" (1982) was written from a youthful perspective and "Kamakiriad" (1993) from a middle-aged perspective, this album is themed around "end" and "death." It reached number 26 on the US album charts. (C)RS