Steely Dan - 1972-1975 - Goldrush (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Steely Dan - Bootleg Compilation 

"Dallas/ b/w Sail the Waterway" (single) (Probe PRO 562) 1972 
01 - Dallas 
02 - Sail The Waterway 

Don Kirchner's Rock Concert 1974 
01 - Do It Again 
02 - Reelin' In The Years 

March 9, 1974, Sopwith Camel, Glendale, CA, or unknown venue, San Diego, CA
01 - Do It Again
02 - Rikki Don't Lose That Number
03 - Any Major Dude Will Tell You
04 - King Of The World 
05 - My Old School
06 - Bodhisattva
07 - The Boston Rag 

March 10, 1974, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA
01 - Do It Again
02 - Rikki Don't Lose That Number
03 - Any Major Dude Will Tell You
04 - King Of The World 
05 - Barrytown
06 - My Old School
07 - Pretzel Logic 

March 2, 1974, Record Plant, Los Angeles, CA (KMET-Live)
01 - Intro
02 - Bodhisattva
03 - The Boston Rag
04 - Do It Again
05 - Any Major Dude
06 - King Of The World
07 - Rikki Don't Lose That Number
08 - Pretzel Logic
09 - Your Gold Teeth II (Jam) 
10 - Reelin' In The Years
11 - This All Too Mobile Home

"Katy Lied" Rough Mixes 1975 
10 - Daddy Don't Live In That N.Y.C. No More 
11 - Chain Lightning 
12 - Black Friday 
13 - Rose Darling 
14 - Throw Back The Little Ones 
15 - Doctor Wu 
16 - Your Gold Teeth II 

"Royal Scam" Rough Mixes 
1. Kid Charlemagne
2. Sign In Stranger
3. Everything You Did
4. Green Earrings (no fade - over 7 minutes!)
5. Don't Take Me Alive (alternate vocal) 

SOURCES: 

"Dallas/ b/w Sail the Waterway" (single) (Probe PRO 562) 1972 (Demonoid) 

Don Kirchner's Rock Concert 1974: from "Goldrush", (Pontiac Records) EAC-Secure Silver CD rip 

March 9, 1974, Sopwith Camel, Glendale, CA, or unknown venue, San Diego, CA 
(.shn > wav > CD-R > .wav > FLAC)

March 10, 1974, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA
(.shn > wav > CD-R > .wav > FLAC)

March 2, 1974, Record Plant, Los Angeles, CA (KMET-Live) 
Pre-FM Master Reel (Scotch 176 1/4" 1/2 track @7.5 ips, no NR) > Ampex ATR-100 Tape Machine > Apogee A/D converters @24/96 > Adobe Audition (downsampling, tracking) > WAV > FLAC

"Katy Lied" Rough Mixes 1975: from "Goldrush", (Pontiac Records) EAC-Secure Silver CD rip 

"Royal Scam" Rough Mixes (from Traders' Den? BootCity?): studio>cassette(x)>cdr(0)>eac>flac 

NOTES: 

"Dallas/ b/w Sail the Waterway" (single) (Probe PRO 562) 1972 - This came from Demonoid, last year. I don't know who the uploader was. Thanks very much! 

See: http://home.att.net/~rarebird9/steelydan.html
The first Steely Dan single was released in 1972, earlier the same year as their debut album. It contained 2 non-LP songs: "Dallas" as its A-side and "Sail The Waterway" as its B-side. The songs are easy to identify as Steely Dan works. Not all of the essential ingredients were together yet; both songs are just a notch or two above demo quality. Still, these are two reasonably appealing songs that gave a good hint as to what was ahead. In 1978, both songs were included (along with "Do It Again" and "Haitian Divorce") on the four-song EP Plus Fours (ABC Records ABE 12003). 

and: 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steely_Dan#Early_years
In 1972, ABC sent out promotional copies of Steely Dan's first single, "Dallas" backed with "Sail the Waterway." It is unclear if "stock" copies were ever released to the general public, and if they were, the single sold so poorly that promotional copies are more abundant today (whereas the reverse is true for most releases). Neither song has ever been included on a compilation or album of any kind, or re-released in any form, with few exceptions: a 12" European EP titled "Plus Fours" - this 1978 EP features "Dallas," "Sail the Waterway," "Do It Again," and "Haitian Divorce." "The Probe Family Sampler" - released by Music for Pleasure in the UK - included "Dallas."