Rare 1979 White Label Promo. Terry Boylan, Guitar And Vocals; Walter Becker, Bass And Guitar; Don Fagen, Piano And Organ; Herb Lovelle, Jimmy Johnson Or Darius Davenport, Drums. Appears Unplayed. Jacket Has Two Small Corner Dings. Returning To Bard College In ‘68, Boylan Teamed Up With Fellow Students Donald Fagen And Walter Becker, And Recorded Alias Boona At New York’s Hit Factory, For MGM Records. In A Tip Of The Hat To His Old Mentor, Boylan Recorded An Entirely Re-Arranged Version Of Dylan’s Subterranean Homesick Blues, Sounding More Like Procol Harem Than Early Dylan. The Influence Of The Band And Van Morrison Were Also Evident On The Album, In Such Tunes As Deep In The Middle And Hey Hannah. Dylan Brought The Album To The Attention Of Manager Albert Grossman, And Discussions Began Toward Recording An Album In Near-By Woodstock, N.Y., Then Home To Both Dylan And Grossman.