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Rob Rolph and Steve Hayes
NEARLY DAN
Nearly Dan began life around 1995 as a 5-piece band called
Baldwin’s Casuals (the name of Mike Baldwin’s
clothes factory in Coronation Street), performing quality
cover versions at venues in Stoke-on-Trent.
The initial set included a few Steely Dan classics, such
as Kid Charlemagne, Josie, and Home At Last. In those early
performances it was clear that there was a natural affinity
for the meticulously crafted grooves and allusive lyrical
style of Donald Fagen and Walter Becker.
As public demand grew, more Dan songs were added, and before
long a major proportion of the set was comprised of Steely
Dan's extraordinary three-decade- plus catalogue. It was
then that the suggestion of a tribute band was mooted, and
Pete wryly named the band, Nearly Dan.
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