A1. Kid Charlemagne
A2. The Caves Of Altamira
A3. Don't Take Me Alive
A4. Sign In Stranger
A5. The Fez
B1. Green Earrings
B2. Haitian Divorce
B3. Everything You Did
B4. The Royal Scam

Steely Dan's cynical 1976 opus passes go once again, rounding off Universal's reissue campaign of the band's revered 1972-1980 catalogue. Known for its slick jazz-rock fusion and caustic topicality, the album houses fan favourites like the acid-laced 'Kid Charlemagne' and the tightly wound funk of 'The Fez'. The sardonic 'Haitian Divorce' became an unexpected UK top 20 hit; it was the only time the group ever cracked that territory's singles chart. Long hailed as one of the group's darkest and densest records, The Royal Scam signalled a transition toward the meticulous studio sheen that would define Aja the following year.