It was quite a lively show and as always he was in great voice. The only bad part about the show was the length. But then he could play for twelve hours straight and that wouldn't seem like enough. I was annoyed with the people behind me because they were talking the whole time. I finally shushed them but not before one of the men said to another "gee, this is gonna be some wild rock concert. You think he knows any Joe Walsh." So obvious these men were not fans and knew nothing about Dan or his musical range.

Needless to say, the sarcastic shushees were on their feet after Dan played "Rocky
Mountain Way"!!! Also, every time he plays "Same Old Lang Syne", he adjusts it and fine tunes it and adds more and more depth to that song. He should re-release a live version of that one....Anyway it was a magical night and it was good to see him having such a good time after thirty years of touring!!! ~ CLE

It was so great seeing Dan again in New York. His voice was smooth, and the music wonderful. The band was spectacular, and the mix showed Dan's versatility - I loved the blues! I hope not to have to wait another two years to see him back here again, and I would love even more to see him in a larger venue! ~ Debbie (Long Island)

Dan's Westbury, NY, show surprised even his most commited fans. Is there no end to this man's talent? Vastly differing from his last Westbury appearance during which he played solo and acoustic, he brought along a four piece band consisting of the most experienced and talented musicians. After a short solo of his most familiar works, Dan showcased the musicians in his band. Taking on the guitar part formerly played by Joe Walsh, Dan amazed his fans with his guitar work on "Rocky Mountain Way," paying homage to composer and drummer Joe Vitale. He dueted with Mark Andes on an old Firefall tune, and wowed the audience when he and "the lads" broke into the blues. We couldn't get enough! His voice sounded terrific and, as always, we enjoyed his laconic wit as he bantered with the brazen NY audience (Michael was musical director for Donna Summer--"Oh, maybe this is not the same crowd!") New and old stuff sounded flawless, as usual. A wonderful show and his NY fans ate it up. ~ Elmann

Enjoyed seeing Dan in a more intimate setting. His band was great and his voice was as beautiful as ever. We enjoyed hearing some great vintage music as well as some Firefall songs. Can't wait to see him again. Thanks for coming back to the east coast again Dan. We love you. ~ Jackie (Montgomery, NY)