Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Hey Nineteen" in English language version.
Upon its release, 'Hey Nineteen' shot all the way to #10 on the Billboard charts. 'In this song, an older man is seducing a 19-year-old girl. He's a bit conflicted, as her inexperience frustrates him when she doesn't even remember Aretha Franklin. However, on this particular night and with the help of some Cuervo Gold tequila, everything is wonderful,' reads a description of 'Hey Nineteen' on Songfacts.com. Becker and Fagen parted ways in 1981, leaving "Hey Nineteen" unplayed until their aforementioned 1993 reunion. / Steely Dan made up for lost "Hey Nineteen" time from 1993 through Walter's death. "Hey Nineteen" was the third most played song of the band's live career as per Setlist.FM.Note, in quoting from Bernstein's extensive transcription of Walter Becker's onstage "rants"—his use of the term, not intended as derogtory—we have standardised the punctuation for the Becker transcripts (making punctuation formats uniform, and adding clearly omitted punctuation).
Becker and Fagen included one of [truck driver Jerome] Aniton's rambling, inebriated intros on a 1974 live recording of Bodhisattva that appeared as the B-side of the 1980 single Hey Nineteen.
