Steely Dan
Discover Steely Dan, the legendary band renowned for blending rock with sophisticated jazz harmonies...
"Steely Dan"
Discover Steely Dan, the legendary band renowned for blending rock with sophisticated jazz harmonies and cryptic lyrics. Led by Donald Fagen and Walter Becker, their meticulous studio perfectionism created a unique, timeless sound that continues to captivate listeners with its complexity and smooth, polished finish.
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STEELY DAN: Steely Dan, Peg, Hey Nineteen, Rikki Don't Lose That Number, FM (No Static at All), Do It Again, Reelin' In The Years
Emerging in 1972, Steely Dan redefined jazz rock, crafting intricate arrangements and utilizing top session musicians. Their influential career produced numerous unforgettable hits known for their sophisticated melodies and ironic wit, cementing their status as icons whose classic songs remain essential listening across generations.
- TITLE: Steely Dan
- ACTIVE: 1971–1981 (1971), 1993–present (1993)
- BAND: Steely Dan
"Peg"
Get swept away by Steely Dan's vibrant 1977 hit "Peg." From the iconic Aja album, this pop-rock and jazz-rock gem shines with complex harmonies, funky rhythms, and unforgettable backing vocals by Michael McDonald. Its sophisticated sound and instantly catchy hook make it a timeless Steely Dan classic.
- TITLE: Peg
- BAND: Steely Dan
- GENRE: Jazz Rock, Pop Rock
- RELEASEDAY: November 05
- YEAR: 1977
"Hey Nineteen"
Rediscover the smooth sophistication of Steely Dan's "Hey Nineteen." This 1980 jazz fusion and soft rock hit from the acclaimed Gaucho album charms with its laid-back groove and wryly observational lyrics about generational gaps. Its iconic chorus and flawless production define Steely Dan's meticulous style.
- TITLE: Hey Nineteen
- BAND: Steely Dan
- GENRE: Jazz Fusion, Soft Rock
- RELEASEDAY: November 21
- YEAR: 1980
"Rikki Don't Lose That Number"
As the lead single from Steely Dan's acclaimed 1974 album Pretzel Logic, "Rikki Don't Lose That Number" perfectly captured their signature blend of accessible rock and sophisticated jazz-rock harmony. The track immediately draws listeners in with its distinctive Latin-flavored intro, played by Victor Feldman on flapamba (a bass marimba). This unique opening, coupled with the song's smooth groove, exemplified the meticulous studio craft of Donald Fagen and Walter Becker.
- TITLE: Rikki Don't Lose That Number
- BAND: Steely Dan
- GENRE: Rock
- OTHER: Jazz Rock
- RELEASEDAY: April 25
- YEAR: 1974
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