Steely Dan were musical innovators, which is reflected in their music, but also in the fact that they made up their very own chord.

Steely Dan began as a somewhat traditional band, but that all changed when their two leaders turned them into a studio ...

Whenever somebody asks me what I think is America’s greatest band, I always come up with three possible answers–The Wu-Tang ...

Steely Dan were known for their exhaustive and meticulous recording techniques. So did any of their great tunes even make it ...

Do It Again; Dirty Work; Reelin' In The Years; Only A Fool Would Say That; Change Of The Guard; Bodhisattva; The Boston Rag; Show Biz Kids; My Old School; Rikki Don't Lose That Number; Night By Night; ...

So let’s get to the good Dan. Because I dearly love the first five albums. Steely Dan roared out of the gate in 1972 with Can’t Buy a Thrill. It yielded two top twenty hits and established a ...

This band is a Steely Dan tribute that endeavors to recreate the exact sound of specific selections from their classic albums. PERFORMER BIO:Begun as a “labor of love” for the music of Steely Dan, ...

The value of the album, like all Steely Dan records, turns out to be something between Kenny G and Leo Sayer. Both Sayer and Mr. G made albums that are slick and glossy. That is something in which ...

Fifty years ago, Can’t Buy A Thrill introduced STEELY DAN’s impeccable brand of hipster logic – and the whip-smart songwriting partnership of Donald Fagen and Walter Becker. To celebrate ...