From Can't Buy a Thrill to Pretzel Logic to The Royal Scam to Aja, the definitive ranking of Steely Dan's studio albums released in the 70s.

Steely Dan’s broadly acclaimed third album, Pretzel Logic, will return to vinyl for the first time in over 35 years on July 28th via Geffen/UMe. Originally released in 1974, the best-selling album ...

Review of Steely Dan's album The Very Best Of Younger readers probably won't have heard the name Steely Dan (Appropriated from a sex toy featured in William Burroughs lysergic epic the Naked Lunch) - ...

Steely Dan only released nine albums during their fantastic run. Remember there was a 20-year break in there that slowed them down a bit. Nonetheless, their batting average was exceedingly high in ...

He walked into the control room and thought he was going to take over, and that just wasn’t gonna happen.” When the Schlitz ...

Steely Dan became unlikely hitmakers with their debut album, Can't Buy a Thrill, but they refused to retread familiar ground on their sophomore LP, Countdown to Ecstasy, released in July 1973.

Do It Again; Dirty Work; Kings; Midnite Cruiser; Only A Fool Would Say That; Reelin' In The Years; Fire In The Hole; Brooklyn (Owes The Charmer Under Me); Change Of The Guard; Turn That Heartbeat Over ...

NEW YORK (Billboard) - Steely Dan principal Walter Becker plans to release his first solo album in 14 years by early June, and says he may hit the road to promote it later in the year. Sign up here.

In pop music, Steely Dan’s hybrid of pop, jazz and R&B represents an artistic standard few can match. Steely Dan — the musical enterprise of songwriting team Walter Becker and Donald Fagen — hit its ...

Fagen got on the phone with Variety to discuss the impetus behind releasing the two records, how he feels about continuing to tour as Steely Dan after Becker’s death, when he expects to return to the ...

I was about 11 when I first started listening to jazz. I lived in New Jersey and used to listen to late- night jazz stations from Manhattan… Jazz affected me in a way that R&B records really didn’t.