YOU TELL YOURSELF
YOU'RE NOT MY KIND
BUT YOU DON'T
EVEN KNOW
YOUR MIND
AND YOU COULD
HAVE A CHANGE OF HEART
Pretzel Logic
is the third
studio album
by American
rock band
released on
February 20, 1974,
by ABC Records.
It was recorded
at the Village Recorder
in West
Los Angeles, California,
with producer
Gary Katz.
The album was
the last to be made
and released by
the group while
it was still an
active touring band,
as well as the last to
feature the band's
full quintet lineup of
Becker, Fagen,
Denny Dias,
Jim Hodder,
and
Jeff "Skunk" Baxter
(who subsequently left to join the Doobie Brothers),
though it also features
significant contributions
from many prominent
Los Angeles-based
studio musicians.
A commercial
and critical success,
the album's hit single,
"Rikki Don't Lose That Number",
helped restore
Steely Dan's
radio presence
after the
disappointing performance
of its
previous album.
Katy Lied
is the fourth
studio album
by American rock band
released in
March 1975,
by ABC Records;
reissues have since been
released by MCA Records
due to ABC's acquisition
by the former in 1979.
It was the first album
the group made after
they stopped touring,
as well as their first
to feature
backing vocals
by
Michael McDonald.
In the United States,
the album peaked
at number 13
on the Billboard
Top LPs & Tape chart,
and it has been
certified Gold
by the Recording
Industry Association
of America (RIAA).
The single
"Black Friday"
charted at
number 37
on the
Billboard Hot 100
TRACKLIST
Night by Night
Any Major Dude Will Tell You
Barrytown
East st. Louis Toodle-Oo
Parker's Band
Through With Buzz
Pretzel Logic
With a Gun
Charlie Freak
Monkey in Your Soul
Black Friday
Bad Sneakers
Rose Darling
Daddy Don't Live In That
New York City No More
Doctor Wu
Everyone's Gone To The Movies
Your Gold Teeth II
Chain Lightning
Any World
(That I'm Welcome To)
Throw Back The Little Ones
Rikki Don't Lose That Number
(Remix) [*]
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