Steely Dan
Steely Dan, formed by Walter Becker (guitars, bass) and Donald Fagen (keyboards, vocals) at Bard College in 1971, became famous for their sophisticated jazz-rock fusion, blending jazz, funk, R&B, and pop with complex, ironic lyrics and pristine studio production, initially as a touring band but later as a studio-only duo. After achieving major success with albums like Aja (1977) and Gaucho (1980), they disbanded in 1981, only to reunite in the 1990s, continuing with Fagen as the sole consistent member after Becker's death in 2017, touring with a rotating cast of top session musicians.
Known For
- Reelin' In The Years
- Dirty Work
- Do It Again
- Peg
- Deacon Blues
Discography Highlights
- The Old Regime 2013
- Everything Must Go 2003
- Blues Beach 2003
- Two Against Nature 2000
- Gaucho 1980
Similar Artists
- Donald Fagen
- The Doobie Brothers
- Daryl Hall & John Oates
- Eagles
- Fleetwood Mac
- Todd Rundgren
Soundtrack Appearances
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In this tense moment, the camera captures a single, unbroken shot as Fez and Laurie finalize their drug deal. The frame takes in the unfolding conversation, revealing the dynamics between these two characters.
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At the DEA briefing, Agent Jimenez presents the surveillance plan for the fentanyl delivery vehicle.
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First song in the episode / Listen while driving
