Album

Katy Lied

Steely Dan

1975 · Rock

74 collectors on Gatefold own this

Katy Lied by Steely Dan

Katy Lied is a Rock album by Steely Dan, originally released in 1975. On Gatefold: 191 pressings tracked, owned by 74 collectors.

About

Alongside <i>Pretzel Logic</i>, 1975’s <i>Katy Lied</i> forms the hinge point between the warm jazz-rock of early Steely Dan and the almost antiseptically tight sound of such later efforts as <i>Aja</i> and <i>Gaucho</i>. Song for song, it’s probably their sweetest album. Or, at least, it’s the only album that gives you the sense that the members of Steely Dan were as susceptible to tenderness and nostalgia as the rest of us—even if it’s nostalgia for an awful relationship (“Rose Darling”), or for that guy who used to lure neighborhood teenagers with porn (“Everyone’s Gone to the Movies”), or for being a loser in general (“Bad Sneakers”). You can picture the potential ad copy for <i>Katy Lied</i> on a billboard—maybe over the LA freeway, maybe amongst the lights of Times Square: “Steely Dan makes bad vibes sound good.” .

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1Black Friday3:33
  2. A2Bad Sneakers3:16
  3. A3Rose Darling2:59
  4. A4Daddy Don't Live In That New York City No More3:12
  5. A5Doctor Wu3:59

Side B

  1. B1Everyone's Gone To The Movies3:41
  2. B2Your Gold Teeth II4:12
  3. B3Chain Lightning2:57
  4. B4Any World (That I'm Welcome To)3:56
  5. B5Throw Back The Little Ones3:11

Sound DNA

  • Rock
  • Classic Rock
  • polished
  • detached
  • urban

Credits

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