Artist
Walter Becker
New York City, United States · 1950 – 2017
Walter Becker is a musician from New York City, United States, active 1950–2017. Their discography on Gatefold includes 3 records. They also recorded with Steely Dan.
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1950
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Biography
American guitarist, bass player and saxophonist (1950-2017) who was largely associated with Steely Dan. Becker met Donald Fagen while attending Bard College. The duo were part of Jay & The Americans for a while in the early 1970s, then formed the group Steely Dan in 1972. The band broke up in 1981, and Becker moved to Hawaii and began a career as a producer for a variety of artists, spanning from synth-pop groups to folk singers. Walter Becker joined up with Fagen to collaborate on the debut album for Rosie Vela, and then for a longer time to tour as Steely Dan in 1993. During that period the duo worked on each-others solo albums, viz. Kamakiriad (1993) and 11 Tracks Of Whack (1994).
Born: 20th February 1950, in New York, New York, United States.
Died: 3rd September 2017 in Maui, Hawaii, United States.
Bio from Discogs
Walter Becker — solo
Their records — most-collected first.
Steely Dan
A project Walter Becker was part of. Former member.

Aja
1977

Can't Buy A Thrill
1972

Gaucho
1980

The Royal Scam
1976

Pretzel Logic
1974

Countdown To Ecstasy
1973

Katy Lied
1975

Greatest Hits
1978

Two Against Nature
2000

Gold
1982

A Decade Of Steely Dan
1985

Everything Must Go
2003

Alive In America
1995

Northeast Corridor: Steely Dan Live!
2021

Showbiz Kids (The Steely Dan Story 1972-1980)
2000

The Very Best Of Steely Dan - Reelin' In The Years
1985

Citizen Steely Dan 1972-1980
1993

Memphis Blues Again
1994

Remastered • The Best Of Steely Dan (Then And Now)
1993

The Definitive Collection
2006

Can't Buy A Thrill + Gaucho
2010

Roaring Of The Lamb
1993

Stone Piano
1988

Berry Town
1985
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