The Long Road to Steely Dan's 21st Century Comeback
Like they say: time flies when you're writing jazz-rock about degenerates.
Steely Dan
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December 1982: Donald Fagen Peaks at #26 on the Hot 100 with "I.G.Y."
It was the lead single for "The Nightfly" solo album.
September 1977: Steely Dan Releases "Aja"
The album climbed all the way to #3 on the Billboard 200.
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August 1974: Steely Dan's "Rikki Don't Lose That Number" Peaks at #4
It was the highest-charting song on the Hot 100 in the Dan's career.
July 1973: Steely Dan Releases "Countdown to Ecstasy"
Steely Dan's second album was a critical success, but commercial disappointment.
June 1981: Steely Dan Begin "Indefinite Hiatus"
After the torturous process of making the "Gaucho" album, Steely Dan needed a 20-year break.
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June 1978: Steely Dan's "Deacon Blues" Peaks at #19 on The Hot 100
The second single from "Aja" is (sort of) the story of Steely Dan.
February 1974: Steely Dan Releases "Pretzel Logic"
Steely Dan as we know them fully came to be with their third LP release.
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November 1980: Steely Dan Releases "Gaucho"
Released in November 1980, "Gaucho" examines the dark side of sex, drugs, and chasing much younger women.
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