Katy Lied

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"Katy Lied" is a 1975 jazz-rock album by Steely Dan known for its sophisticated songwriting, studio craftsmanship, and the band's transition toward a more polished, studio-focused sound.

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Katy Lied canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf music album
studio album
artist Steely Dan
composer Donald Fagen
Walter Becker
countryOfOrigin United States
genre jazz fusion
jazz rock
pop rock
rock
soft rock
hasContributor Chuck Rainey
Clydie King
David Paich
David Palmer
Dean Parks
Elliott Randall
linked to: Elliot Randall

Hal Blaine
Hugh McCracken
Jeff Porcaro
Jim Gordon
Larry Carlton
Michael McDonald
Michael Omartian
Phil Woods
Rick Derringer
Sherlie Matthews
Venetta Fields
Victor Feldman
Wilton Felder
hasQuality complex harmonies
jazz-influenced chord progressions
polished studio production
label ABC Records
mainVocalist Donald Fagen
nextWork The Royal Scam
notableFor sophisticated songwriting
studio craftsmanship
transition toward a more polished, studio-focused sound
performer Steely Dan
previousWork Pretzel Logic
primarySongwriters Donald Fagen
Walter Becker
producer Gary Katz
recordedIn 1974
1975
releaseDate 1975-03-01
sequenceInDiscography fourth studio album by Steely Dan
track Any World (That I’m Welcome To)
Bad Sneakers
Black Friday
Chain Lightning
Daddy Don’t Live in That New York City No More
Doctor Wu
Everyone’s Gone to the Movies
Rose Darling
Throw Back the Little Ones
Your Gold Teeth II
linked to: Your Gold Teeth

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Steely Dan notableWork Katy Lied
Pretzel Logic followedBy Katy Lied
The Royal Scam previousWork Katy Lied