steely dan - pretzel logic (2 x 45rpm uhqr lp box)
steely dan - pretzel logic (2 x 45rpm uhqr lp box)
steely dan - pretzel logic (2 x 45rpm uhqr lp box)

steely dan - pretzel logic (2 x 45rpm uhqr lp box)

Product No.:
AUHQR 0011-45
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Description
MEDIUM Vinyl Record
WEIGHT 2 x 200gr (clarity Vinyl) 45rpm UHQR Deluxe Box
CONDITION sealed
COVER AND BOX Box and Gatefold M mint
SERIALNUMBER Yes
LIMITED Yes, to 15000 copies
MISCELLANEOUS Stereo, Lyrics, Booklet
BOX AND COVER DAMAGES No, we take care about that
MUSICIAN HOMEPAGE   steelydan.com

Donald Fagen - keyboards, sax, lead vocals, background vocals
Walter Becker - bass, guitar, background vocals
Jeff "Skunk" Baxter - lead guitar (wah-wah on 5), pedal steel guitar
Denny Dias - guitar
Jim Hodder - background vocals (6)

Timothy B. Schmit - background vocals (1,4,8)
Michael Omartian - piano, keyboards
David Paich - piano, keyboards
Ben Benay - guitar
Dean Parks - guitar, banjo (5)
Wilton Felder - bass
Chuck Rainey - bass
Plas Johnson - sax
Jerome Richardson - sax
Ernie Watts - sax
Ollie Mitchell - trumpet
Lew McCreary - trombone
Jim Gordon - drums (all except 2)
Jeff Porcaro - drums (2, 6)
Victor Feldman - flapamba (1), percussion
Roger Nichols - gong (5)

rikki don't lose that number - 4:30
night by night - 3:36
any major dude will tell you - 3:05
barrytown - 3:17
east st. louis toodle-oo - 2:45
parker's band - 2:36
through with buzz - 1:30
pretzel logic - 4:28
with a gun - 2:15
charlie freak - 2:41
monkey in your soul - 2:31

Steely Dan's third studio album, "Pretzel Logic" contained the biggest pop hit of their career, "Rikki Don't Lose That Number," and put the band back on the radio

Becker and Fagen invited prominent Los Angeles musicians into the studio for the recordings, but then only had them record occasional overdubs

Drummer Jim Hodder got a role as a background singer and was replaced on his instrument by Jim Gordon and Jeff Porcaro

The songs on "Pretzel Logic" are shorter than on its predecessor, "Countdown to Ecstasy." Steely Dan considered this the band's attempt to make complete musical statements within the three-minute pop song format

Content-wise, it's all about nostalgia, lost love, and floundering in creative processes

One of the distinguishing features of "Pretzel Logic" is the use of unusual chord progressions and unexpected musical twists

The whole album's intricate arrangements showcase the band's musical prowess

RECORDING October 1973 - January 1974 at The Village Recorder (West Los Angeles)
ENGINEERING Roger Nichols
LABEL ABC
RE MASTERING Bernie Grundman
RE RELEASED 2023
AVERAGE RATING 4.7 Stars out of 5
PRESSING by Quality Record Pressings
MADE IN USA
STYLE Pop / Rock / Jazz Rock
AVAILABLE as long as inventory stock
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