Greatest Steely Dan Songs

Amazing solo!

Reminds me a bit of The Doors, particularly Riders on the Storm. - PetSounds

I sing this song all the time. One of my favorites - LizardKing99

The best song really good love this one - mneilan

LONG LIVE Steely Dan..Long live the 1970's.

I’d love a 20 minute version. Drink Scotch Whiskey all night long. Learn to work the saxophone. Great lyrics

I really don't see why it isn't #1. Some of the better song lyrics I've ever heard - Beatlesboy9

Personally its my favorite. The lyrics really mean something. - fireinside96

"They've got a name for the winners of the world
I want a name when I lose..." - Billyv

Always will be the greatest

Clever lyrics, great guitar playing. A lot of the songs from the "Aja" album are good, but this one is still my favorite.

I think it's between this one and Do it Again. Both of them classics - Beatlesboy9

This is one song that always makes me cry.

This song is based on a LSD manufacturer named Stanley owsley, who made the best LSD in San Francisco - Hicomrade

I always loved this song and had a rough idea of what the song was about. The opening bars of the song capture the danger and excitement of making and dealing in drugs brilliantly. I really like the song for the exquisite melody and harmony it contains. Larry Carlton's solo is rightly regarded as one of the greatest ever. I never get tired of listening to it.

My favorite song, about a pornstar, all the lyrics are references to that - Hicomrade

It's everything a song should be.

This song rocks! - Gg2000

Way too low - Nickelstickman

I love the vibe of this song.

One of the best songs I've ever heard. Can't get it out of my head!

I don't see how this is not in top 10 awesome song listen to it people it's better than half the songs above it.

High anxiety with a case of dynamite

Lets move this song people

This song is so awesome, amigo!

Big radio hit, great song. Should be higher.

How that no one added this song?

"Musically" one of the best.

Catchier than a lot of these other songs

Sturdy jazz melody, as shown by Herbie Hancock’s cover.