"Heeeeeyyyyyy, it will come back to you".
That was the lyric I grew up singing to myself.
Years later, I found out I'd been wrong. Despite this gaffe, the jazz and funk fusion of "Peg" by Steely Dan remains one of the catchiest tunes ever conceived.
The track sounds like an ode to 70s music. There's a funky bass. Guitar solos weave in and out. And the ubiquitous Michael McDonald sings backup vocals, always a treat.
The cynical lyrics aside, this one's been always about the music. That infectious groove.
That was the lyric I grew up singing to myself.
Years later, I found out I'd been wrong. Despite this gaffe, the jazz and funk fusion of "Peg" by Steely Dan remains one of the catchiest tunes ever conceived.
The track sounds like an ode to 70s music. There's a funky bass. Guitar solos weave in and out. And the ubiquitous Michael McDonald sings backup vocals, always a treat.
The cynical lyrics aside, this one's been always about the music. That infectious groove.
Other favourites from 1977:
"Barracuda" – Heart
"Dreams" – Fleetwood Mac
"Mainstreet" – Bob Seger
"Mainstreet" – Bob Seger
I'm sorry I never like dsteely Dan
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