Dirty Work
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Published 2018-10-25
Dirty Work · Steely Dan
Can't Buy A Thrill
℗ 1972 Geffen Records
Released on: 1972-01-01
Associated Performer, Vocals: David Palmer
Associated Performer, Keyboards: Donald Fagen
Associated Performer, Bass Guitar: Walter Becker
Associated Performer, Acoustic Guitar: Denny Dias
Associated Performer, Electric Guitar: Jeff "Skunk" Baxter
Associated Performer, Drums: Jim Hodder
Associated Performer, Tenor Saxophone: Jerome Richardson
Associated Performer, Flugelhorn: Snooky Young
Associated Performer, Percussion: Victor Feldman
Producer: Gary Katz
Composer Lyricist: Donald Fagen
Composer Lyricist: Walter Becker
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All Comments (21)
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Who remembers Tony Soprano singing this song in his Chevy Suburban?
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I love this song by Tony Soprano. How did he record this so flawlessly in a fast-moving car? Incredible.
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how could someone make an affair sound so pure & beautiful 😭😭
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One of the most criminally underrated bands ever… my favorite Steely tune.
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Such diversity in their music. How did they do it? Every song a masterpiece. From Do it Again to this this completely different piece. Amazing
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Tony made me revisit this beauty again!
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Right now I'm blaring this and my 5 year old is just full on singing along in the back of the car. This is actually one of her favorite songs. And I realized that I'm doing alright with this parenting thing.
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This song is a masterpiece
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Times are hard You're afraid to pay the fee So you find yourself somebody Who can do the job for free When you need a bit of loving Cause your man is out of town That's the time you get me running And you know I'll be around I'm a fool to do your dirty work Oh yeah I don't wanna do your dirty work No more Light the candle Put the lock upon the door You have sent the maid home early Like a thousand times before Like the castle in its corner In a medieval game I foresee terrible trouble And I stay here just the same
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The BEST Steely Dan song EVER!
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Tony Soprano sings this the best.
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I’m 63 this has always been my favorite Steely Dan song I’m still rocking
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I have somehow managed to introduce myself to Steely Dan in my late 30s. The first song I heard was Black Cow and I was completely along for the ride. I'm awestruck by their musicality and how they sound so polished on live recordings.
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This week im going on strike on my work
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The scene where Tony sings this to himself in the car lives rent-free in my head.
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As a blue collar worker I approve this message.
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This really brings back memories of riding in the back seat of my moms pinto station wagon breathing secondhand smoke 😂. Great song! I read that they didn’t even want to include it on the album. Glad they did!
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My favorite by Steely Dan
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Brilliance without equal…Steely Dan.
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70s music best of all time. Will never be that good again.
