Biografía:
Steely Dan es un grupo americano de jazz fusion cuyo núcleo central lo componen los músicos y compositores Walter Becker y Donald Fagen. El apogeo de popularidad del grupo fue en los años 70, cuando lanzó seis álbumes que mezclaban elementos de jazz, rock, funk, rythm and blues (R&B) y pop. Su música se caracteriza por la influencia de complejas estructuras de jazz, el manejo adecuado de las letras y una gran habilidad musical.
Fagen y Becker
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- Barrytown
- Brooklyn (owes The Charmer Under Me)
- Deacon Blues
- Dirty Work
- Fire In The Hole
- My Old School
- Rikki Don't Lose That Number
- Aja
- Almost Gothic
- Any Major Dude Will Tell You
- Any World That Im Welcome To
- Babylon Sisters
- Bad Sneakers
- Barry Town
- Black Cow
- Black Friday
- Blues Beach
- Bodhisattva
- Boston Rag
- Brooklyn
- Cant Buy A Thrill
- Chain Lightning
- Change Of The Guard
- Charlie Freak
- Cousin Dupree
- Daddy Dont Live In That New York City No More
- Dallas
- Do It Again
- Doctor Wu
- Dont Take Me Alive
- Dr Wu
- Everything Must Go
- Everything You Did
- Fm No Static At All
- Gaucho
- Glamour Profession
- Green Book The
- Haitian Divorce
- Hey Nineteem
- Hey Nineteen
- Home At Last
- I Got The News
- Janie Runaway
- Josie
- Kid Charlemagne
- King Of The World
- Kings
- Let George Do It
- Lunch With Gina
- Midnight Cruiser
- Monkey In Your Soul
- My Rival
- Night By Night
- Only A Fool Would Say That
- Parkers Band
- Pearl Of The Quarter
- Peg
- Pixeleen
- Pretzel Logic
- Razor Boy
- Reelin In The Years
- Rikki Dont Lose That Number
- Sail The Waterway
- Show Biz Kids
- Sign In Stranger
- Slang Of Ages
- The Caves Of Altamira
- The Fez
- The Last Mall
- The Royal Scam
- Things I Miss The Most
- Third World Man
- Through With The Buzz
- Throw Back The Little Ones
- Turn That Heartbeat Over Again
- What A Shame About Me
- With A Gun
- You Go Where I Go
- Your Gold Teeth
- Your Gold Teeth Ii
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
What a Shame About Me
|Am7/D | | | |
|Am7/D | | | |
|Am7/D | | | * |
|Am7/D | | | |
Am7/D
I was grinding through my day gig
Stackin' cutouts at the Strand*
When in walks Franny from NYU
We were quite an item back then
Dm7/G
We talked about her films and shows and Cds
And I don't know what else*
Am7/D
She said, yeah, Hollywood's been good to me
But tell me - how about yourself
Cmaj7 F13
I'm still working on that novel
Ebmaj7/F F13
But I'm just about to quit
D Db7
'Cause I'm worrying about the future now
B7 Bbmaj7
Or maybe this is it
Fmaj7 B7+9 Bbmaj7 E13-9
It's not all that I thought it would be
Bb/C B7+9 Gsus4/Bb Bbmaj13
What a shame a bout me
Am7/D
She said, talk to me, do you ever see
Anybody else from our old crew*
Bobby Dakine won the Bunsen Prize
Now he's coming out with something new
Dm7/G
Alan owns a chain of Steamer Heavens
And Barry is the software king*
Am7/D
And somebody told me in the early 80's
You were gonna be the Next Big Thing
Cmaj7 F13
Well now that was just a rumour
Ebmaj7/F F13
But I guess I'm doin' fine
D Db7
Three weeks out of the rehab
B7 Bbmaj7
Living one day at a time
Fmaj7 B7+9 Bbmaj7 E13-9
Sneaking up on the new century
Bb/C B7+9 Gsus4/Bb Bbmaj13
What a shame a bout me
Am7/D Gm7/C
What a shame about me
Bbm7/Eb Fmaj9
I'm thinking of a major Jane Street sunrise
Bb13 Csus4/Eb Ebm7/Ab
And the goddess on the fire escape was you
|Dbm7/Gb | |Abm7/Db | |
|Dbm7/Gb | |Abm7/Db | |
|Gbm7/B |Abm7/Db |
Am7/D
We both ran out of small talk
The connection seemed to go dead*
I was about to say, hey, have a nice life
When she touched my hand and said:
Dm7/G
You know I just had this great idea
This could be very cool*
Why don't we grab a cab to my hotel
Am7/D
And make believe we're back at our old school
Cmaj7 F13
I said babe you look de licious
Ebmaj7/F F13
And you're standing very close
D Db7
But like this is Lower Broadway
B7 Bbmaj7
And you're talking to a ghost
Fmaj7 B7+9 Bbmaj7 E13-9
Take a good look it's easy to see
Bbmaj7 Ebmaj9 E7 F
What a shame about me
Bb/C B7+9 Gsus4/Bb Bbmaj13
What a shame a bout me
|Am7/D | | | |
Shame! Shame about me…
Repeat/fade
‘*‘lick Gsus4/Bb Csus4/Eb
--16-s15--16-s15---------X--------X--------
--16-s15--16-s15---------1--------6-------
--15-s14--15-s14---------0--------5-------
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Repeat/fade
Transcription and chart
Peter Kruger
[email protected]
|Am7/D | | | |
|Am7/D | | | |
|Am7/D | | | * |
|Am7/D | | | |
Am7/D
I was grinding through my day gig
Stackin' cutouts at the Strand*
When in walks Franny from NYU
We were quite an item back then
Dm7/G
We talked about her films and shows and Cds
And I don't know what else*
Am7/D
She said, yeah, Hollywood's been good to me
But tell me - how about yourself
Cmaj7 F13
I'm still working on that novel
Ebmaj7/F F13
But I'm just about to quit
D Db7
'Cause I'm worrying about the future now
B7 Bbmaj7
Or maybe this is it
Fmaj7 B7+9 Bbmaj7 E13-9
It's not all that I thought it would be
Bb/C B7+9 Gsus4/Bb Bbmaj13
What a shame a bout me
Am7/D
She said, talk to me, do you ever see
Anybody else from our old crew*
Bobby Dakine won the Bunsen Prize
Now he's coming out with something new
Dm7/G
Alan owns a chain of Steamer Heavens
And Barry is the software king*
Am7/D
And somebody told me in the early 80's
You were gonna be the Next Big Thing
Cmaj7 F13
Well now that was just a rumour
Ebmaj7/F F13
But I guess I'm doin' fine
D Db7
Three weeks out of the rehab
B7 Bbmaj7
Living one day at a time
Fmaj7 B7+9 Bbmaj7 E13-9
Sneaking up on the new century
Bb/C B7+9 Gsus4/Bb Bbmaj13
What a shame a bout me
Am7/D Gm7/C
What a shame about me
Bbm7/Eb Fmaj9
I'm thinking of a major Jane Street sunrise
Bb13 Csus4/Eb Ebm7/Ab
And the goddess on the fire escape was you
|Dbm7/Gb | |Abm7/Db | |
|Dbm7/Gb | |Abm7/Db | |
|Gbm7/B |Abm7/Db |
Am7/D
We both ran out of small talk
The connection seemed to go dead*
I was about to say, hey, have a nice life
When she touched my hand and said:
Dm7/G
You know I just had this great idea
This could be very cool*
Why don't we grab a cab to my hotel
Am7/D
And make believe we're back at our old school
Cmaj7 F13
I said babe you look de licious
Ebmaj7/F F13
And you're standing very close
D Db7
But like this is Lower Broadway
B7 Bbmaj7
And you're talking to a ghost
Fmaj7 B7+9 Bbmaj7 E13-9
Take a good look it's easy to see
Bbmaj7 Ebmaj9 E7 F
What a shame about me
Bb/C B7+9 Gsus4/Bb Bbmaj13
What a shame a bout me
|Am7/D | | | |
Shame! Shame about me…
Repeat/fade
‘*‘lick Gsus4/Bb Csus4/Eb
--16-s15--16-s15---------X--------X--------
--16-s15--16-s15---------1--------6-------
--15-s14--15-s14---------0--------5-------
-------------------------0--------5-------
-------------------------1--------6-------
-------------------------X--------X-------
Repeat/fade
Transcription and chart
Peter Kruger
[email protected]
Stellar Kart
Stephan Altman
Stéphane (...)
Stephane Wrembel
Stephanie Bentle (...)
Stephen Schwartz
Stephen Sondheim
Stephen Speaks
Steppenwolf
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