brian wilson sang lead vocals on do it again by steely dan.
brian wilson sang lead vocals on do it again by steely dan.
who sang lead vocals on do it again by steely dan?
brian wilson
at the insistence of abc records executives, palmer joined steely dan in an early incarnation in 1972. he sang lead on two tracks on their debut album, "can't buy a thrill" – "dirty work" and "brooklyn (owes the charmer under me)" – as well as doubling parts of donald fagen's vocals on "reelin' in the years", "only a fool would say that", and "change of the guard" to reach the high notes. he also sang lead on most of steely dan's songs when performed live in their early concerts as a result of fagen's lack of live vocal power at this point. fagen eventually took over as lead vocalist and palmer left the band, although he did contribute backing vocals on the band's subsequent release, "countdown to ecstasy".
david palmer (vocalist)
bullet::::- eric clapton, unplugged









































bullet::::- steely dan, can't buy a thrill









































bullet::::- steely dan, countdown to ecstasy









































bullet::::- steely dan, pretzel logic









































bullet::::- steely dan, katy lied









































bullet::::- steely dan, the royal scam









































bullet::::- steely dan, aja









































bullet::::- steely dan, gaucho









































bullet::::- steely dan, two against nature









































bullet::::- steely dan, gold (steely dan album), expanded edition









































bullet::::- steely dan, a decade of steely dan









































bullet::::- k.d. lang, ingenue









































bullet::::- midnight oil, diesel and dust









































bullet::::- chris isaak, heart shaped world









































bullet::::- best film soundtrack award, sundance film festival, 1985, for "architects of victory"
daniel levitin