Walter Becker

Walter Carl Becker

Discography of Walter Becker:

#	Dwnld	Release title	Total tracks	Type	Imprint date	Label
1		11 Tracks Of Whack	12	Track list	1994
2		Android Warehouse	28	Track list	1998	Age Of Panik
3		Circus Money	12	Track list	2008-06-10
4		The Early Years	10	Track list	1984	Passport Records
5		You Gotta Walk It Like You Talk It (Or You'll Lose That Beat)	8	Track list	1978	Visa Records
6		You Gotta Walk It Like You Talk It (Or You'll Lose That Beat) “The Original Soundtrack”	8	Track list	1992	See For Miles Records Ltd.
7		Steely Dan Collection	25	Track list	1994	The Collection
8		The Early Years	10	Track list	1985	PVC Records
9		The Collection	21	Track list	1988	Castle Communications
10		Circus Money	12	Track list	2008	Sonic360
11		Circus Money	13	Track list	2008-06-10	Sonic360
12		11 Tracks Of Whack	12	Track list	1994
13		Remember "Steely Dan"	12	Track list	2003	Forever Gold
14		The Collection	21	Track list	1988	Castle Communications
15		11 Tracks Of Whack	12	Track list	1994	Giant Records
16		Tempus Fugit - The Original Recording 1968-71	14	Track list	2002	Thunderbolt
17		Sampler	4	Track list	1994	Giant Records
18		Words And Music	2	Track list	1994	Giant Records
19		Roaring Of The Lamb	17	Track list	1993	Charly Records
20		Greatest Hits Vol. 1	10	Track list		Fabulous Sounds
21		The Early Years	10	Track list	1983	Line Records
22		The Early Years	10	Track list	1987	Line Records
23		Walter Becker & Donald Fagen	16	Track list	2001	Park South Records
24		Before Steely Dan	16	Track list	2006	Music Sessions
25		The Early Years	9	Track list	1989
26		Any World That I'm Welcome To	29	Track list	2003	Delta Music (UK)
27		11 Tracks Of Whack	13	Track list	1994
28		The Root Of Steely Dan	17	Track list	1999	Hallmark Records
29		You Gotta Walk It Like You Talk It (Or You'll Lose That Beat)	8	Track list	1978	Visa Records
30		11 Tracks Of Whack	12	Track list	1994	Giant Records

Born February 20, 1950 in New York, New York. Becker met [a=Donald Fagen] while attending Bard College. The duo were part of [a=Jay & The Americans] for a while in the early 1970s, then formed the group [a=Steely Dan] in 1972. The band broke up in 1981, and Becker moved to Hawaii and began a career as a producer for a variety of artists, spanning from synth-pop groups to folk singers. Walter Becker joined up with Fagen to collaborate on the debut album for [a=Rosie Vela], and then for a longer time to tour as Steely Dan in 1993. The duo worked on each-others solo albums, Fagen's "Kamakiriad" and Becker's "11 Tracks Of Whack." Walter Becker is currently working on his next album in New York.

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