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An odd single pairing from Steely Dan — “The Fez” locks into a lean, syncopated pop-funk groove while “Sign in Stranger” leans on jazz-inflected Fusion and sardonic Pop Rock songwriting. Issued on ABC Records as a vinyl pressing, the record highlights the band’s studio-tight arrangements and wry lyricism. It’s credited with 4,950 listens from 324 listeners.
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Release Details
Type
Single
Released
1976
Label
ABC Records
Catalog
ABC-12222
Format
7" Vinyl
Style
Pop Rock, Fusion