Steely Dan covers?

De La Soul 'Eye Know' on '3 Feet High and Rising'

4yanx, obscure no? The album is "Reunion: Mel Torme and the Marty Paich Dektette", Concord Jazz CJ360 (LP), also available on CD. Fun stuff!

The Velvet Fog asking Gretchen to pour him a Cuban Breeze? :-)

If you expand a bit to Donald Fagan's "Nightfly" album, Mel Torme covered two of the tunes quite nicely, "The Goodbye Look" and "Walk Between The Raindrops".

Released on the Tonecenter label within he last 4 months, 'The Royal Dan', an instrumental guitar tribute featuring, amongst others, Steve Lukather, Mike Stern, Al DiMeola, Robben Ford, Frank Gambale, and others. A smokin', hot session!

Sara Isaksson/Rebecka Törnqvist: "Fire In The Hole", 12 Steely Dan covers. http://www.ginza.se/index.aspx?artnr=32612

Joe Jackson does a nice cover of "King of the World" on Summer in the City:Live in N.Y. cd. Highly recommended.

Rickie Lee Jones does a good version of Show Biz Kids on "It's Like This". Cheers,
Spencer

Toto covered "Bodhisattva" on Through The Looking Glass (2002). The Hoops McCann Band (all LA studio musicians) did a nice CD of big band arrangements of SD songs (1988).

Most likely not comprehensive, but here's a decent start.

The Minutemen did Dr. Wu on Double Nickles On The Dime. One of my all- time-top- three albums.

Check out the "Me, Myself & Irene" soundtrack.

Lots of covers on the Me, Myself and Irene Soundtrack CD. Haven't heard them but the reviews on amazon are so-so.

Larry Carlton doing "Josie" from On Solid Ground

The Pointer Sisters did a very nice cover of 'Dirty Work' years, and years ago.

The Philippe Saisse Trio has a smooth jazzy cover of Do It Again out on their new album, Body and Soul Sessions. I like all the cuts on this disc, and they seem to be getting a fair bit of airplay.