Steely Dan

Comedian John Mulaney recalled taking 'Saturday Night Live' cast member to concert.

Steely Dan fans have more to look forward to this year than the band's co-headlining jaunt with the Doobie Brothers.

The pending lawsuit between Donald Fagen and the estate of his late Steely Dan co-founder Walter Becker has produced another round of motions.

Donald Fagen's new Steely Dan lineup will share the stage this summer with the Doobie Brothers as part of a co-headlining jaunt both acts are calling "The Summer of Living Dangerously."

Donald Fagen flew to be at Walter Becker's bedside on a day off from touring as his Steely Dan partner was dying.

The estate of Steely Dan co-founder Walter Becker has responded to a lawsuit filed by his former musical partner Donald Fagen.

Donald Fagen's plan to continue Steely Dan in Walter Becker's absence has run into a road block.

Walter Becker passed away unexpectedly two months ago, after missing Steely Dan's Classic East and West concerts due to an unspecified ailment.

For a time, no one seemed to like the band's tunes as much as their creators.

Weeks after the death of co-founder Walter Becker, surviving Steely Dan bandleader Donald Fagen has taken the group's new lineup on the road.