Throw back the little ones And pan fry the big ones Use tact, poise and reason And gently squeeze them Hot licks and rhetoric don't count much for nothing Be glad if you can use what you borrow So I pawn my crown for a ride uptown And buy it back tomorrow Throw back the little ones And pan fry the big ones Use tact, poise and reason And gently.

Song information for Throw Back the Little Ones - Steely Dan on AllMusic. Song information for Throw Back the Little Ones - Steely Dan on AllMusic Album Rock (9) Contemporary Pop/Rock (9) Jazz-Rock (9) Soft Rock (9) Add Styles. Song Moods. The Katy Lied/Royal Scam. MCA: Steely Dan. Citizen Steely Dan.

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Jul 31,  · The lyrical content illustrates a common theme in Steely Dan’s work, the misplaced dreaming of someplace better (as one writer once put it, “the faded hipster”). Unfortunately the song doesn’t quite live up to the other material on the album. “Throw Back The Little Ones” – Possibly the most unusual song on the album.

Steely Dan. Steely Dan is an American rock band consisting of core members Donald Fagen and Walter Becker. The band's popularity peaked in the late s, with the release of seven albums blending elements of jazz, rock, funk, R&B, and diodinhensperverobucatabliricep.xyzinfog Stone has called them "the perfect musical antiheroes for the Seventies.".

Throw Back The Little Ones This song is by Steely Dan and appears on the album Katy Lied () and on the 4-cd box set Citizen Steely Dan (). Lost in the Barrio I walk like an Injun So Carlo won't suspect Something's wrong here I dance in place And paint my face And act like I belong here Throw back the little ones And pan-fry the big ones Use tact, poise and reason And.

5. The Steely Dan Show PRESTON FRAZIER: “The Steely Dan Show” is a tongue-in-cheek look at the Steely Dan concert experience. Adding to the humor was the fact that Walter Becker and Donald Fagen didn’t sing or play the tune, leaving the lead vocals to the horn section and the backup vocalists.

Katy Lied front cover artwork. Now it’s not in my nature to break the chronological sequence with these “marathon tapes,” so I immediately suspended recording, went online and ordered a good early copy of Katy Lied. Katy Lied back cover. Now, being both a record collector AND a fan of Steely Dan for more than forty years, I assumed I.