Скачать или смотреть Steely Dan Barrytown on Vinyl with Lyrics in Description

Track 4 from their classic third album, “Pretzel Logic” released in 1974 copyright ABC Records. Recorded from the original vinyl. This album received high sales and critical acclaim on its release and saw the band regain the popularity of their debut, with increased radio play thanks to “Rikki Don’t Lose that Number”, which became their biggest-selling single. The album achieved Platinum status in September of '93.
The album featured a number of special guest session musicians who were all exceptional contributors. Written by Walter Becker & Donald Fagen and produced by Gary Katz. RIP Jim Hodder & Walter Becker. Featuring:

Donald Fagen – Lead vocals, keyboards & sax
Walter Becker - Bass, lead & rhythm guitars & background vocals
Jeff “Skunk” Baxter – Lead & rhythm guitars
Denny Dias – Lead & rhythm guitars
Jim Hodder – Background vocals
Special guests:
Michael Omartian – Keyboards
David Paich – Keyboards
Ben Benay – Guitar
Dean Parks – Guitar & banjo
Plas Johnson – Sax
Jerome Richardson – Tenor sax
Ernie Watts – Sax
Ollie Mitchell – Trumpet
Lew McCreary – Horn
Timothy B. Schmidt – Background vocals on "Rikki Don't Lose That Number," "Barrytown" & "Pretzel Logic"
Wilton Felder – Bass
Chuck Rainey – Bass
Jim Gordon – Drums
Jeff Porcaro – Drums on "Night by Night," additional drums on "Parker's Band"
Victor Feldman – Percussion
Roger Nichols - Gong on "East St. Louis Toodle-Oo"

I'm not one to look behind, I know that times must change
But over there in Barrytown, they do things very strange
And though you're not my enemy, I like things like they used to be
And though you'd like some company, I'm standing by myself
Go play with someone else
I can see by what you carry that you come from Barrytown

Don't believe I'm taken in by stories I have heard
I just read the Daily News and swear by every word
And don't think that I'm out of line for speaking out for what is mine
I'd like to see you do just fine, but look at what you wear
And the way you cut your hair
I can see by what you carry that you come from Barrytown

In the beginning we recall that the word was hurled
Barrytown people got to be from another world

Leave me or I'll be just like the others you will meet
They won't act as kindly if they see you on the street
And don't you scream or make a shout, it's nothing you can do about
It was there when you came out, it's a special lack of grace
I can see it in your face
I can see by what you carry that you come from Barrytown