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Steely Dan Database: song version info of Babylon sisters by Steely Dan

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Song version info of

Babylon sisters

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This version performed by

View the picture Steely Dan

Live: Yes
Instrumental: No
Time:

Sample: not available


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Musicians on this version
Musician Instrument Solo
1 View the picture Carolyn Leonhart-Escoffery View the picture Background vocals No
2 View the picture Cindy Mizelle View the picture Background vocals No
3 View the picture Cornelius Bumpus View the picture Play the sample Saxophone No
4 View the picture Cynthia Calhoun View the picture Background vocals No
5 View the picture Donald Fagen View the picture Keyboards No
6 View the picture Donald Fagen View the picture Lead vocals No
7 View the picture Jim Pugh View the picture Play the sample Trombone No
8 View the picture Jon Herington View the picture Play the sample Electric guitar No
9 View the picture Keith Carlock View the picture Drums No
10 View the picture Michael Leonhart View the picture Play the sample Trumpet No
11 View the picture Ted Baker View the picture Keyboards No
12 View the picture Tom Barney View the picture Play the sample Electric bass (finger) No
13 View the picture Walt Weiskopf View the picture Play the sample Saxophone No
14 View the picture Walter Becker View the picture Play the sample Electric guitar No

Releases with this version
Artist Release title
1 View the picture Steely Dan View the album cover Caves
2 View the picture Steely Dan View the album cover Michigan 2003

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