Katy Lied

"Katy Lied" is the sixth studio album by the American rock band Steely Dan, released in 1975. Renowned for its sophisticated production, complex jazz-influenced arrangements, and cryptic lyrics, the album blends rock, jazz, and pop elements. Its themes often explore deception and moral ambiguity, reflected in songs like "Black Friday" and "Fake Empire." Critics praise the album for its polished sound and lyrical depth, making it a classic that showcases Steely Dan's unique blend of musical virtuosity and clever storytelling. It remains influential and highly regarded within the jazz rock and soft rock genres.