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11 Tracks of Whack is the first solo album by Steely Dan guitarist Walter Becker, released in 1994 (see 1994 in music). It was his second collaboration with Steely Dan partner Donald Fagen, who produced the album, since 1980, after Becker produced Fagen's Kamakiriad (1993).

Track listing

"Down in the Bottom" (Becker) – 4:16

"Junkie Girl" (Becker) – 4:07

"Surf and/or Die" (Becker) – 6:15

"Book of Liars" (Becker) – 4:09

"Lucky Henry" (Becker) – 4:39

"Hard Up Case" (Becker) – 4:56

"Cringemaker" (Becker, Parks) – 5:11

"Girlfriend" (Becker) – 5:43

"My Waterloo" (Becker) – 4:02

"This Moody Bastard" (Becker) – 5:18

"Hat Too Flat" (Becker) – 5:26

"Little Kawai" (Becker) – 2:44

"Medical Science"(Becker)-only available on Japan release of this cd

Personnel

Walter Becker - bass, guitar, ukulele, vocals

Dean Parks - acoustic guitar, electric guitar

Adam Rogers - electric guitar

John Beasley - keyboards

Donald Fagen - keyboards

Fima Ephron - bass

Ben Perowsky - drums

Paulinho Da Costa - percussion

Bob Sheppard - saxophone, woodwinds

Bruce Paulson - trombone

Jon Papenbrook - horns/brass

Katherine Russell - background vocals

Brenda White-King - background vocals

Production

Producer: Donald Fagen, Walter Becker

Engineers: Tom Hardisty, Earl Martin, John Neff, Roger Nichols, David Russell

Mastering: Glenn Meadows

Mixing: Roger Nichols, David Russell

Horn arrangements: Donald Fagen

Rhythm arrangements: Donald Fagen

Type design: Mick Haggerty, Kathleen Philpott

Art direction: Mick Haggerty

Project coordinator: Linda Starr

Tech support: Craig Siegel

Photography: Annalisa

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