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Silk Degrees is the seventh solo album by Boz Scaggs, released on Columbia Records in February 1976. The album peaked at No. 2 and spent 115 weeks on the Billboard 200. It has been certified five times platinum by the RIAA and remains Scaggs's best selling album. Silk Degrees spawned four singles.
- September–October 1975
- Joe Wissert
- 18 February 1976
Silk Degrees (CBS Records 1976) Maria Muldaur. Southern Winds (Warner Brothers Records 1978) Richard T. Bear. Red, Hot, and Blue (RCA Records 1978) Mike Finnigan. Black & White (CBS Records 1978) The Allman Brothers Band. Brothers & Sisters (Capricorn Records 1973) Bobby Whitlock. Rock Your Socks Off (Capricorn Records 1976)
He is well remembered for the slide guitar heard on “Jump Street” from Boz Scaggs’ “Silk Degrees” album and appears on all the videos made for that album including “Lido Shuffle” and “Low Down”.
The Dudek, Finnigan, Krueger Band. The Dudek, Finnigan, Krueger Band (1980) Steve Miller Band. Fly Like an Eagle (1976) Book of Dreams (1977) Living in the 20th Century (1986) Wide River (1993) Stevie Nicks. Rock a Little (1985) Cher. Black Rose (1980) Boz Scaggs. Silk Degrees (1976) Maria Muldaur. Southern Winds (1978) Richard T. Bear
Les Dudek dominates, playing a fiery slide guitar, but the track is one of the least successful on the disc, as Scaggs pushes his voice into rougher, raspy territory that doesn’t quite fit. The following track, written by New Orleans legend Allen Toussaint, is more like it: “What Do You Want the Girl to Do” is kicked off by horns, and ...
16. Okt. 2013 · Even though Toto were a new band in 1978, most of the group had already been all over the radio thanks to Paich, Hungate and Porcaro's work on Boz Scaggs' Silk Degrees, which spent 115 weeks on ...
20. Feb. 2007 · Boz at least produced a great record: Silk Degrees. Not all of 1976’s Silk Degrees was disco: Only four of its ten songs could conceivably translate to the dance floor.
