Saturday Steve Miller Band Hits Set 2-Fer!

Hey there, Dear Readers, and welcome to a 2-fer of Steve Miller Band hits sets! By the time we’re done, we’ll have covered from 1968-1978, which I’ve played recently all the way through myself. I’ll do both records at 80 words each.

Ready? Let’s give ‘er!

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Collecting the best of 1968-73, this compilation is pure psychedelic, funky, swingin’, bluesy rockin’ fun. Groovy, fab, far out!

The Joker is here, and Space Cowboy, Gangster Of Love, Evil, and Robert Johnson’s Come On In My Kitchen. My Dark Hour’s intro has elements of Fly Like An Eagle’s intro in it. I loved Living In The U.S.A.’s “somebody get me a cheeseburger!”

This is a great overview of the early years. Recommended!

 

I’ve already covered this one right here, and I can narrow it down… Here’s all I need to say and you’ll know:

Swingtown / Jungle Love / Take The Money And Run / Rock ’n Me / Serenade / True Fine Love / The Stake / The Joker / Fly Like An Eagle / Threshold / Jet Airliner / Dance, Dance, Dance / Winter Time / Wild Mountain Honey.

Any questions? Haha man I think we all had/have this one in our collection. This is so classic it hurts.

22 thoughts on “Saturday Steve Miller Band Hits Set 2-Fer!

    1. keepsmealive says:

      Oooo good question! I like Rich’s series too!

      These guys? Hm. Honestly, for me, it’s a compilation band, so long as the compilation covers a lot of ground. These two seem to do that trick well.

      Mind you, if anyone out there says “Nooooo they’re an album band!” then, even though I haven’t heard all the albums, I’d be hard-pressed to disagree. These guys had a lot of cool songs.

      But yeah, for me? Solid comps win the day!

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    1. keepsmealive says:

      Agreed, I rarely see the early records, usually just Fly Like An Eagle…

      Your 2CD set, does it have what you want from them on it? This early set I got is available cheaply if you want more early stuff!

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  1. J. says:

    Yikes. I don’t own any Steve Miller Band. Am I missing something, then? I’ve seen one of these cheap enough on LP. The early one, I think. Might pick it up next time I spot it then…

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    1. keepsmealive says:

      I’d say so. Some truly cool guitar work, and a lot of memorable hit songs. I heard someone say they saw it in Kerching, if you want to head down there on the bus to check it out…

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    1. keepsmealive says:

      That early set is about all I need. I’m unlikely to buy up all the albums, so it’s a nice one-stop shop for me.

      I had a quick look online, and it seems to be available rather cheaply and easily, so if you’re interested in it, I say give ‘er!

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  2. deKE says:

    So classic it hurts! Yup Thats about it!
    For my bashing of Greatest Hits sets this is all I need from Miller!
    Space Cowboy did put on pretty decent set when he opened for Adams back in 92 which a bunch of us (including Mr Books ) saw…..

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