[Review] Steve Miller Band: Children of the Future (1968)
Psychedelic blues-rock that somehow finds common ground between Brian Wilson and Frank Zappa.
Category: Steve Miller Band
[Review] The Steve Miller Band: Sailor (1968)
The band’s second voyage is smoother sailing through the fields of psychedelic pop and blues.
[Review] The Steve Miller Band: Brave New World (1969)
Unfortunately, Boz Scaggs left just as things got interesting, including an unexpected visit from Paul McCartney.
The Steve Miller Band: “My Dark Hour” (1969)
The song that teaches us, when life hands you lemons, make lemonade with Paul McCartney.
[Review] The Steve Miller Band: Your Saving Grace (1969)
The pressure of releasing an album every six months was beginning to reveal some cracks in the material.
[Review] Steve Miller Band: Number 5 (1970)
This is probably the most underrated of their first five albums.
[Review] FM: The Original Movie Soundtrack (1978)
The music to the movie about the music on the radio, featuring the day’s radio stars.
[Review] Steve Miller Band: Living in the U.S.A. (1995)
One of those CEMA supermarket releases to steal your money while you’re humming “The Joker” in your head.