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1	Young Hearts: Complete Greatest Hits (2003) more music like this by Steve Miller Band At his best, Steve Miller offered great rock & roll thrills -- sleek, insidiously catchy, relentlessly propulsive, effervescent pop gems, songs that were possessed with their own cheerful momentum that proved irresistible and surprisingly enduring. At his best, he made rock & roll that evoked its time but transcended it since its song and ... see all copies from £7.86! new only from £7.86!
2	Fly Like an Eagle (1976) more music like this by Steve Miller Band Steve Miller had started to essay his classic sound with The Joker, but 1976's Fly Like an Eagle is where he took flight, creating his definitive slice of space blues. The key is focus, even on an album as stylishly, self-consciously trippy as this, since the focus brings about his strongest set of songs (both originals and covers), plus a ... see all copies from £4.10! new only from £8.36!
3	The Joker (1973) more music like this by Steve Miller Band The Joker is, without question, the turning point in Steve Miller's career, the album where he infused his blues with a big, bright dose of pop and got exactly what he deserved: top ten hits and stardom. He also lost a lot of fans, the ones that dug his winding improvs, because those spacey jams were driven by chops and revealed new worlds. The ... see all copies from £5.47! new only from £7.15!
4	Abracadabra (1982) more music like this by The Steve Miller Band Steve Miller was always catchy and tuneful, but he never turned out an unabashed pop album until 1982's Abracadabra. This isn't just pop in construction, it's pop in attitude, filled with effervescent melodies and deeply silly lyrics, perhaps none more noteworthy than the immortal couplet "Abra-Abracadabra/I wanna reach out and grab ya." Those ... see all copies from £5.47! new only from £6.82!
5	The Best of 1968-1973 (1990) more music like this by Steve Miller Band The Best of 1968-1973 is a solid collection that features many of the highlights from Steve Miller's first five years of recording, including "The Joker," "Living in the U.S.A.," "Space Cowboy," and "Gangster of Love." This compilation isn't as consistently thrilling as Greatest Hits 1974-1978, which also features "The Joker," and it's not as ... see all copies from £5.12! new only from £5.79!
6	Greatest Hits 1974-1978 (1978) more music like this by Steve Miller Band Greatest Hits 1974-1978 collects the majority of Steve Miller's biggest hits -- "The Joker," "Take the Money and Run," "Rock 'n Me," "Fly Like an Eagle," "Jet Airliner," "Jungle Love," "Swingtown" -- and seven album tracks that received a fair amount of airplay on album rock radio. The collection only covers a total of three albums -- The Joker, ... see all copies from £2.73! new only from £5.49!
7	Book of Dreams (1977) more music like this by Steve Miller Band It is here, on this 1977 blockbuster, that Steve Miller shored up his "Space Cowboy" moniker and cosmic persona: from the winged horse on the album cover to a judicious smattering of synthesizers in the music, Book of Dreams bridged the gap between blues-rock and the indulgences of prog rock. Things do go awry when Renaissance Faire whimsy takes ... see all copies from £2.73! new only from £7.40!
8	Number 5 (1970) more music like this by Steve Miller Band Released in the summer of 1970, Number 5 was the fifth LP by the Steve Miller Band in just over two years. While it compares favorably to its immediate predecessor, Your Saving Grace, it is not quite up to the consistent excellence of the potent Brave New World from the previous summer. However, it does have a fair share of delights, especially ... see all copies from £2.73! new only from £7.52!
9	Anthology (1972) more music like this by Steve Miller Band Released in 1972, Anthology provides a 16-track summary of the Steve Miller Band's first five albums, distilling their uneven space blues into a tight, effective collection of highlights. These songs are hardly as tuneful or effortlessly catchy as the songs on 1978's Greatest Hits -- apart from "Living in the USA," "Space Cowboy," and "Going to ... see all copies from £6.83! new only from £8.36!
10	Brave New World (1969) more music like this by Steve Miller Band Blasting out of stereo speakers in the summer of 1969, Brave New World was more fully realized, and rocked harder, than the Steve Miller Band's first two albums. From the opening storm of the uplifting title track to the final scorcher, "My Dark Hour," featuring Paul McCartney (credited as "Paul Ramon"), this recording was the strongest project ... see all copies from £6.14! new only from £8.06!
11 view cover	Children of the Future (1968) more music like this by Steve Miller Band A psychedelic blues rock-out, 1968's Children of the Future marked Steve Miller's earliest attempt at the ascent that brought him supersonic superstardom. Recorded at Olympic Studios in London with storied producer Glyn Johns at the helm, the set played out as pure West Coast rock inflected with decade-of-love psychedelia but intriguingly cloaked ... see all copies from £6.15! new only from £7.40!
12 view cover	Sailor (1968) more music like this by Steve Miller Band Most definitely a part of the late-'60s West Coast psychedelic blues revolution that was becoming hipper than hip, Steve Miller was also always acutely aware of both the British psychedelic movement that was swirling in tandem and of where the future lay, and how that would evolve into something even more remarkable. The result of all those ideas, ... see all copies from £4.10! new only from £7.02!
13 view cover	Wide River (1993) more music like this by Steve Miller Band Steve Miller returns to the bluesy pop/rock sound that made his career so successful with Wide River, a pleasant collection of new songs that will appeal greatly to fans of "The Joker," "Take the Money and Run," and "Rock n' Me." All Music Guide, All Music Guide see all copies from £2.73! new only from £4.50!
14 view cover	Steve Miller Band: Live! [Capitol] (1983) more music like this by Steve Miller Band Released in 1983 Steve Miller Band: Live! is culled from a concert, or several concerts, that SMB gave on the supporting tour for Abracadabra. They run through all the big hits -- the most obscure this gets is "Mercury Blues," from their most popular album, Fly Like an Eagle -- in performances that pretty much stick to the record. There's not much ... see all copies from £3.38! new only from £8.97!
15 view cover	Billboard Top Rock & Roll Hits: 1974 (1989) more music like this by Various Artists This set draws from charting hits in 1974 and illustrates just how much parts of the '70s suffered musically. "Bennie and the Jets" was never Elton John's finest moment, and David Essex's "Rock On" was likely already a retro novelty when it peaked in March. Elsewhere, Billy Preston injects some soul with "Nothing from Nothing" and some eventual ... see all copies from £3.96! new only from £4.78!
16 view cover	VH1: The Big 80's (1996) more music like this by Various Artists Halfway through the '90s, the programmers of VH1 realized there was a whole audience that hungered for the great videos of the '80s -- not only new wave refugees, but a generation of younger fans to whom the sounds of the early '80s were as classic as the British Invasion. So VH1 invented The Big '80s, a show that specialized in '80s videos. Once ... see all copies from £2.73! new only from £14.17!
17 view cover	Living in the USA [Capital] (1973) more music like this by Steve Miller Band Living in the USA is not an official Steve Miller Band album -- it's a compilation assembled by CEMA Special Markets that draws highlights from his earliest albums. There are a couple of hits here -- namely, "Living in the USA" and "The Joker" -- plus a handful of album rock favorites like "Gangster of Love," but there is also a bit of filler on ... see all copies from £2.73! new only from £2.73!
18 view cover	Steve Miller Band [Box Set] (1994) more music like this by Steve Miller Band Close to definitive is the best way to describe the three-disc box Steve Miller Band. That, or missed opportunity. The set is divided pretty well, with the first disc being devoted to the early years, the second to the hitmaking era, and the third to the blues. Now, this isn't a hard-and-fast breakdown, since there's no one on God's green earth ... see all copies from £26.03! new only from £30.30!
19 view cover	Living in the 20th Century (1987) more music like this by Steve Miller Band see all copies from £5.43! new only from £5.43!
20 view cover	Italian X Rays (1984) more music like this by Steve Miller Band see all copies from £6.01! new only from £14.54!
21 view cover	Your Saving Grace (1969) more music like this by Steve Miller Band Your Saving Grace is a much more earthy collection of tunes when compared to the band's previous three long-players. While there are distinct psychedelic remnants of the Boz Scaggs (guitar/vocals) and Jim Peterman (keyboards) era, the addition of keyboardists Ben Sidran and Nicky Hopkins -- which began on the Steve Miller Band's previous effort, ... see all copies from £5.47! new only from £20.53!
22 view cover	Circle of Love (1981) more music like this by Steve Miller Band Divided in half, with one side of catchy pop tunes and one side devoted to a 16-minute space blues workout called "Macho City," the design of Circle of Love feels like a throwback to 1971, when people truly paid attention to the flow of an album. In 1981, it was a bit of anachronism, but its old-fashioned feel (and its tedious "Macho City") are ... see all copies from £4.10!
23 view cover	Sessions (2007) more music like this by Steve Miller Band see all copies from £7.57! new only from £7.57!
24 view cover	Electrifying 60's (1997) more music like this by Various Artists see all copies from £2.73! new only from £3.76!
25 view cover	Mellow Rock Hits of the '70s: Summer Breeze (1997) more music like this by Various Artists Rock's long and winding road from Woodstock to the waiting room at the doctor's office was paved with '70s staples such as these. "A Horse With No Name" (America), "Summer Breeze" (Seals & Crofts), "Dreams" (Fleetwood Mac), "How Much I Feel" (Ambrosia) -- you get the idea. If you want these for home listening as well, there are some advantages to ... see all copies from £5.80! new only from £83.17!

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