Added by Iceviper on 13 Aug 2014 05:05

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"Steve Miller Band" Playlist

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Threshold - Steve Miller Band

I know that it's an intro to another song but Threshold took on a life of it's own and showed the world that synthesizer was real, it was here and it could be used to make great music, rock inclusive, especially in the hands of Steve Miller!

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Swingtown - Steve Miller Band

Excellent song and an fine example of early synthesizer use.

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Living In The U.S.A. - Steve Miller Band

The first song I remember hearing form Steve Miller, it's what hooked me. :)

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Serenade - Steve Miller Band

and a live version with Joe Satriani and George Thorogood

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Wide River - Steve Miller Band

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Jet Airliner - Steve Miller Band

Complete;

Without "Threshold"

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Fly Like An Eagle (with intro) - Steve Miller

And a live version with Joe Satriani

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The Joker - Steve Miller Band

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Wintertime - Steve Miller Band

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Wild Mountain Honey - Steve Miller Band

Described as one of the best (if not the best) "Stoner Song". I'm sure I don't know what they mean by that remark........

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Space Cowboy - Steve Miller Band

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Abracadabra - Steve Miller Band

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The Stake - Steve Miller Band

"Nobody Loves You,....Like I Do" ;D

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Gangster of Love - Steve Miller Band

I included two versions of this song. First is the original from Steve that I love;

Then a live version, longer and tamer, so you can understand the words;

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True Fine Love - Steve Miller Band

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Rock 'N Me - Steve Miller Band

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Take The Money and Run - Steve Miller Band

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Dance, Dance, Dance - Steve Miller Band

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I can't believe I almost forgot to do this list, Steve Miller being one of my all time favorites. There are so many great songs, I just touched on some of my favorites, hope you enjoy.

By the by, Steve learned to play guitar from one of the masters, Les Paul, who was a good friend of Steve's parents and, of course, Steve. Watch the way Steve holds the guitar, Les Paul style! :D

I know the list is a bit long, but I couldn't stop. There's no order here 'cause I couldn't choose favorites.