>> 2007 release of a 2CD set that perfectly captures the two distinct phases of Steve Miller's career. Disc 1 was recorded just after the release of "The Joker" in 1973 and strongly echoes the blues roots of the Steve Miller Band. Disc 2 was recorded in 1976 and showcases a band who had evolved into a commercial powerhouse, able to challenge The Eagles and Fleetwood Mac as one of the biggest names in rock. <<

1. Space Cowboy
2. Shu Ba Da Du Ma Ma Ma Ma
3. Mary Lou
4. Your Cash Ain't Nothin' But Trash
5. Gangster Of Love
6. Jackson-Kent Blues
7. Living In The USA
8. Fly Like An Eagle
9. My Dark Hour
10. Evil
11. Blues With A Feelin'
12. Lovin' Cup
13. So Long Blues
14. Joker
15. Baby's Calllin' Me Home
16. Goin' To Mexico
17. Nothing Lasts
18. Mercury Blues
19. Going To The Country
20. Kitchen Blues
21. Window
22. Fly Like An Eagle
23. Wild Mountain Honey
24. Song For Our Ancestors
25. Seasons

Amazon USA
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000SBUCMW/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000SBUCMW/?tag=imwan-21

This seemed familiar somehow, it appears to be an import release of the 2002 domestic Steve Miller "King Biscuit" double cd. Great stuff, in any case, although the U.S. release does at least have a Miller photo on the cover.

You are right:



http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000069JKG/?tag=imwan-20

(Out of print, but plenty of used copies available.)

A excellect disc. Highly recommended

just out of curiousity,

do any of you think we'll ever see another album of new material from steve miller, or is he done?

renny

This is pure speculation, but I predict he'll probably do some sort of "come back" album. I can't see him going the unplugged or orchestrated route, but I could well imagine him doing a Santana "Supernatural"-type album with a lot of superstar friends (both his generation and some younger folks) guest starring. Whether this would be a good album is anyone's guess...

He filmed a concert in Chicago just this year that I believe is coming out this fall. He's also stated that he's recording a CD of acoustic versions of his past hits.

Jeff

I spoke too soon! Well, if he's going to revisit some old hits I hope he at least picks things from throughout his career and not just the two albums that everyone has.