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The Steve Miller Band: Greatest Hits, 1974-78 [Vinyl]
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About The Steve Miller Band: Greatest Hits, 1974-78
The Steve Miller Band: Steve Miller (vocals, guitar, sitar, synthesizer); David Denny, Greg Douglass (guitar, slide guitar); John McFee (dobro); Norton Buffalo (harmonica); Byron Allred (piano, keyboards, synthesizer); Jachym Young (Hammond B-3 organ); Lonnie Turner, Bob Glaub (bass); Gary Mallaber (drums, percussion). Engineers: Jim Gaines, Mike Fusaro, Jay Ranellucci. Recorded at CBS Recording Studios, San Francisco, California. The Steve Miller Band: Steve Miller (vocals, guitar, sitar, harmonica, synthesizer); Greg Douglass (guitar, slide guitar); David Denny (guitar); John McFee (dobro); Norton Buffalo (harmonica); Byron Allred (piano, keyboards, synthesizer); Jachym Young (Hammond B-3 organ); Dickie Thompson (organ, Clavinet); Lonnie Turner, Bob Glaub, Gerald Johnson (bass); Gary Mallaber (drums, percussion); John King (drums). Engineers: Jim Gaines, Mike Fusaro, Jay Ranellucci. Recorded at CBS Recording Studios, San Francisco, California. All tracks have been digitally remastered by Steve Hoffman. Although Steve Miller had been rocking and rolling since the late 1960s, he experienced some of the greatest chart success of his career during the mid-1970s, as exemplified by this GREATEST HITS 1974-1978 compilation. Nearly all 14 of the album's tracks have become classic rock radio standards over the years. This period in particular saw Miller streamline his early blues rock sound into something more mainstream-friendly. With not a single weak track in the bunch, the creme de la creme would have to include the tasty rockers "Jungle Love," "Take the Money and Run," "Rock N' Me," "The Joker," "Fly Like An Eagle," and "Jet Airliner."
