The Steve Miller Band hit their commercial and artistic peak with a string of three smash albums in the mid-1970s. Book of Dreams rounded out that unofficial trilogy in 1977, and it plays almost like ...

The Steve Miller Band's Book of Dreams was the culmination of what could only be called a dream period for the guitarist and his cohorts. Riding high on the platinum success of 1973's The Joker, ...

There is no shortage of throwaway songs on Steve Miller Band albums early—Brave New World (Capitol, 1969)), Your Saving Grace (Capitol,1969)—or late—Circle of Love (Capitol, 1981), Abracadabra ...

Steve Miller Band will commemorate the 50th anniversary of The Joker with the J50: The Evolution of The Joker box set, which arrives on Sept. 15. J50 is available to preorder now in two-CD, three-LP ...

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. Steve Miller is honoring the 50th anniversary of his chart-topping, ...

Steve Miller was convinced his career was about to end. It was 1973, and the then 30-year-old, who'd been gigging professionally since his early teens, had already released a half-dozen albums and had ...

Since 1968, Rock and Roll Hall of Famers the Steve Miller Band — led by the Milwaukee native who turns 81 this month — has released 18 studio albums, along with several live albums and compilations, ...

He may be an indisputable superstar, but Steve Miller’s output over the years has been relatively sparse, especially as compared with his peers. His last album, Let Your Hair Down, was released a full ...

CD 1: Miller/Coxhill: Chocolate Field; One for You; Portland Bill. Coxhill/Miller: Will My Thirst Play Me Tricks/The Ant ABout to Be Crushed Ponders Not the Where Withal of Boot Leather; Maggots; Bath ...

The Steve Miller Band’s “The Joker” is a tepid slice of stoner rock. The only notable thing about its flaccid instrumentation is the slide whistle sound effect. It’s a sonic joke that isn’t close to ...