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The Steve Miller Band |
Goldberg-Miller Blues Band ♦ Boz Scaggs |
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Boz |
Polydor LPHM-46253 [Sweden] | |
9/65 [UK: N/R] | |
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Steamboat | Lucas | 2:16 |
Baby Let Me Follow You Down | Davis | 2:30 |
Girl From The North Country | Dylan | 3:43 |
You're So Fine | Finnie-Schofield | 2:15 |
Got You On My Mind | Biggs-Howard | 3:06 |
That's Allright | Crudup | 2:14 |
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Hey Baby | Channel-Cobb | 2:40 |
Gangster Of Love | Watson | 2:27 |
Let The Good Times Roll | Jordan-Theard | 2:26 |
How Long | arr Scaggs | 2:27 |
Stormy Monday Blues | Walker | 3:49 |
C C Rider | arr Scaggs | 2:27 |
Note: Released as by William R Scaggs in Sweden (about 300 copies). Credits on LP mostly wrong, fixed via wiki article .
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The Mother Song¹ / More Soul, Than Soulful¹ Goldberg (2:57) / Harris (3:13) Epic 5-9865, 11/65 single also appears on Barry Goldberg's page |
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Hullabaloo: 12/13/65, The Mother Song as The Goldberg-Miller Blues Band |
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Magic Mountain Music Festival(6/11/67) |
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Monterey International Pop Festival(6/17/67) |
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Chuck Berry With The Steve Miller Blues Band Live At The Fillmore Auditorium - San Francisco |
Mercury SR-61138 | |
9/67 [UK: 3/68] | |
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Rockin' At The Fillmore/Everyday I Have The Blues | Berry/Chatman | 8:28 |
C C Rider | Willis | 4:09 |
Driftin' Blues | Brown | 3:50 |
Feelin' It | Berry | 3:54 |
Flying Home | Goodman-Hampton-Robin | 2:41 |
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Hoochi 'Coochi' Man | Dixon | 5:43 |
It Hurts Me Too | Berry | 4:34 |
Fillmore Blues | Berry | 3:22 |
Wee Baby Blues | Johnson-Turner | 4:06 |
Johnny B Goode | Berry | 2:55 |
Note: Special thanks to Bill Graham for use of half his stage and all his hot water
Recorded at the Fillmore Auditorium, June 28 (Side One) and June 29 (Side Two)
Editorial note: This is a very bluesy Chuck Berry performance. Ain't no "Ding-a-Ling" crap here, brother!
Well, the 1989 CD does include that stupid song, but makes up for it with other great tracks
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Festival Of Growing Things(7/1/67) |
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Feelin' It / It Hurts Me Too Berry (3:54) / London (4:34) Mercury 72748, 10/67 As by Chuck Berry - The Miller Band; B-side sub-titled as (Duet with Steve Miller) |
Curly Cooke back to Wisconsin due to illness
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Sittin' In Circles¹ / Roll With It Goldberg (3:02) / Miller (2:29) Capitol 2156, 4/68 |
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Altho the first album was recorded in London, no concert in England until 1972 |
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Children Of The Future |
Capitol ST-2920 | |
5/68 BB [UK: 9/68] | |
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Children Of The Future | Miller | 2:58 |
Pushed Me To It | Miller | 0:36 |
You've Got The Power | Miller | 0:55 |
In My First Mind | Miller-Peterman | 7:31 |
Beauty of Time Is That It's Snowing (Psychedelic BB) | Miller | 5:23 |
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Baby's Callin' Me Home | Scaggs | 3:24 |
Steppin' Stone | Scaggs | 3:02 |
Roll With It | Miller | 2:29 |
Junior Saw It Happen | Pulte | 2:29 |
Fanny Mae | Brown | 3:11 |
Key To The Highway | Broonzy-Segar | 6:18 |
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Revolution(5/17/68) |
Soundtrack album has unique cuts |
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Northern California Folk-Rock Festival(5/18/68) |
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Living In The USA / Quicksilver Girl Miller (4:03) / Miller (2:40) Capitol 2287, 9/68 BB |
Boz Scaggs to solo career (see below); Jim Peterman returns to midwest and raises family
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Sailor |
Capitol ST-2984 | |
10/7/68 BB [UK: 1/69] | |
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Song For Our Ancestors | Miller | 5:57 |
Dear Mary | Miller | 3:35 |
My Friend | Davis-Miller-Scaggs | 3:30 |
Living In The USA | Miller | 4:03 |
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Quicksilver Girl | Miller | 2:40 |
Lucky Man | Peterman | 3:08 |
Gangster Of Love | Miller-Watson | 1:24 |
You're So Fine | Reed | 2:51 |
Overdrive | Scaggs | 3:54 |
Dime-A-Dance Romance | Scaggs | 3:26 |
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Sittin' In Circles¹ / Dear Mary Goldberg-Miller (3:13) / Miller (3:35) Capitol 2447, 3/69 |
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Northern California Folk-Rock Festival(5/23/69) |
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Brave New World |
Capitol ST-184 | |
6/16/69 BB [UK: 9/69] | |
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Brave New World | Miller | 3:27 |
Celebration Song | Miller-Sidran | 2:33 |
Can't You Hear Your Daddy's Heartbeat | Davis | 2:30 |
Got Love 'Cause You Need It | Miller-Sidran | 2:28 |
Kow Kow | Miller | 4:28 |
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Seasons | Miller-Sidran | 3:50 |
Space Cowboy | Miller-Sidran | 4:55 |
LT's Midnight Dream | Turner | 2:33 |
My Dark Hour | Miller | 3:07 |
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My Dark Hour / Song For Our Ancestors Miller (3:05) / Miller (5:00) Capitol 2520, 6/69 A-side label adds: "with special thanks to Paul Ramon" [Paul McCartney] |
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Boz Scaggs |
Atlantic SD-8239 | |
8/69 [UK: 1/70] | |
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I'm Easy | Beckett-Scaggs | 3:08 |
I'll Be Long Gone | Scaggs | 4:00 |
Another Day (Another Letter) | Scaggs | 3:11 |
Now You're Gone | Scaggs | 3:48 |
Finding Her† | Scaggs | 4:09 |
Look What I Got!† | Chalmers-Rhodes | 4:12 |
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Waiting For A Train† | Rodgers | 2:40 |
Loan Me A Dime† | Scaggs [Robinson] | 12:48 |
Sweet Release | Beckett-Scaggs | 6:17 |
Note: Album charted at #171 in 1974 reissue
Loan Me A Dime was actually written by Fenton Robinson—later issues correct the credit.
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The Sky River Rock Festival and Lighter Than Air Fair(Aug 30-Sept 1, 1969) Steve Miller Band |
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Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around / Little Girl Miller (2:27) / Miller (3:20) Capitol 2638, 9/69 |
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I'm Easy / I'll Be Long Gone Beckett-Scaggs (3:08) / Scaggs (4:15) Atlantic 2692, 10/69 |
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Your Saving Grace |
Capitol ST-331 | |
11/69 BB [UK: 3/70] | |
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Little Girl | Miller | 3:20 |
Just A Passin' Fancy In A Midnite Dream | Miller-Sidran | 3:38 |
Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around | Miller | 2:27 |
Baby's House | Miller-Hopkins | 8:55 |
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Motherless Children | arr Miller | 5:52 |
The Lost Wombat In Mecca | Turner | 2:53 |
Feel So Glad | Miller | 5:22 |
Your Saving Grace | Davis | 4:55 |
Lonnie Turner quits during recording sessions for #5
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Number 5 |
Capitol ST-436 | |
7/70 BB [UK: 11/70] | |
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Good Morning | Winkelman | 2:45 |
I Love You | Miller | 2:49 |
Going To The Country | Miller-Sidran | 3:43 |
Hot Chili | Davis | 3:28 |
Tokin's | Davis | 4:20 |
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Going To Mexico | Miller-Scaggs | 2:23 |
Steve Miller's Midnight Tango | Sidran | 2:38 |
Industrial Military Complex Hex | Miller | 3:54 |
Jackson-Kent Blues | Miller | 7:15 |
Never Kill Another Man | Miller | 2:48 |
Note: Jim Miller is Steve's younger brother.
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Going To The Country³ / Never Kill Another Man Miller-Sidran (2:08) / Miller (2:48) Capitol 2878, 8/70 BB |
Last original member Tim Davis hit the road...
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Steve Miller's Midnight Tango / Going To Mexico Sidran (2:38) / Miller-Scaggs (2:23) Capitol 2945, 10/70 |
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Moments |
Columbia C-30454 | |
3/71 BB [UK: 6/71] | |
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We Were Always Sweethearts | Scaggs | 3:27 |
Downright Women | Scaggs | 4:36 |
Painted Bells | Scaggs | 4:00 |
Alone, Alone | Brown | 3:40 |
Near You | Scaggs | 4:59 |
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I Will Forever Sing (The Blues) | St John | 5:13 |
Moments | Scaggs | 4:35 |
Hollywood Blues | Scaggs | 2:40 |
We Been Away | Brown | 3:40 |
Can I Make It Last (Or Will It Just Be Over) (Instrumental) | Scaggs | 5:24 |
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We Were Always Sweethearts / Painted Bells Scaggs (3:27) / Scaggs (4:00) Columbia 45353, 3/71 BB |
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Near You / Downright Women Scaggs (4:59) / Scaggs (4:36) Columbia 45408, 6/71 BB |
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The Satsop River Fair And Tin Cup Races(Sept 3-6, 1971) Steve Miller Band |
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Rock Love |
Capitol ST-748 | |
9/71 BB [UK: 11/71] | |
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The Gangster Is Back† | Miller | 2:28 |
Blues With Out Blame† | Miller | 5:41 |
Love Shock‡ | Miller | 11:43 |
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Let Me Serve You | Miller | 2:26 |
Rock Love | Miller | 2:28 |
Harbor Lights | Miller | 4:06 |
Deliverance | Miller | 9:19 |
Note: †Recorded live at Pirates World, Hollywood, FL [5/71]
‡Recorded live at Pasadena Civic Center, Pasadena, CA [11/27/70]
Steve sez that Capitol released this before the final mixes were made (see the Day-by-Day link at bottom).
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Rock Love / Let Me Serve You Miller (2:28) / Miller (2:26) Capitol 3228, 10/71 |
Fitting Conclusion OK, so Rock Love was pretty bad. Then came this. And after side one was over, you thought, "Well, it's a lot better, but..." And then you flipped it over. Wow, Steve Miller harkening back to the days of Future and Sailor. Really good, flowing songs. One of the best unheard sides of music in the history of unheard sides of music. Oh, and you can't get this on CD, either! |
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Recall The Beginning... A Journey From Eden |
Capitol SMAS-11022 | |
3/6/72 BB [UK: 5/72] | |
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Welcome | Miller | 1:14 |
Enter Maurice | Miller | 3:52 |
High On You Mama | Miller | 3:35 |
Heal Your Heart | Miller | 3:20 |
The Sun Is Going Down | Miller | 1:35 |
Somebody Somewhere Help Me | Miller | 2:30 |
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Love's Riddle | Miller | 3:33 |
Fandango | Miller | 4:56 |
Nothing Lasts | Miller | 4:03 |
Journey From Eden | Miller | 6:45 |
Note: This album dedicated to Mahalia Jackson and Junior Parker.
This recording completed on the full eclipse of the moon, Jan. 29, 1972.
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Steve became a real pop star beginning in 1973 (The Joker, Fly Like An Eagle, Jet Airliner, Abracadabra). Boz continued his soulful ways with hits like Lowdown and Lido Shuffle. |