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In his long career, Steve Miller has gone from being one of the first young white West Coast blues-rockers to being one of the biggest-selling pop-rock artists of the seventies and eighties. In 1966, Miller (who was taught guitar at age five by Les Paul) moved to California and formed the Steve Miller Blues Band. The band played at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967 and backed up Chuck Berry at the Fillmore. They took the unusual step for a San Francisco band of traveling to London in 1968 to record their first album, Children of the Future. The band had a communal house in San Francisco and rock pro Miller was challenged by the musical scene of which he was a part. The band went on to have a number of top hits in the 1970s, including "Fly Like an Eagle," "Rock 'n Me," and "Take the Money and Run."...more

  Performer Track(s) Date Venue Length Rating Buy
Chuck Berry CONCERT 03/19/1967 Fillmore Auditorium 48:29 4.54
Steve Miller Band CONCERT 09/11/1969 Fillmore West 20:55 4.11
Steve Miller CONCERT 03/17/1973 Winterland 1:06:33 4.51
The Allman Brothers Band CONCERT 01/01/1974 Cow Palace 2:08:04 4.37
Steve Miller Band CONCERT 01/05/1974
Part 2
Winterland 54:53 4.68
Steve Miller CONCERT 05/07/1976 Beacon Theatre 1:09:26 4.54 Buy
Steve Miller CONCERT 01/15/1974 Shady Grove 1:10:10 4.54 Buy
Steve Miller CONCERT 11/07/1973 Palace Theatre 43:27 4.42 Buy
Steve Miller Band CONCERT 01/05/1974
Part 1
Winterland 1:05:44 4.61
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    by Paul WilliamsFebruary 27, 2008Comments (5)

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