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The set has been described by AllMusic as ‘a thorough exploration of familiar territory.’The 50th anniversary boxed set J50: The Evolution of The Joker, which marks the 50th anniversary of the Steve Miller Band’s classic album its creative genesis, is out now, taking the listener, as Miller says at its outset, “in the wayback machine and the dial has been set to 1973.” The 3LP + 7” box and 2CD set, which features the original album tracks chronologically positioned alongside 27 previously unreleased recordings from Miller’s own archive, has been described by AllMusic as “a thorough exploration of familiar...

Daily Sporran No.7. Cover of "March The Mad Scientist" (by Jethro Tull) | 2:00Stewart Wood | 4.92K subscribers | 1,750 views | March 26, 2020

Come On In My Kitchen(Live At Tower Theater, Philadelphia/1973) | 4:03Steve Miller Band | 226K subscribers68,941 views | November 3, 2018

On December 9, 1965, A Charlie Brown Christmas aired on TV screens across America and instantly captured the hearts and ears of a generation. Bolstering the animated special, based on Charles M. Schulz's immensely popular PEANUTS comic strip, was an engaging score from Bay Area jazz artist Vince Guaraldi, who brought characters like Charlie Brown, Lucy, and Snoopy to life through his evocative cues... Guaraldi's soundtrack, meanwhile, has since become one of the best-selling jazz albums in history, second only to Miles Davis' Kind of Blue, and regularly ranks among America's top-selling holiday albums every December.Vince Guaraldi Trio - Christmas...

The official lyric video for "September Gurls," from the Big Star album "Radio City."Big Star - September Gurls (Official Lyric Video) | 2:50Big Star | 9.35K subscribers | 119,288 views | May 8, 2020

The official music video for Aaron Watsons hit song, "July In Cheyenne off his album 'Vaquero'.Aaron Watson‪ - ‬July In Cheyenne (Official Music Video)‬ | December 4, 2013 | Aaron Watson |

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ATLANTA - He entered the rock 'n' roll pantheon as a joker, a smoker and a midnight toker. But sitting in a gray business suit in front of 400 corporate executives, Steve Miller's message had more to do with knowing how to take the money and run. "I love playing, but you can't get to the good stuff unless you keep an eye on the business," Miller said after speaking at a conference put on by a corporate research and advisory firm. Miller's speech underlies a truth that's been around for decades, but become more obvious recently - rock 'n'...