The Steve MIller Band: Circle of Love (1981)

Although I was never a huge Steve Miller fan, I do like some of his music. This, though, is a bizarre record. Perhaps I should get rid of this one. The lead off track is probably the best on the record.

Steve Miller Band: Greatest Hits 1974-78 (1978)

I have the Canadian Columbia House Club edition of this record. I'm not sure if that means it's inferior. Sometimes, The club releases lacked printed inner sleeves, so I will have to check and see if it is there. This record is probably the only one you need from the band. I mean, unless you want to go way back in the Steve Miller catalogue, to that unknown psychedelic period, this is the one. It has all the hots from Fly Like an The Joker onward.

Steve Miller Band: Abracadabra (1982)

Clearly, the band was past its prime by this point. Ages ago, I jettisoned Circle of Love from my collection, and this one should follow. It's like Miller decided he wanted to be a new wave star.

The Steve Miller Band: Book Of Dreams (1977)

This record also makes me think of my sister. Jet Airliner, Swingtown, and Jungle Love are the big hits from this record. Evidently, this was the band's biggest success. I haven't listened to this in ages, but it always takes me back.

Steve Miller Band: Fly Like An Eagle (1976)

The Steve Miller band is a group I strongly associate with my sister. I listened to a number of records from this group in her bedroom, sitting on her black bean bag chair. So, there are strong memories attached to this music. Had it not been for that association, I would probably not own any records from Miller. Still, I think I can say confidently that I genuinely like some of these tracks.