First Time Seeing | Steve Miller Band | The Joker | 3 Generation Reaction

[@bobschenkel7921]

Steve Miller is a massively underrated Guitar Player, Singer and Songwriter. He has been on the scene since the early 70's, and even earlier making music. He was a Prep High School roommate of Boz Scaggs, in Texas, and he eventually wound up in San Francisco and started a band. Lots of great songs, "Fly Like An Eagle", "Jet Airliner", "Livin' In The USA", "Abracadabra", "Swingtown", "Take The Money And Run", "Mercury Blues". Seen him a couple of times live and he is EXCELLENT.

[@YouChwb]

The Joker song..."really love those peaches, wanna shake your tree".

[@donsavignano4396]

Steve Miller is a fellow Texan and STILL tours in his 70s. Take care y'all

[@russallert]

Donna is right when she points out that musicians known for being in a certain band will later turn up in another band. They are all professional musicians, and they need a gig to survive, so they will often join another band if their old band is finished, or fill in for someone else. Bernie Leadon of The Eagles used to be in The Flying Burrito Brothers, and also played in Linda Ronstadt's backing band. Joe Walsh (also of The Eagles) has also played in The James Gang and has had a successful solo career as well. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young were all from other bands and purposely put their band together so that they could go off and do other projects, either solo or in various combinations with each other. Axl Rose filled in for Brian Johnson on an AC/DC tour when Johnson had hearing problems, and when Queen did a tour after Freddie Mercury's death, they got Paul Rodgers to sing lead - and he had been the lead vocalist for Free, Bad Company and The Firm. And there are many musicians who are not famous in their own right, but back many other famous people on stage and in the studio, and people start to recognize them from live concerts or from reading the credits on albums. It can be an unstable life, but those who do it for a living have the drive to do it.

[@jonathansmith3742]

Steve Miller is a fun guy. He writes fun songs. Space Cowboy, The Stake, Wild Mountain Honey, and many others. His greatest hits album is just a taste of his greatness.

[@vampfashions]

Three generations of lovely lasses sitting around talking 'bout cute rock stars, lol!! The world is a beautiful place with beautiful people and a beautiful soundtrack!!

[@Gregory......]

Love Steve Miller ! This song is a Classic !

[@gianni4925]

Steve Miller is hard to escape whenever he’s heard on the radio. He’s just that iconic. My favorite song from him, that you have to listen to next is “Jet Airliner”. Just one important note, it’s best to pair it up with “Threshold”, a synthesizer instrumental that has incredible sounds and is the first track on his album “Book of Dreams”.

[@darost]

Try SPACE COWBOY 🎉😎

[@augustopinto2859]

Great song.

[@billofalltrades2633]

Love me some Steve Miller Band ! Great music lots of great songs from this group. Love and prayers to y'all's family! Saw them in 92 at the Blossom Music Center Doobie Brothers opened up for them!

[@UBRK]

The long-haired guitarist is Kenny Lee Lewis. He’s been part of Miller’s band since 1981. He has also collaborated with many other artists over the years. Another good song from this concert (Live From Chicago) for you to react to would be Miller’s big hit, “Jet Airliner” and/or “Jungle Love” - both are classics you will recognize and feature a bit more of Kenny on guitar. This concert was recorded July 13th & 14th, 2007, at Ravinia Festival in Highland Park, Illinois (pronounced “Ruh-vin-ee-ah”). Ravinia is a VERY classy outdoor venue and, since 1904, is the oldest outdoor music festival in North America. Ravinia has also been the summer home of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra since 1936. It’s very similar to Tanglewood in MA.

[@olripper2700]

Steve Miller's real life Godfather is Les Paul... of Les Paul guitar fame. Les and Steve's parents, among others, used to hang out and jam together way back, post WW2. SM had a lot of musical influences growing up.

[@ManuelGuajardo-zd7hx]

Hello beautiful ladies this is such a classic rock song favorite for many and im watching in Huntsville Texas with the rest of hurricane survivors the best KZbin channel on KZbin Kathy lulu and Donna you bring a smile to for us every time. Wintersun Alex in Texas ❄️❤️

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Thanks

[@realamerican5813]

One of their most famous songs, I was sure that all of you would remember it after you heard it!! lol It's one of my favorites. Great reaction ladies!

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Thanks

[@danobrien155]

Love the Joker ❤ Good morning ladies. Steve Miller Ricks !!

[@KenMinor-ek1xs]

It was an anthem growing up in the seventies

[@oldmanghost219]

Steve Miller Band | The Joker ... Love Steve Miller. I went to so many concerts in the mid 70's that I would swear that Steve Miller was at the Anaheim concert with Lynyrd Skynyrd a month before the crash but he is not list as being there. It's possible because not all of the concerts had every band listed. Why I remember it is because The upper decks were really bouncing when Steve was on. More than any other group. Maybe 3 to 6 feet. I thought it was going to collapse. That's the kind of music that Steve brought. ...Fly Like An Eagle... Swing Town... Keep on Rocking me Baby...Dance Dance Dance....Take The Money And Run are just a few of his hits. BTW ...Anaheim is part of the larger Los Angeles area aka "Shaky Town" The decks were built to not collapse.

[@allengray5748]

AWESOME!! FLY LIKE AN EAGLE was my first concert ($8.00 BTW) and THE BOOK OF DREAMS my second concert. TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN, LIVING IN THE USA,,, JET AIRLINER are other great tunes!! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎

[@tasossaros8375]

Kathy Lulu Donna greetings 👋

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Hi

[@terrygarcia897]

Saw them at the Texas jam Dallas cotton bowl.

[@busher69]

WOW, Steve Miller. So many fun songs. Saw him and Santana in Diamond Head Crater in Hawaii in 1971. That was a really GOOD day. "Space Cowboy", "Seasons" and "Goin' Up The Country" are 3 of my favs of his. He's one of the most under rated guitarists out there. I'm pretty sure he's still playin' Gota hand it to him, he made his mark in Rock n Roll history. Donna, you'll really like "Goin' Up The Country" Even if you don't react to it, give it a listen.

[@VFLPlus]

Having watched lots of your videos I can now sum up. Donna loves great musicianship and live audiences enjoying themselves. Lulu likes cool clothes, hair and shoes. Kathy likes hunky men with a glistening deep V. All good. 🙂🙂🙂

[@darost]

We may never know what the "pompatus of love" means... so much gun seeing yall rockin' out! Thank you!

[@shannonisakson6483]

Love Steve Miller.. got to see him and Meatloaf together in the early 90's😊

[@mikeherrmann5360]

Mercury Blues is mt favorite

[@West__Coast__Joyride]

check out of BLACK STONE CHERRY ,roll n rock band. blame it on the boom boom

[@jeffreyflint6286]

Love the Steve Miller Band. I was in 10th grade when this one hit the music store. So many great songs by him. Try out Jungle Love from the Book Of Dreams album 1978.

[@georgeklaes9248]

Chicago's song Old Days has TV references to share with Lulu.

[@joecarcione6636]

Another great San Francisco band! Got tickets to see them next month with fellow SF band, Journey...Def Leppard is the headliner here in "Our City by the Bay..."

[@beachgirl3417]

Hi ladies! Sometimes the live versions are better than the studio recording and other times the the studio recording is superior. This is one of those cases where their 70's studio is the better choice. But, despite them being older and live.. I still really enjoyed it. They really performed well and still sound awesome after all these years. Your reactions are great and I really enjoy each of your personalities. Have a nice evening y'all.

[@donaldduck2139]

good days huh

[@danobrien155]

The poimitiss of love 💘

[@howardfrank7890]

Check out 10 cc im not in love amazing song from the 70s you have never heard anything like this song

[@TheNorcalmonkey67]

Steve Miller has led an interesting life. If I'm not mistaken, Les Paul is his god father, he got guitar lessons from T Bone Walker as a kid....

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Cool

[@MaryEllen10862]

I am just like you I will hear a song and know mostly all the lyrics but no idea who is singing or the band lol. I do know some of them but not many. My kids say how can you remember all the lyrics to songs but not who sings them and I just laugh because I don’t know either. Loved all your reactions.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Thank you

[@BarbButler]

💙🎼🎶😎!!

[@MichaelBrinley-fb6js]

Time for Tommy johansson and Erik Grönwall 😊😊

[@brandonjones1349]

Top o marnin lasses. Lol...great day starter! Ty ladies ☘️🇺🇲

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Morning!

[@josbroersma7419]

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[@paulkrueger1122]

Hi Canada calling can you play some Tina S through the flames and fire cover Thank you

[@donalddixoninlou]

Here is the studio version we all heard on the radio! kzbin.info/www/bejne/moeWcq2fgLl1i9Esi=iYM7MnbCbBErMzUU

[@albertmata8813]

The original is so much better

[@toolshed2ndbatt]

Holy cow that was a horrible rendition of this song.

[@visaman]

I wouldn't say horrible. It was more of a reggae version.

[@thomasripley1548]

Worst version e ver , no energy.....

[@visaman]

Relaxed version.

[@dggydddy59]

I thought Sam Kinison was dead, but he was really just singing backup in the Steve Miller Band??

[@donsavignano4396]

Steve Miller is a fellow Texan and STILL tours in his 70s. Take care y'all

[@donsavignano4396]

Steve Miller is a fellow Texan and STILL tours in his 70s. Take care y'all

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Wow, a Texan.