LOVE IT!.| FIRST TIME HEARING Steve Miller Band - Take The Money And Run REACTION

[@bradsullivan2495]

Plenty more Steve Miller to react to: "Fly Like an Eagle" "Rock'n' Me""Jet Airliner" "Jungle Love" "Dance Dance Dance" "Swingtown" "True Fine Love" "Abracadabra"

[@jeanstrickland2445]

All those songs are good 👍

[@maryhamilton9074]

All of these songs are truly awesome 👏 Love Steve Miller

[@maingun07]

When I was in boot camp in San Diego, the city airport was right on the other side of the fence. At night, I could roll over and dream of going home. Jet Airliner kept playing through my head.

[@gunslinger2566]

Am I the only one who loves Serenade?

[@futurereflections4097]

Never liked abracadabra. The radio plays it all the time and I just don’t get it- super boring.

[@sallysharp3845]

Can't go wrong with the Steve Miller Band. "FLY LIKE AN EAGLE" is a must.

[@j.h.3777]

And NOT the live version!

[@TXKafir]

I had the Fly Like An Eagle album on 8-track in my '73 chevy pickup. Lots of great songs on there including _Wild Mountain Honey, Mercury Blues, Rockin' Me,_ and _Dance, Dance, Dance._

[@howardu5314]

I WAS JUST GONNA SAY THAT

[@defleppardfangirl6806]

Swing town is another classic 👌

[@rednumberone]

Came here to say this

[@BlackHatCinephile]

Steve Miller Band is a treasure chest of goodies.

[@LordEagle]

*Somebody give me a cheeseburger,,,,👍😎

[@bradsullivan2495]

Les Paul was Steve Miller's godfather and a trusted mentor. Paul invented the solid-body electric guitar as well as multi-track recording, the eight-track tape and the concept of overdubbing, and was also revered by another guitar legend: Eddie Van Halen.

[@shirleybuffington6420]

That is interesting didn’t know that about him

[@LordEagle]

Smarty pants,,,,,👍👍👍🤪

[@MarcP5267]

Don’t forget the synthesizer’s

[@johnbutler5650]

Alllllll of the multi-layer guitar! It was years before I figured out the reason I couldn’t quite get his stuff to sound right on my guitar! Pretty cool that Les Paul was his godfather!

[@jonathangeraldrobinson720]

Les Paul was a hell of a guitar player himself. The songs he recorded with Mary Ford are just stellar. Especially "I'm a Fool to Care."

[@brandolph83]

The line "You know he knows just exactly what the facts is" was one we teased our high school English teacher about, since Steve Miller was an English major. She didn't really appreciate that! ;)

[@normanhutcheson812]

If you like Steve Miller’s “gritty” vocals, then you’d absolutely LOVE the band Molly Hatchet’s song called “Flirtin’ With Disaster”! They’re another band that I don’t think you’ve ever reacted to. You should try them!

[@onyxpenguin4210]

Absolutely! Danny Joe Brown’s voice is wonderfully gritty.

[@js349]

Definitely Molly Hatchet and throw in The Outlaws Ghost Riders in the Sky.

[@AnnieAnnieBuckwheatCakes]

I saw Molly Hatchet open for Sammy Hagar in 1984.🤘

[@kittyb5706]

Yes, yes! Great suggestion. A must hear.

[@joeyrobison6629]

Steve Miller songs I think you both would like: "Wild Mountain Honey", a fast-paced song where Steve uses many vocal tricks aka melisma "Serenade", "Wide River", Steve's foray into 80's pop/rock "Abracadabra", "Threshold/Jet Airliner", "Space Intro/Fly Like an Eagle", "The Stake" with a great guitar riff reminiscent of Joe Walsh's "Rocky Mountain Way".

[@kenperk9854]

Actually Wild mountain Honey. was slow and greasy.

[@ClickToPreview]

I love love love "The Stake". FANTASTIC track.

[@TonyAngeloX]

Steve Miller is more of Blues Rock than southern (with a tiny bit of psychedelic rock thrown in) -- you see that on his album cuts. His life story is pretty cool and a little hard to believe -- His godfather was Les Paul, and he learned his trade with classic blues guys in Chicago. The Marc Maron WTF podcast interview with him is really entertaining. I second all the other suggestions for him that you've been getting.

[@teknikel]

I agree about your call on Steve's overall sound genre. I had never thought of this song as southern rock. But when they said it, I went, "Yeah."

[@lyndaroman6611]

Love Steve Miller they have such a great sound. Amber have you ever listened to Aquarius (let the sunshine in) from the 5 th dimension you will LOVE it give it a listen😊🕺💃🎶

[@dennisloveland498]

Also Up, Up and Away, (Last Night) I Didn't Get To Sleep At All, Stoned Soul Picnic and Paper Cup.

[@paulamelnyk986]

Amber will love this song It is one of the iconic "hippy" songs imo. Also they should listen to San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear some Flowers in Your Hair). It really expresses the "Summer of Love" so well. It was written by John Philips of the Mamas and Papas.

[@jen_alanfromchicago53]

"Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie" Jay and the Techniques, You know, for the end of the holidays 👍🍎🥭🥧

[@BAW12547]

Miller wrote this as a road trip song. When he was a kid, his parents took him on long road trips where they listened to radio stations the whole time and sung along to their favorite songs. In the '70s, FM radio allowed for stereo sound and provided a cleaner signal, so Miller made his road trip anthems bigger, with more layers to the sound. He made sure these songs were upbeat and fun, just like the ones that caught his ear as a kid. Please react to Abracadabra by Steve Miller Band 🙂

[@1177kc]

Never knew that! I had the albums in high school but my kids always snagged the greatest hits cd for … road trips. They picked up on his intentions, I guess.

[@michaelyork4554]

Steve Miller "Jungle Love" is going to be Your New Fav, Give A Listen.

[@1stltwife]

Loved Amber's just listening and then the bopping started! You two are just too cute!! Let's hope you blossom in 2022 exponentially! You are genuinely awesome with your reactions, thoughts, and smiles! May you have prosperity and happiness in the new year! God bless RSR family!!

[@DJHolte]

Amber has the sweetest smile and the best reactions. It's a big part of why I enjoy their videos so much.

[@Augfordpdoggie]

shes soooo adorable

[@elizabethfranco1284]

This was a lot of folks jam back in the mid 70’s . I also Jungle Love is a good one

[@roypartible9759]

"Rock'n Me" "Swingtown" "Jungle Love" and "Jet Airliner" are their more driving tunes. Them and the Eagles are the best 70's band to listen to when you're taking a road trip.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

Glad you're hitting some Steve Miller! Huge in the mid 1970s. Big part of my high school years. For a REALLY different feel, please listen to Space Intro/Fly Like an Eagle. (It's two tracks, but really should be listened to as a single song.) . The drummer they got for this album and Book of Dreams (they were recorded to be a double album, then it was decided to release two separate discs) is fantastic. I can listen to both albums back to back just for the drums.

[@melprophet1936]

I never knew that about those two albums being recorded as a double. That's cool!

[@ClickToPreview]

Absolutely. I grew up on Book of Dreams. The only piece of vinyl I own.

[@jomojojo6603]

As said, "Fly Like an Eagle" will give you that Joker groove

[@elliekahl5305]

This is one of those songs I don't remember a time that I didn't know all the words to it.

[@magnumsolutions]

They only clap when they mention a place by name. Once you realize it, you can't unhear it. Love to see y'all having such fun with it.

[@mickeymayfield4192]

one of my favorite groups their greatest hits albulm is just fire

[@leeannrorex1509]

"Serenade" by Steve Miller Band is one of my favorite songs. Not one of their best known, but it's gorgeous.

[@chriso6719]

This has to be my favorite Steve Miller song. Fly Like an Eagle , I think is a close second.

[@donnalawrence4666]

Fly like an Eagle and Seranade are my favorite SMB favorites

[@dogstar7]

"Living In The USA" "Jungle Love" "Fly Like An Eagle"

[@gkiferonhs]

As much as you two love "story" music, a good road to try is The Lovin' Spoonful. Songs like "Nashville Cats", "Daydream", and "Did You Ever Have To Make Up Your Mind". May not all be a simple story, but done in a story approach. Real feel-good music.

[@miguelnavarrete3893]

Steve Miller was taught to play guitar by his godfather, the legendary Les Paul. “ J” since you’re into guitar players, you should dive into the history of Les Paul. You won’t be disappointed.

[@JohnRotonto-ql9ds]

Lots of bands played this chord progression but Steve Miller made it his own. 👍👍

[@brentcox7772]

Saw him in OKC ‘76!! Awesome band in concert!!🤘🔥

[@vicprovost2561]

Lots of Steve Miller to try, Fly Like an Eagle should be next. Love Amber's hair, she looks great. Enjoy! 🎸

[@KayeWhye]

"In The Wintertime" is one of his best. Very mellow vibe.

[@tcanfield]

Love that one too ! That sounded so cool to hear live - my favorite song of the concert. Like sailing on a calm sea.

[@kevinheffron5437]

If you want more southern rock try 38 Special, “hold on loosely” and “ so caught up in you”

[@muzikman4399]

Just to clarify Amber, “Billy Joe shot a man while robbing his castle”, they broke into a rich man’s house not a bank,when they broke in he must have been home and they didn’t know it, when he confronted them Billy Joe shot him, Bobby Sue took whatever cash was there and booked. For the rest, you nailed it. Fly like an Eagle is recommended and has social commentary in the lyrics that is still pretty relevant today. Keep up the good work! 🤘✌️💕😎

[@lethiapage4767]

@Muzik Man yes! Plus in fly like an eagle he goes doot doot doo doo. 😊

[@frankbustamante6833]

I disagree. In the opening lyrics they robbed a bank in old El Paso. In another set of lyrics is when they killed a man in his castle. It implies a crime spree.

[@muzikman4399]

@@frankbustamante6833 where in the lyrics does it say anything about a “bank” in El Paso? The lyrics say “they headed down to, ooh, old El Paso” the next bar is “that’s where they ran into a great big hassle” followed by “Billy Joe shot a man while robbing “his” (a singular possessive term) castle” . I’m assuming Steve or whoever came up with the verse used castle for house because it rhymes with hassle. But music is open to interpretation, so if you understand that it’s a bank they robbed, that’s cool, I’ll agree to disagree though.

[@goblinqueen4991]

@@muzikman4399 Also probably because of the adage that "a man's home is his castle".

[@tracybeetem3824]

Fly like a eagle and Big ole jet liner, are great too

[@karencoulson4685]

A Southern Rock Band song to check out as per Amber's request... Georgia Satellites 'Keep your hands to yourself'. Probably their most well known song. Hit #2 on the top 100 Billboard charts in 1986.

[@joiedevivre2005]

Or The Marshall Tucker Band - they're from my neck of the woods.

[@misterdoe]

I love that song, it's like a Chuck Berry tribute song. 😄

[@LiberalsArePoop]

I was about to say that Stevie Ray Vaughn's brother is also in the band, then realized I'm confusing them with the Fabulous Thunderbirds. Oops.

[@GrandmaZeppelin]

Another great Georgia Satelites song is Battleship Chains

[@woodrowdixon1543]

@@GrandmaZeppelin Railroad Steel and I Dunno

[@danieldonovan6244]

WHEN You get back to classic country, Johnny Horton is my fave. Anoverlooked star, good friend of Johnny Cash.Three major hits just before he died young in a car crash.Great storyteller, alot of songs about American history.

[@MissouriJohnson]

"Jet Airliner" is my all-time favorite. However, you can't go wrong with any Steve Miller song.

[@shawnclay241]

Love Steve Miller Band!!!and my favorite song from them❤❤❤

[@justmoose6534]

Jet Airliner, Fly Like an Eagle, Rock N' Me are three great Steve Miller Band songs.

[@billdurfy2110]

I remember hearing all those songs on the fairway of the local fair riding on all of the rides. What good times they were

[@stewartmatthews1551]

Love this song I will sing it all the time always Steve Miller band good band for sure

[@gershman23]

The Album this song is taken from, also called "Fly like an eagle" is a masterpiece and considered one of the best albums ever. The album's song list riffs flawlessly between different genres; Spacey opener in the aptly named "Space intro", classic rockers, Mushrooms smoke filled hypnotic psychedelics, straight-up blues, country, and even R&B tinge classic. It's easily Steve Miller's band's best album (albeit I have a personal soft spot to "Abracadabra" ), and it's a MUST listen from start-to-finish.

[@Renkk17]

Steve Miller Band - Fly Like and Eagle - Jungle Love - Jet Airliner - The Joker - Abracadabra - Gangster of Love - Rock'n me - Swingtown

[@TheRatsCast]

You guys Really, Really need to do "Swingdtown"! It's one of my favs, but Steve Miller has some of the best songs from the 70s and 80s

[@johnbutler5650]

“ The Stake “ is a funky piece of work from Mr. Miller and his merry band!

[@dennishoaglund4512]

Great pick. Definitely a classic. You should hear Green Grass and High Tides Forever by The Outlaws since Amber likes southern rock so much and J is into guitar. Definitely please play the LP version the live versions I have found are either poor recordings or 20 minutes long. You'll love it.

[@Reshyrah]

I see lots of classic Steve Miller songs being recommended in the comments. You really can't go wrong with any of them. But for my money, hands down, Steve Miller's "I Want To Make the World Turn Around" is perfection! 💖

[@olripper2700]

Absolutely his best song of all time... your brain writes their own lyrics just by the totality of the sound

[@AK00777]

This was great, Love Steve Miller and was one of best shows live. They got a pretty big catalog, dive in 😘💕🕊

[@LA-fz5qw]

Looooove SMB So many great songs

[@j.jennings1722]

Next up, you must react to the song Steve Miller Band is most famous for "Fly Like an Eagle" which is one of THE classic rock songs.

[@EC-dz3fb]

2:33 👏👏👏 Freakin' 𝐚𝐝𝐨𝐫𝐚𝐛𝐥𝐞.

[@neildonley9626]

"The Road Goes on Forever" (and The Party Never Ends) by Robert Earl Keen (and others) is another great "couples crime" song.

[@williamstaley7699]

I’ve only heard Joe Ely’s version , I’ll have to check it out , but great story song !

[@jasonremy1627]

One that doesn't often get requested is "Living In The USA". Absolutely my favorite Steve Miller Band song. A total banger.

[@MzDixieDarlin]

Lol I love watching your reactions unfold. I have a 2 favors to ask. 1. Please react to "Same Old Lang Syne" by Dan Fogelberg...it is an absolute must for New Years Eve...brings back so many memories. Also, 2. Please say a prayer for my little family...we are all sick. Still awaiting Covid test results. Thank you both for being the absolute best channel on KZbin hands down. We love you all!

[@blackprix]

We just went through what you’re going through and everybody came out on top, you will too I’m sure

[@justme2]

Woa! You guys maxed your wall. Looks good. Always loved the drums on this.

[@jordan390a]

The album version of Fly Like an Eagle is incredible...!!!

[@bobbiemotley5438]

I believe they have a connection to Texas which is why they do the clsp at those two lyrics. Thank you for playing this, love you guys and your family! ❤

[@johndavidhenderson3640]

The Claps are from a Traditional Texas song called "Deep in the Heart of Texas" in which singers clap just before each lyric that mentions Texas 😁

[@janetbaker645]

I really love Steve Miller Band…I don’t think there is any bad songs…

[@goldieschooch8512]

Hey family I was watching the unboxing from Oct 3rd & Rob saw a comment come thru from Newfoundland Canada 🇨🇦! My ears perked up because that’s where my family is all from! So shout out to My Newfie Family Ehh! I want some Lemon 🍋 Creams lol! From Jersey to Nfld we love your channel!!✌🏻🦋

[@mthivier]

"Jet Airliner" is a great Steve Miller Band song, and there is also a great super-bluesy version by the song's original writer, Paul Pena, on KZbin, definitely worth listening to by those who've never heard it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIGbnotqrdqapNE

[@DJHolte]

Thanks for mentioning the original by Paul Pena -- I just discovered that in the last year, and it's awesome!

[@djmc3815]

And if you can find the documentary on Paul Pena "Genghis Blues" it is worth it.

[@ClickToPreview]

Cool! Thanks!

[@libbyrn8974]

Steve Miller band is one of my all time fave bands. So chill and fun. Very southern rock!!!

[@taniaPBear]

Love, love this band. You won't hear anything else like 'The Joker', this was one of those bands where no two songs are alike, but they are all awesome in their own way.

[@lethiapage4767]

Yes! Also Steve is world famous but absolutely a non celebrity. I had read that not only is he humble but has a really inconspicuous face...and that he used to just walk around outside while people were waiting to get into HIS concert and just talk to them and nobody even knew they just had a meet n greet with Steve Miller.

[@ClintTorres607]

Steve Miller was the HIT MAKER! So many great songs. Dang I wore out his greatest hits cassette in my car. ‘Fly like an Eagle’, ‘Jet Airliner’, ‘Livin’ in the USA’, ‘The Stake’ …

[@stephenscott5718]

A few more songs by him are: "Abracadabra", "Jungle Love", "Jet Airliner", and "Fly Like An Eagle". Of course there are many many more. 😃

[@DonnaleaSpencer]

Fun reaction! Thank you. Steve Miller has quite a few to choose from. I'd go for "Fly Like An Eagle" .

[@dawnpatrol700]

When Steve was young, Les Paul was a family friend who taught him some guitar. Les Paul made that guitar brand, so he's one of the most historically important people in music

[@josielouwho2607]

Fly like an Eagle!!

[@guscarlson7021]

Little Feats' "Waiting For Columbus" will give you an incredible sampling of some of the best southern rock and roll I've ever known. The double live album is widely regarded as one of the best live albums ever recorded. Guest starring the horn section from "Tower of Power". Amber is going to flip out when she hears it.

[@Alewifes_Husband]

I've suggested that almost any song from Waiting for Columbus will kill them both!! I'd love to see them listen to Spanish Moon from that record.

[@eileendobbs8009]

@@Alewifes_Husband I agree. They should start with Spanish Moon. Amber loves horns and that song has some great horns in it

[@wendyhodges7172]

I got to see them in concert and they were so good live.

[@Bozers24]

I recommend their song "Fly Like An Eagle". It is on the slower side but it has a very important message.

[@octoberguy]

Steve Miller! First concert I ever saw. Summer 1977 before my senior year in a steamy Boston Garden. Will never forget it. Been on the concert ride ever since! Fly Like an Eagle, Jet Airliner, and Jungle Love also transport me back to that amazing night.

[@malcolmr3]

Steve Miller is one of the greatest guitar players of all time and his catalog of songs is very extensive. Saw him many years ago and he played for 1 hour and 45 minutes without repeating a song. On the other hand, from what I’ve seen (his hall of fame induction speech) and heard he’s a bit of an egotistical a$$hole. He has no problem saying just how great he is and that his godfather was Les Paul (arguably the best guitarist of all time) and how he learned guitar from him. And that he should have been inducted long before most of the people in the hall of fame.

[@cshubs]

Steve Miller opened my first Grateful Dead show, Buffalo NY 1992.

[@joiedevivre2005]

I would love it if y'all listened to "Fly Like An Eagle" by this band.

[@bobburroughs6241]

Classic Steve - consistently lyrical over 50 years. A fine and favourite guitarist.

[@peezdoc]

Steven "Guitar" Miller has a ton of great songs you need to check out. The dude wrote so many hits. I wouldn't call him "Southern Rock" considering he was from one of the most northern states in the country (Wisconsin). He's just a "blues rock" kinda band with a heavy influence from the Chicago Blues style.

[@stevenhuber6404]

When I heard that band in the 80's , was a great band, check out more of there songs, u will fall in love with them !!!!!😍😍😍

[@FelixcatGarcia]

One of my favs by Steve Miller is "YOUR CASH AIN'T NUTTIN BUT TRASH"!!!!!!! Big-time fun with a beat. SO MUCH MUSIC SO LITTLE TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@bobbyowen5879]

Top 5 live show I've ever seen. The energy and sound was off the charts

[@brianorzel1873]

"Fly Like an Eagle" is one of my favorites!

[@alberthart4146]

Dr. Hook: Sexy Eyes ...Molly Hatchet: Flirtin' With Disaster ...Ram Jam: Black Betty ...are a few 70's bangers you'll want to dive into

[@zztij]

Steve Miller band from the San Francisco Bay Area... Seen him more than a few times growing up in Bay Area during the 70's..! Never forget the time he headlined one of the "Day On The Greens" at The Oakland Coliseum..!!

[@deniseketchum4332]

Steve Miller Band......one of the greatest from the 70's. We had some dam good music!!!!

[@charlesdean3544]

I never thought of it as southern rock. The acoustics and rhythm guitar in this song are THE BEST of Steve Miller Band! Great commentaries on the song! I enjoy watching you all as much as hearing the great Steve Miller.

[@kirbygulbrandsen4507]

I’ve seen this group in concert and he(they) put on a good show. Another great band from my past. Always watching from Panama City Florida, USA. 🇺🇸

[@markwilson3697]

Lynrard Skynard, Marshal Tucker, Allman Brothers, all great Southern rock staples

[@johnmccarthy-behindtheveil]

saw Steve Miller with Peter Frampton and Tom Petty at Hunter Mountain Jam, a few months before Tom Petty passed away. Awesome concert.

[@jerrycongleton583]

Stevie " GUITAR " Miller ! So many great hits

[@elmoomle4565]

Love this band! Outstanding use of high hat 'snatches' on this tune. Fantastic.

[@kellykent131]

Great reaction. Rock’n Me is not only a great Steve Miller Band song, it’s a great rock n’ roll song. One of my all-time favorites.

[@rls110961]

Love Steve Miller Band!!! Memories...

[@masyelraf]

One of the most under appreciated guitarists of all time.

[@lizbrown6943]

Steely Dan and Steve Miller are two unique sounds. 70s light rock blues jazz fusion. Talented artists. Peg by Steely Dan needs reaction

[@seandobson6221]

I first heard Steve Miller band when I worked at my first job in 1992 at Bell’s Amusement Park in Tulsa Oklahoma. There was a ride called the Himalaya and the owner Robbie Bell only allowed his music to be played so I got introduced to this amazing group. They’ve got a bunch of great hits. Try: Fly Like an Eagle, The Joker, Wild Mountain Honey, Abracadabra, Jungle Love, Dance Dance Dance, Jet Airliner, Rock n Me. Gives me major nostalgia.

[@seiraeiramasil2302]

Well, you want more of Steve Miller, then, here we go, "Swing Town", Fly Like An Eagle", Jungle Love", "Rock'N Me", "The Stake", and 2 mellow songs called "Winter Time" and "Wild Mountain Honey", I think that's enough for you to mull over, they're all cool songs. Thanks for this video, yall take care!

[@kevinbuchholz3496]

Other great Steve Miller songs are- Dance, Dance, Dance - The Stake - True Fine Love - Swingtown - Mercury Blues I've been listening to Steve since the early 70's, you'll have fun discovering his music. Steve is really more of blues, blues rock sound.

[@cynthiasnyder606]

I was also going to suggest Mercury Blues! Love that song! First time I heard it was 76/77…I was with my cousins, and we were riding in a Mercury! Long time ago but I will never forget it.

[@reginaburdette5393]

My teen years was during the 70's it was the best time to be alive the best music the best bands the best concerts! I was very lucky indeed!!!

[@chrissiegle1065]

Steve Miller started out as a blues band. I'm so old I had their first 5 albums, and I used to love watching them on king biscuit... If you want to hear them play their old old blues, check out blues without blame... mercury blues... blues with a feeling..lol... my favorite known song by them is jungle love... they were so good in the 70s/80s.... Great reaction. Thank you.

[@Nastyfinger1444]

Those were awesome days.

[@rickwelch8464]

Fly Like an Eagle is a MUST.

[@mmay2669]

Just look up Steve Miller greatest hits and do them all. Fly like an Eagle is the song that made my son love classic rock when he was 5 years old. I had to play it over and over and over and....you get the point. He is 37 now, collects 70s albums in vinyl and is teaching my grandkids about this awesome music.

[@Bent137]

Steve Miller Band is one of my absolute FAVORITES of that era. I desperately wanted to go see them on my birthday one year bc they happened to be playing near where I was living on my birthday and it never happened because just a series of events made it impossible.

[@deebraun7488]

This song is EPIC! My husband and I listened to this album regularly when we first got together. We keep replaying this song until we could get all the words right....it's harder than it seems with Billy Joe, Bobby Sue & Bobby Mac, but we eventually got it perfect. Every time I hear this song, I smile, even almost thirty years later. Sending you love & blessings!