STEVE MILLER BAND - Jet Airliner REACTION - First time hearing

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STEVE MILLER BAND - Jet Airliner REACTION - First time hearing
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[@lancerx1759]

I suddenly have a hankering for some of Steve Millers "Wild Mountain Honey"

[@BigC.]

Can’t go wrong with Stevie guitar Miller!

[@isaackovitz4791]

One of the great rock songs from the 70's. The great Steve Miller.

[@marybaillie8907]

Jungle Love Take the Money and Run Fly Like an Eagle Steve Miller learned to play the guitar from one of the best, his Godfather, Les Paul. This band had many great songs that are so appealing to the ear. The melodies, the guitar riffs, the vocals are just pure gold together. Great reaction. Thanks Harri. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

[@SnowEfaust]

Excellent suggestions!!!

[@sherribrock2726]

70’s had the best music period!!

[@hannejeppesen1809]

Don't leave out the sixties.

[@ratfinkie62]

No, the ‘60’s did, the ‘70’s were #2.

[@debbiechang5781]

Still sounds great no matter how many times I hear it! 🌺✌️

[@firedoc5]

For some reason Steve Miller Band gets overlooked and underrated. They have some of the greatest songs. "Keep on Rockin' Me Baby" is probably my favorite of theirs.

[@mikecaetano]

Sweet! "Jet Airliner" rocks! The guitar ignites the song while the bass work keeps the fire burning hot between the snare drum bursts. "I might get rich you know I might bet busted" -- that was back in the days when rock stars were still getting busted by the cops for this or that.

[@gurumeetkhalsa254]

Oh man! I was 17 when this album came out…👍🏽👍🏽✌🏽

[@sheldondyck8631]

Serenade is another great song by these guys.

[@gpxo11]

One of the best albums of the 70s-played that thing to death back in the day.

[@Spinspiel]

What I always liked about this song is how Steve Miller uses his drawing a breath as part of the vocal's rhythm. Especially listen to the first 3 lines as he draws a breath in before each line. It's so great. Once you "hear" it it will always be noticeable. Thanks Harri.

[@cog4life]

Oh I love this song!!! ❤

[@michaellanning9396]

Hi Harri, you'll find all Steve Miller songs rock , cheers to ya my favorite reactor , so much variety you listen to love it, I find my self listening to music I've never heard and find I like that, ty

[@alpetrocelli4465]

Steve Miller had a gifted upbringing. His parents were friends with Les Paul & Mary Ford, who were regular visitors to his home & from whom he first learned to play guitar. From Wikipedia: “In 1950, the family relocated to Dallas, Texas. Many distinguished musicians came to the house to record, and Steve absorbed much from "greats" such as T-Bone Walker, Charles Mingus, and Tal Farlow. Walker taught Steve how to play his guitar behind his back and also with his teeth in 1952.” Lucky fellow, he. ✌️❤️🎶

[@charlesbarton3032]

Yeah we had the best music and the baddest cars

[@micheled6111]

Another master of his craft!

[@marymacc7633]

I love 70’s music!!!

[@davidbordonaro1631]

He's got some good ones -The Window , The Stake , Mercury Blues , Winter Time , Swing town . many , many more .

[@kirkschabatka1999]

Harri! Can't go wrong with mercury blues! Thanks ...

[@dsusan17]

I love to watch you groove Harri. This song definitely has a great groove.

[@ptrlxc]

This brings back memories of when it came out I was a teen hanging out in a pool hall that had lots of friends, and 25 cents a song on the jukebox, and playing along, using our cue as an air guitar.

[@loadedorygun]

Steve Miller’s rhythm guitar is so underrated. It’s like Malcolm Young of AC/DC-you get distracted by other things, but it all works from that guitar foundation. I just love the solo in Take the Money and Run, it’s basically just rhythm guitar lol. So that intro to this one (which is cut off in the radio edit) is more of that hotness. It’s like hillbilly funk.

[@charlesmarkley220]

One of the greatest guitar intos

[@Jimbodisfan]

I was 14 when this album, Book of Dreams, came out in 1977.

[@carollittle1059]

Bad ass!!

[@Icurious14u]

Loved his71 to 75 stuff....Not hot on his earlier stuff....."Swingtown" Was my fave....always imagined dancing a real cool dance with a girl when I was young.

[@TheCornishCockney]

Macho City by SM is well worth checking out and the message stands up today.

[@asteverino8569]

The groove is sometimes the move. 707, love that 😊

[@BigC.]

Great bassist as well. Gerald Johnson.

[@cynergy4]

I saw him on his Fly Like An Eagle tour when I was 19, young wild and free. Almost anything from that album is amazing! My personal fave is "Wild Mountain Honey" but it's hard to choose. Love "The Window" too

[@sourisvoleur4854]

These 2 albums (Eagle and Book) have such good drumming. Just solid as granite, with awesome fills.

[@matthewstover5149]

Perfect interpretations - & I'm particularly glad that you really notice the bass line, plus the eras for such

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

Hello from Wisconsin USA! I highly recommend watching Steve Miller live performing "Fly Like an Eagle".

[@davidbentley145]

Nice take Harri...I like The Steve band here because of the beat...and the strumentals are what floats my boat!

[@stevedahlberg8680]

One of my favorite songs of theirs and I really appreciated your comments at the end afterwards. Yeah they truly were amazing.

[@allauricia1985]

All right!!!!

[@785boats]

Damn you man. Every time I see one of your reactions, I have to go and dig out the old album and drop it on the turntable. Switch on the sub woofer, & crank up the volume (for the benefit of the neighbors), and immerse myself in the memories of the times I grew up in. Thanks mate.

[@rastamon52]

There is a good documentary about songwriter Paul Pena called "Genghis Blues" It is a remarkable story. Well worth a viewing! Thanks again Harri.

[@John_Chu]

As much as I dig this tune by Steve, I think I like the original by Paul Pena even better. Pena was a legendary blind singer-songwriter from the Bay Area whose deep bass voice was distinctive across several genres: blues, rock, soul, and even Mongolian throat-singing. He died at a relatively young age from heart disease.

[@jgsrhythm100]

100% Also they should check " Wait on What You Want"

[@stevedahlberg8680]

💯 all the way. It's easy to find on KZbin with a search for his name and big jet airliner as the keywords. It's going to pretty much be the top result but it's a black and white static image and it's a bit longer than the Steve Miller version because when Steve Miller covered it just about 2 years after Paul did it, they chopped out some some lines and some verses which made sense to me if it's going to be like an FM radio hit, but on the other hand when you listen to Paul do it with his incredible band. I just wish you could go on forever. You never wanted to end. I love every lyric that's in that thing and all the execution of it by the whole band is just mind blowing.

[@jgsrhythm100]

@@stevedahlberg8680 But will he check it? He should also check " Wait on What You Want"

[@luisvillar8320]

Pena's lyrics are totally autobiographical in this song and his lyrics tell a whole different story. The royalties from Steve Miller's version helped Paul live a modestly comfortable life.

[@jgsrhythm100]

@@luisvillar8320 The Question is what will it take to get a Paul Pena reaction?

[@loadedorygun]

You can have a decent band with any old bass player, but you can’t have a great band without a kick ass bass player.

[@TheCornishCockney]

The 70’s was the best creativity era……full stop!

[@stevemariman8769]

Steve Miller Band has such a great guitar rhythm sound, and some of their songs had a lot of synth soundscapes too. This one is actually a 2-part (Threshold/Jet Airliner), Threshold being an electronic soundscape leading into the song. Fly Like An Eagle is like that too (Space Intro/Fly Like An Eagle). "Wild Mountain Honey" has some really slippery synths too, along with a sitar, giving it an exotic, transcendent sound.

[@willy00042]

“Stay sound my friend”

[@andythrush3341]

"Good Morning", "Going to the Country", or "Jackson-Kent Blues" from Number Five LP. Jackson-Kent is about the gvmt shooting of students.

[@ptofview]

Glad you did the uncensored version. There is a longer version with the intro using synthesizer, then the guitars come in.

[@jackiesconiers4230]

Love this one! Great reaction! And always thanks for keeping great music alive!

[@JeannieBeanie]

Love his version of "Your Cash Ain't Nothin but Trash!"

[@nivekkled]

Paul McCartney inspired bass players in that time period.

[@jimbrentar]

record companies don't allow lengthy intros anymore. but in the 70s, they were common

[@SnowEfaust]

❤❤❤❤

[@TheCkent100]

I have to say good and bad on this one. Good because you got the full album version of the "Jet Airliner" (unedited and uncensored), but bad because you missed the synthesizer heavy lead-in track "Threshold", which was always played with "Jet Airliner" when it was played on album oriented rock radio. You caught a little of it when the song started. Steve Miller has a few of those tracks, the most famous is "Fly Like An Eagle", which also had an instrumental lead-in track "Space Intro". Those should always be played together as well.

[@glennhall9257]

True. Growing up, they always played Threshold before Jet Air Liner. Great music... They also didn't censor it. Hearing the word "shit' could be considered gratuitous, but in this case it's needed in my opinion. Please don't censor me, lol

[@bobdelp2023]

HEY HARRI 😊( BOOK OF DREAMS) ALBUM AND THIS FOLLOWED THE MASTER EPIC ( FLY LIKE AN EAGLE ) 😊 MORE SONGS : THE STAKE, ABRACADABRA, SWINGTOWN, AND THE BIGGGG HIT BESIDES THIS WHICH IS : JUNGLE LOVE 😊 THERE YA GO, ENJOYYYY!

[@nancygarreaud1534]

Gives great concert - I’ve seen him and his band three times. So melodic and full of energy. Not his best song however. Listen to Your Saving Grace

[@daviddragavon7555]

"Livin' in the USA" what can I say, I'm old..somebody get me a Cheeseburger 🍔 😋!

[@waltw4537]

Thanks Harri. Hey, check out Paul Pena's version. He wrote it after all, lol. Nice reaction!

[@jgsrhythm100]

Also he should check Paul,Pena " Wait on What You Want"

[@jgsrhythm100]

The original version by the most soulful cat that ever lived The Blind " Paul Pena" Honestly prefer original Truly tragic such a great artst,unknown by many Also check " Wait on What You Want " Even better !

[@chrisoakley5830]

This one and Abra Cadabra are my favorites by them.

[@natlee8947]

Steve Miller as a guitar player is very underrated. And Harri, knowing your a big McCartney fan Steve played on a few tracks on Paul's Flaming Pie album. And Paul played with Steve back in the early 70's late sixties ( not sure of the year , someone correct me please ) on a record or two ,McCartney billed himself as Paul Ramone. A little Trivia Harri. Thanks for the video.

[@bobb9541]

Steve Millers earlier music was the best.

[@ReddyFox73]

Great bass players from the seventies were powered by Ampeg tube amps

[@guacamolekid3899]

OK- I have one that you'll like Harry- Barefoot Jerry- it's one of those bands that was extremely influential and sounded great, but never really broke through totally- all sessions musicians- kind of in the genre of Marshal Tucker, CDB and the Allman Brothers. Two songs that I'd recommend would be 'Alibaba' and 'you can't get off with your shoes on'. You'll have a blast with these.

[@barryanderson3910]

I would've posted this as a response to John Chu's comment below, but I think adding another main post to the conversation will call more attention to John's comment. I listened to Paul Pena's version (the original version of the song) and I agree. As one commenter said under Pena's version, "Where has this been all my life?". I'll add that it just floored me. I like SMB's version, but Pena's is just amazing. Go listen to it - now. (P.S. Listen to the studio version.)

[@kirkhall2099]

Rare to see you head boppin to a song Harri. I think you like this one

[@thekingcobra63]

Love this cover by Steve Miller, but you MUST listen to the Original by Paul Pena, it will blow you away. The Original has so much MORE funk and soul to it, Miller's cover is straight rock and roll and a nice cover of a fantastic song.

[@craigplatel813]

Steve always had long intros to his songs. Many times they were 'rip offs" of other songs but was very upfront about it and no one ever sued him or got made about it. His early stuff from late 60's early 70's was even more bluesy rock than this. Even a little pychedellic thrown in. Going to the country, KowKow calculator, your saving grace, going to Mexico, space cowboy, living in the USA, motherless children, never kill another man, my dark hour.

[@timwhitnell7145]

I don't understand why EVERY reactor I've seen who listens to Jet Airliner doesn't listen to the intro piece, Threshold, which is the perfect lead in to Jet Airliner's kick ass guitar riff start. You need to hear the one before listening to the other.

[@1bigrowdy]

Les Paul was Steve Miller's Godfather

[@doplinger1]

Check out Steve’s “Shaba du ma mau” - great bass song!

[@jgsrhythm100]

Check out originsl Jet Airliner by Paul Pena

[@61hink]

Shame on me. I didn't put my headphones on, I'm just listening on my phone and I can't even hear the bass. So I put the speaker up to my ear and... yes, the bass is kicking!

[@reginastogner9535]

😎👍

[@charlesbarton3032]

I was told he learned the guitar from Les Paul

[@natlee8947]

Me too !

[@1bigrowdy]

Les Paul was his Godfather

[@toddhill7483]

Please check out The Stake.

[@kirkschabatka1999]

How young are ya Harri?

[@natlee8947]

Let's get everybody guessing ! I'll say 45.

[@sharkmedia5969]

I prefer the version without the lyricless verse that gets right into it after the Threshold intro.

[@kirkschabatka1999]

I feel foolish now, really thought you were my age

[@waynecatterton5127]

You missed the 1st intro to Jet Airliner, that's not the full song there! LOL