153K views · 112 reactions | Fifty years after Steve Miller Band’s first two Capitol Records albums were released in 1968, the acclaimed group’s first nine studio albums have been remastered by Steve Miller and Kent Hertz for a new color LP bundle. Get yours here: https://bit.ly/2LHDg59 | Steve Miller Band | Facebook

7.8K views · 48 reactions | Let's learn "The Joker" by Steve Miller Band! For this easy to play classic song- we are using a Capo on the 3rd fret, and the chords are D, G, and A. Enjoy!  Comment "Path" to access all of my mini-courses. They are my gift to you  #guitarlesson #guitartutorial #guitarplayer #guitarist #stevemillerband #classicsong #guitar #acousticguitar #acoustic | Your Guitar Sage | Facebook

"I opened the shows with my 12-string acoustic guitar playing songs from our earlier albums then the band would come on stage for a two and a half-hour electric set" - Steve Miller Here is never before seen footage of one of those performances. Pick up a copy or stream J50: The Evolution of The Joker out now! https://stevemillerband.lnk.to/J50 #J50TheEvolutionOfTheJoker | Steve Miller Band

On the date in 1973, the STEVE MILLER BAND released the single, THE JOKER (Sep 3, 1973) Miller, the Milwaukee-born guitar virtuoso, had already made his mark with the Steve Miller Band through psychedelic-blues albums like "Children of the Future" and "Sailor". But "The Joker" was destined to be different. Recorded at Capitol Studios during the summer of '73, the track was a perfect blend of Miller's guitar prowess and his knack for crafting infectious hooks. The song's genesis, as Miller reveal