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  • Obscure Steve Miller tune but fantastic . love it .

  • Yeah!!! Memories of Gunnison and C.B. and 1970. Great song.

  • get a head capt'n.

    SM rocks the mind if you let it. wtf. space and time and grooves and rushes and wtfaId? cool

  • far out!

  • French version by Claude François.

  • 'People in the city, going out of there minds' . 1970....... we've come a long way

  • Hey captn. Some herb, some sm5 up country. rush here.

    Go Steelers. Hey captn. don't get any better.

  • its cookin captn. righteous tune.

    GO STEELERS!

    STEELERS RULE!!!

  • Whoot !!

  • Steelers rule.

    SM5 is the baddest head vibes.

    Don't bogart Capt'n.

  • Still here Capt'n. Old heads know good... :)

  • Hey Capt'n :)

  • @ThePorkified Hey Porkified - still here then? :)

  • They do NOT make them like this anymore.

    Mike

  • i keep coming back to the head candy.

  • When Miller was at his best!!

    Mike C.

  • steve miller and my buddy 'erb.

    Thanks capt'n.

  • Oh I love IT

  • reefer rock at its BEST.

    The Steve Miller Band.

  • The solo at 2:15 is mind bending! Miller gets his due credit for his songwriting abilities, but not nearly enough accolade for his guitar prowess.......

  • Steve Miller is underrated. fantastic album!

  • Paul, SM rules. Party on.

    OF. smokeem.

  • Maybe the best LP ever from Steve Miller!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thats my opinion!! Correction!! Not maybe,it is the best!!

  • once a head...always brother. rock on steve.

  • Steve Miller will be in Pittsburgh for a Pirates' game.

    I'll be to my first game in the 'new' ballpark.

  • Steve Miller "Anthology" is the best double album ever made peroid.

  • Ditto

  • As a teenager I grew up on this music & it's the best stuff the Steve Miller Band even did plus ir's time less. Songs like the "the joker, what joke

  • Thank you for posting this, CaptainJimKirk.

  • steve miller band is excellent, it´s a shame that they will never come to Mexico :(

  • I always thought this song was cool. Especially the opening riff. But I never saw it in Guitar Magazine. SMB doesn't get much credit.

  • thank you Captain.

  • Beginning at 2:05, this is what tons of bands copied for years to come...to get that sound.

  • Good spot; it what takes it from being good to great - right there.

  • You're right. It goes from countryish to psychedelic blues. What a segue!

  • Yes. It was very special. Listening to it with headphones back then was quite a treat...especially after several tokes.

  • SM5 is known to us.

    this cut is my rush.

    pass it capt'n.

  • This album is one of my all time fav's.....I can't explain why it isn't more well known........

  • don't bogart that...

  • ...pass it over to me...  :)

  • righteous herb!

  • :-)

  • Still works today. An old head is a good person to know.

  • Hell yes. X

  • headphones and herb

  • :)  Definitely!

  • hmm yah !!! %-)

  • SM is still nice head music.

    Has been so many years.

  • Yes. Great isnt it ? ;-)

  • I still, after all these years ,enjoy good vibes and good herb. SM5 is so right for the mind.

  • Used to prop my parents JBL's outside on the terrace at 1 or 2 in the morning when it was dead calm out...crank it , & let this one fly. Listening to 'Stevie Guitar Miller' echoing up & down the canyon was something else. Those were the days!

  • Dude thats a kick ass memory. Some of the best things in life are free!!!

  • nice image !!!

  • Smoke 'em, if you've got 'em! :>)

  • Hell yes !

  • Oh hell yes...

  • love this song

  • I blew out a set of speakers with this song in 1975... This has so many memories and is of a quality that can't be found in today's garbage.

  • I remember buying this in early 1970 on US imort.. One of the best days came 3 years later interviewing the Man in the London Hilton for the legendary Trailing Clouds of Glory fanzine I still have copy or two you might persuade me to part with!

    All the best Phil Vellender

  • Speaking of The SF Earthquake Benefit 1989 - I'm dying to see or hear that again. Does anyone have that to upload...you would be a hero in my eyes if you did!!

  • I also got into Steve Miller when I was 16. It was 1989 & I always pictured him as a typically mediocre 70's soft rock act & nothing more. Then I saw The SF Earthquake Benefit on live TV & I was absolutely blown away. What I saw Steve play on guitar was absolutely mind blowing especially since it was all jamming on old blues numbers with Neil Young & Taj Mahal. Amazing! Immediately went out & got Anthology. The solo at the fade out of this track always gives me chills.

  • dedrick92-I am in total agreement! I was 16yo when Number 5 came out and I thought that it was one of the best albums of the year, yet it was mostly ignored. His later stuff got him noticed & sold many more units. But like you, I think his best , most adventurous stuff came early on! Rave on Stevie!

  • Killer Strat tone!!!

  • the rush of the cords and revirbe was and is intense.

  • Capt'nJim, thank you. I skyed with this so many times.

  • Me too. 1970. Anyone fancy a cheese and pickle sandwich? :)

  • Peanut butter and cheese. Velvetta cheese to be precise.

  • somebody give me a cheese burger

  • Great song from a great album. Thanks.

  • The sweet, sweet sound of The Steve Miller Band - Goin' to the Country.

  • Nothing picks me up like that harmonica and the closing guitar. Thanks a million for posting this, my absolute favorite Steve Miller song!

  • this song is a gem, and my favorite Steve Miller tune. let me ask you all this--is there anything at all out there from the early Steve Miller days that compares?

  • No, nothing, nowt, nada! :)

  • there is a lot of great Steve Miller stuff....really its all great!! Number 5 was a culmination of 2 years of recording and playing to crowds everywhere......He did 5 great albums in 2 short years.....a feat not doen by ANY other rock n roll performer.

  • i personally like his early work better. not a big fan of his later work....

  • Yeah, that guitar solo is ripping - extremely underrated, IMHO...

    Fantastic song, thank you!

  • Yeah! thanks

  • your the man Capt.....smoked a many joints listening to this one....thanks..nice to come back here...that guitar plays my soul...

  • Bless your sweet hippie soul

  • One of my favorite Steve Miller albums, especially with Charlie McCoy on harmonica.

  • Exquisite post! Killer audio, too! Thank you thank you for sharing the rarely heard!

  • Thanks! For me, it's all about the audio...

    :)

  • Your a man of your word...I like that thanks so much.......Captain

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