180 Gram/Audiophile pressing
Printed sleeve

Let Your Hair Down, according to plan, follows the number one blues album, BINGO!, as the second new Steve Miller Band album of the twenty-first century. He not only saved the bluesiest, rockingest, most guitar-playing-est tracks for the second serving, but he spent the additional year between releases tweaking, polishing and obsessively applying finishing touches that make Let Your Hair Down an even more fully realized record than its acclaimed, successful predecessor.

Miller sorted through an astronomical number of rhythm and blues, and blues recordings from his CD library seeking material for the auspicious Skywalker Ranch sessions. With classic rock engineer Andy Johns (Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones) at the console, Miller and his band, longtime musical collaborators road-tested over literally thousands of concerts, blasted through nearly three dozen tracks.

Also available as a Special Edition digipak featuring 4 bonus tracks.

Recorded at film producer George Lucas' infamous studios at Skywalker Ranch, 'BINGO!' is The Steve Miller Band's first studio album in 17 years. 'BINGO!' is the album Steve Miller has waited his entire life to make. Reaching back to his apprenticeship as a young man on the Chicago blues scene, Miller and co-producer Andy Johns brought classic rhythm and blues numbers that have been at the foundation of his music throughout his career into the 21st century.
A true return to Miller's roots, 'BINGO!' echoes his early years in the Chicago music scene and features carefully chosen and crafted blues tracks performed in distinctive Steve Miller Band fashion.
'BINGO!' was co-produced by Andy Johns (Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, Van Halen), with artwork designed by the legendary Storm Thorgerson. These recordings feature longtime Steve Miller Band member Norton Buffalo, who sadly passed away in 2009.

Digitally remastered digipak edition of this 1981 album. Circle Of Love features the hit singles 'Heart Like A Wheel' and 'Circle Of Love', and also the 16 minute 'Macho City'. Taking up all of the album's second side, this political work became a New York loft party favorite. The booklet contains all the lyrics, and brand new notes by San Francisco journalist Joel Selvin.

Digitally remastered digipak edition of this 1977 album. The follow-up to the multi-million selling Fly Like An Eagle, Book Of Dreams was just as successful, selling millions of copies around the world. The album was recorded at the same sessions as Fly Like An Eagle and features the hit singles 'Jet Airliner', 'Jungle Love' and 'Swingtown'. The booklet contains all the lyrics, brand new notes by San Francisco journalist Joel Selvin, and photos from the Book Of Dreams Concert Tour program.

Recorded at film producer George Lucas' infamous studios at Skywalker Ranch, 'Bingo!' is The Steve Miller Band's first studio album in 17 years.

'Bingo!' is the album Steve Miller has waited his entire life to make. Reaching back to his apprenticeship as a young man on the Chicago blues scene, Miller and co-producer Andy Johns brought classic rhythm and blues numbers that have been at the foundation of his music throughout his career into the 21st century.
A true return to Miller's roots, 'Bingo!' echoes his early years in the Chicago music scene and features carefully chosen and crafted blues tracks performed in distinctive Steve Miller Band fashion.
'Bingo!' was co-produced by Andy Johns (Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, Van Halen), with artwork designed by the legendary Storm Thorgerson.

These recordings feature longtime Steve Miller Band member Norton Buffalo, who sadly passed away in 2009.

Special Edition contains 4 bonus tracks:

-Ain't That Lovin' You Baby
-Further On Up the Road
-Look On Yonder Wall
-Drivin' Wheel

Let Your Hair Down, according to plan, follows the number one blues album, BINGO!, as the second new Steve Miller Band album of the twenty-first century. He not only saved the bluesiest, rockingest, most guitar-playing-est tracks for the second serving, but he spent the additional year between releases tweaking, polishing and obsessively applying finishing touches that make Let Your Hair Down an even more fully realized record than its acclaimed, successful predecessor.

Miller sorted through an astronomical number of rhythm and blues, and blues recordings from his CD library seeking material for the auspicious Skywalker Ranch sessions. With classic rock engineer Andy Johns (Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones) at the console, Miller and his band, longtime musical collaborators road-tested over literally thousands of concerts, blasted through nearly three dozen tracks.

Also available as a Special Edition digipak featuring 4 bonus tracks.

Two CD set recorded live from Shady Grove, Washington, D.C. 1973 and The Beacon Theatre, NYC 1976. Steve Miller Band first emerged in late 60s and issued a string of blues influenced albums which while being critically acclaimed and well received, never achieved the huge commercial success that they were to achieve in the mid '70s with the more polished AOR Rock. This two CD set perfectly captures the two distinct phases of Steve Miller’s career. Disc One, recorded just after the release of The Joker in 1973, strongly echoes the blues roots of the band while Disc Two, recorded in 1976, showcases a band who had evolved into a multi-million selling act, able to challenge The Eagles and Fleetwood Mac as one of the biggest names in Rock. Snapper. 2007.

Digitally remastered digipak edition of this 1993 album from the Blues 'n' Pop 'n' Rock guitarist. A recording artist since 1968, Miller made eight albums for Capitol, culminating with The Joker, before releasing the multi-million selling Fly Like An Eagle, Book Of Dreams and Abracadabra albums in the late 70s and early 80s. When Wide River was released in June 1993, it was his first album for five years and turned out to be his last album for 17 years, until 2010's Bingo!. It was recorded with his regular touring band and features all Miller's signature sounds. The booklet of this special edition contains all the lyrics, and a brand new note by San Francisco journalist Joel Selvin, based on a recent interview with Steve Miller himself.

180 Gram/Audiophile pressing
Printed sleeve