Artist	Song
Steve Miller Band	Never Kill Another Man
from Anthology (1991)
Steve Miller Band	The Window
from Fly Like An Eagle (30th Anniversary Special Edition) (2006)
Steve Miller Band	Little Girl
from Your Saving Grace (2007)
Steve Miller Band	Roll With It
from Children of the Future (1989)
Steve Miller Band	You're So Fine
from Sailor (1991)
Steve Miller Band	Celebration Song
from Brave New World (2004)
Steve Miller Band	You've Got the Power
from Children of the Future (1989)
Steve Miller Band	I Wanna Be Loved (But By Only You)
from Living In the 20th Century (2008)
Steve Miller Band	Seasons
from Brave New World (2004)
Steve Miller Band	Caress Me Baby
from Living In the 20th Century (2008)
Steve Miller Band	The Beauty of Time Is That It's Snowing (Psychedelic B.B.)
from Children of the Future (1989)
Steve Miller	Born to Be Blue
from Born 2B Blue (1988)
Steve Miller Band	Junior Saw It Happen
from Children of the Future (1989)
Steve Miller Band	Sweet Maree
from Fly Like An Eagle (30th Anniversary Special Edition) (2006)
Steve Miller Band	Rock Me Baby
from Bingo! (Special Edition) (2010)
Steve Miller Band	Slinky
from Living In the 20th Century (2008)
Steve Miller	God Bless the Child
from Born 2B Blue (1988)
Steve Miller Band	My Own Space
from Book of Dreams (2004)
Steve Miller Band	Behind the Barn
from Living In the 20th Century (2008)
Steve Miller Band	The Lovin' Cup (Remastered)
from Steve Miller Band (Box Set) (1994)
Steve Miller Band	Who Do You Love
from Italian X Rays (2008)
Steve Miller Band	LT's Midnight Dream
from Brave New World (2004)
Steve Miller	When Sunny Gets Blue
from Born 2B Blue (1988)
Paul McCartney	Used to Be Bad
from Flaming Pie (2010)
Steve Miller Band	One In a Million
from Italian X Rays (2008)

Comment:

Between the psychedelic journeys and the synthesizer swirls, it’s possible to forget that Steve Miller cut his teeth as an apprentice blues guitarist in Chicago. But no matter how far afield he traveled, he always kept one foot firmly planted in the blues. Even amid the heady horizons of 1968’s Sailor, he found room to sharpen his shuffle, with a faithful take on Jimmy Reed’s “You’re So Fine.” All the way into 2010, Miller was still holding tight to the blues tradition, with a rough-edged, roadhouse-ready cover of B.B. King’s “Rock Me Baby.” Of course, he worked up some worthy blues tunes of his own, too, like the guitar-and-harmonica spotlight “Sweet Maree,” with Chicago legend James Cotton blowing his lungs out on the latter axe.

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