That unique sound is called a “wolf whistle on a slide guitar”. Here’s the Wikipedia definition: “It involves playing a guitar while holding a hard object (a slide) against the strings, creating the opportunity for glissando effects and deep vibratos that reflect characteristics of the human singing voice. It typically involves playing the guitar in the traditional position (flat against the body) with the use of a slide fitted on one of the guitarist's fingers. The slide may be a metal or glass tube, such as the neck of a bottle”.
@@DaP84 you got er, pontiac! Steve Miller was an early guitar virtuoso, although most of his hits don't shove it in your face. It's almost weird he became more famous as a singer, as his voice is very standard, almost understated, but his guitar playing is top notch, up there with Bloomfield and Clapton. I do love his voice, and that whole 'blue horse' greatest hits. Serenade too.
The Joker is all time classic!! But my favorite from 'The Steve Miller Band' is "Jet Airliner" and another good to check out is "Take The Money And Run"
Thx! Yes it’s a guitar but it’s played with a slide-a glass or metal tube that goes over your chord finger and you slide it up and down the neck. Ya’ll so cute! -Terry, Canoga Park
This was his there first not only number one hit 🔥...ibelieve his 🎸 made that sound my late uncle one his favorite rock group they have number hits 70s 80s
@@DeanBros I'm not only one my nieces watch at times they love the we are World reaction because they waiting for the kids to come out again on your reactions I have to explain all time they with there parents 😂
Steve Miller Band - Fly Like An Eagle steve miller Sacrifice steve miller Take The Money And Run steve miller The Window Wild Mountain Honey" Steve Miller Band steve miller Serenade Steve Miller Band - Mercury Blues steve miller Winter Time Steve Miller Band - The Stake steve miller Wish Upon A Star Steve Miller Band - Abracadabra steve miller Jungle Love steve miller My Own Space
This song came out in 1972. My older brother, Danny, bought the 45 RPM record, and he played it a lot, and especially to entertain friends. The Steve Miller Band had a lot of hit records, such as "Jet Airliner", "Take The Money And Run", "Fly Like An Eagle", and "Abracadabra".
Steve Miller's big breakout song, was number one for like a hundred weeks in 1973. Glad to see you beautiful people enjoying this in 2021. That's so damn amazing.
It’s a big rabbit hole guys. Take The Money and Run and Jungle Love are two more great Bangerz from Steve Miller Band. Thanks for your reaction to this classic song!
This still sounds the same nearly 50 years after it was released. I bought this album and played it as loud as I could on my whopping 50 watts per channel Pioneer AM/FM 8-Trak player thru a pair of rear deck mounted 6"x9" Sharp speakers. Ah the good old days.
That's his guitar man he's doing it with his guitar that's Steve Miller man he that song we made in the 70s I seen them years ago in the 70s man they're great
I learned this song by heart solely because one of my grandpas who’s now in the nursing home could play the guitar and my other, late grandpa, would bring their midnight toker
The Steve Miller Band originated in San Francisco in the mid sixties. They were contemporaries with The Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, Jefferson Airplane, and Santana. Their first alum was a live album as back up band for Chuck Berry at the Fillmore West. Other classic Steve Miller tracks: "Fly Like an Eagle," "Jet Airliner," and "Living in the USA."
A couple jammin to Steve Miller, and all of us are jammin with em! "Wild Mountain Honey" is also quite a song, with a great use of an early synthesizer, and another unique guitar.
It's a guitar going through a wah wah pedal (with lots of reverb). I saw him once in concert. After his guitar solo he just said "wah wah" into the microphone.
this was Steve Miller's breakout hit in the early 70's, but it came after he put out 5 or 6 great albums before in the late 60's that were also excellent but not that successful... more psychedelic and underground.... after the Joker became a megahit, he had a string of great hits.... but try something from his earlier days... a song called Baby's House from the album Your Saving Grace (his fourth album) is fantastic, and also Space Cowboy from the album Brave New World, which he references at the start of this song ... I recommend the studio versions of these songs
Just watched this again so good haha. You guys should also check out Skillet. They are so good and they have a female guitarist and female drummer who sings with the lead singer. Its so good. Not gonna Die, Invincible, Hero, Awake and Alive are all great ones!!!!
Greetings from New Brunswick, Canada. Noticed you reacted to this song.........the inspiration for my username.............Fly Like an Eagle would be a good follow up.........also would ask you to check out RORY GALLAGHER - In Your Town (1971) to see how a slide guitar is played to understand the wolf whistle effect from his guitar.....enjoy your journey
just curious, ever hear of Harry Nilsson, friend of John Lennon: three big hits, each so different: ballad Without You; dance/club [I dunno] Jump into the Fire; just kinda weird "Coconut"...
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That unique sound is called a “wolf whistle on a slide guitar”. Here’s the Wikipedia definition: “It involves playing a guitar while holding a hard object (a slide) against the strings, creating the opportunity for glissando effects and deep vibratos that reflect characteristics of the human singing voice. It typically involves playing the guitar in the traditional position (flat against the body) with the use of a slide fitted on one of the guitarist's fingers. The slide may be a metal or glass tube, such as the neck of a bottle”.
Or a steel guitar. Sound pedal involved too prolly.
If you was to hear some wicked slide, check out Jimmy Agren.
Thanks man
For the younger people out there, a midnight "toker" is hippie slang for smoking marijuana.
The devil's lettuce? Gasp!
We bought lids.. 😎
@Buddy Wiser and you gotta sit in someone’s house for a few hours.. at least!
This song deserves a spliff, spirit of 69 skinheads, young skin Geordie then kidda.
@@kerryknight228 3 fingers for $15!
That was an electric guitar with a wah-wah pedal. He speaks of the pompetus of love.
Yeah, sounds like wah and slide guitar, and a big reverb
@@DaP84 you got er, pontiac! Steve Miller was an early guitar virtuoso, although most of his hits don't shove it in your face. It's almost weird he became more famous as a singer, as his voice is very standard, almost understated, but his guitar playing is top notch, up there with Bloomfield and Clapton. I do love his voice, and that whole 'blue horse' greatest hits. Serenade too.
The Joker is all time classic!! But my favorite from 'The Steve Miller Band' is "Jet Airliner" and another good to check out is "Take The Money And Run"
Serenade too!
You'll love their "Fly Like an Eagle", "Jet Airliner" and "Swingtown"
And Take the Money and Run and Jungle Love and Abracadabra
This whole album is good!!
🙂
Fly like an Eagle is really a futuristic song still counts as ahead of it's day
"I really love your peaches, want to shake your tree...", yea, what he said.
Yep, she's a beauty. The boy done good.
@@kennyb6591 Yep!
Y’all listening to Rock Royalty there. The Steve Miller Band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2016.
Fly Like an Eagle, Wintertime, Swingtown, and so many more great songs....
If your gonna hear Swingtown than you gotta hear Jungle Love too!
@@ChadCarlisle Serenade! Take The Money and Run! Jet Airliner! Rockin me baby!
Anything on the greatest hits album
One of those feel good songs that make you happy.
Thx! Yes it’s a guitar but it’s played with a slide-a glass or metal tube that goes over your chord finger and you slide it up and down the neck. Ya’ll so cute! -Terry, Canoga Park
and the Wha Wha Pedal
This was/is the aging hippies national anthem for obvious reasons.
Probably my favorite Steve Miller song is "Abracadabra."
This was his there first not only number one hit 🔥...ibelieve his 🎸 made that sound my late uncle one his favorite rock group they have number hits 70s 80s
I SEE YOU ALOT!!! LOL THANKS FOR WATCHING YOUR ON A ROLE
@@DeanBros I'm not only one my nieces watch at times they love the we are World reaction because they waiting for the kids to come out again on your reactions I have to explain all time they with there parents 😂
Coooool from decades ago
...still Rocks guys👍🎵😎
Really Love those peaches, would love to shake that tree. Fly Like An Eagle is a must hear/react - thx!
Steve Miller Band - Fly Like An Eagle
steve miller Sacrifice
steve miller Take The Money And Run
steve miller The Window
Wild Mountain Honey" Steve Miller Band
steve miller Serenade
Steve Miller Band - Mercury Blues
steve miller Winter Time
Steve Miller Band - The Stake
steve miller Wish Upon A Star
Steve Miller Band - Abracadabra
steve miller Jungle Love
steve miller My Own Space
That instrument is a guitar Steve is playing like a boss.
Steve Miller Rocks. Lots of Great songs in his library
Yeah, it's def guitar! "Bottleneck" (slide guitar) combined with prob wah-pedal and a big reverb
This song came out in 1972. My older brother, Danny, bought the 45 RPM record, and he played it a lot, and especially to entertain friends.
The Steve Miller Band had a lot of hit records, such as "Jet Airliner", "Take The Money And Run", "Fly Like An Eagle", and "Abracadabra".
Steve Workin That WAH WAH Pedal with his Guitar!!🎸 Steve Miller was one of Them Old School Guitar Masters 🎸
You two are just perfect! So happy and kind!
Keep it real guys! ❤️🇬🇧👌🏻
Steve Miller's big breakout song, was number one for like a hundred weeks in 1973. Glad to see you beautiful people enjoying this in 2021. That's so damn amazing.
There's only 52 weeks in a year.
@@stevenmotchan2048 So I guess it carried over into 1974 lol
The song Fly Like An Eagle is the one you want to do.
Bingo. But the LONG version, just to get all the trippy bits lol.
Love it when you young folks discovery the old hit thanks
"Rock' n me" is a very good one from Steve miller band
i listen to this as a teenager. We thought this was super chill back in the day. It still is, apparently! love to see new generations watching it...
It’s a big rabbit hole guys. Take The Money and Run and Jungle Love are two more great Bangerz from Steve Miller Band. Thanks for your reaction to this classic song!
I was in junior high what they call middle school now when this song was released. Early-mid 70’s
They have so many great songs. I always liked their songs True Fine Love and Jungle Love. Great reaction!! 🙂
This still sounds the same nearly 50 years after it was released. I bought this album and played it as loud as I could on my whopping 50 watts per channel Pioneer AM/FM 8-Trak player thru a pair of rear deck mounted 6"x9" Sharp speakers. Ah the good old days.
Hey y’all! I was napping and missed the lives- I highly agree with others- their songs “Jet airliner” and “Fly like and Eagle.” 💞✌️
Girl, you know, you got a good man giving him his props.
I used to work with a chef named Steve Miller. He was a joker, a smoker & a midnight toker. Allegedly.
That's his guitar man he's doing it with his guitar that's Steve Miller man he that song we made in the 70s I seen them years ago in the 70s man they're great
This song was a smokers song back in day my uncle told me before he passed
Do they censor the "midnight toker" line in The USA?
@@Alsatiagent no not in radio station in my Area why they do in yours
@@reneechavarria4554 They do not. Toking is legal across the country.
@@Alsatiagent you one asking if the censor that part no so what you ask for then
@@reneechavarria4554 Because of what your uncle told you. That he pointed it out. Maybe you were a kid and did not yet know what a toker was?
Great reaction!!! I love this album. Great band.
Steve Miller is from my home town of Milwaukee Wisconsin 😁
The Geto Boys used this music for "Gangsta Of Love" in 1990.
Both of y'all have to react to Steve Miller band fly like an eagle it's a classic banger
I learned this song by heart solely because one of my grandpas who’s now in the nursing home could play the guitar and my other, late grandpa, would bring their midnight toker
I heard this song on one episode of That 70s Show and now every time I hear it I think of that show💯😂💙🔥
Cool song .In England it was used for 501 jeans back in the day ...80s check out the ads
My house my favorite song from Steve Miller is living in the USA oh and that Steve Miller playing the guitar that's what instrument that is
Steve Miller still wooing the ladies!
Man, you have a great lady .. Take care of her .. One in a million. 😀
Steve Miller Band was awesome
Love watching the three of you.
My first concert in 1974, Steve Miller! You never forget the first
The Steve Miller Band originated in San Francisco in the mid sixties. They were contemporaries with The Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, Jefferson Airplane, and Santana. Their first alum was a live album as back up band for Chuck Berry at the Fillmore West. Other classic Steve Miller tracks: "Fly Like an Eagle," "Jet Airliner," and "Living in the USA."
Legends.... Rock Hall of fame
Guitar. Congratulations on passing 50 k
cutest reaction to this song!
The instrument is Steve Miller's Les Paul guitar.
I love both of you.
PEOPLE call me Maurice also....:) Love U guys...
He's a guitar guy that weird stuff is all guitar I've seen him live 🤘 to the top
Their "Rock N Me" song is one of my favorites from them. Check it out.
There is a 12” rework of this that is dope as hell. I been playing it in my old school sets since the 80’s.
You guys always make me laugh. It’s a gift.
HA! I was listening to this album before these two were born! I love The Steve Miller Band."Some call me the Gangster of Love"!!!
That sound, is his guitar, with a wawa pedal
run through a voice box
Making that guitar talk!!!
Steve Miller Band I feel is very underrated. I love ur reaction to this!
A couple jammin to Steve Miller, and all of us are jammin with em! "Wild Mountain Honey" is also quite a song, with a great use of an early synthesizer, and another unique guitar.
Memories.... from time kiddos
Rock in with ya.
Guitar plugged into a WHA WHA Pedal controlled by your foot while your are playing the guitar.. WHAAAAAAAWHAAAAAAAOOOWWWWHAAAAAAWOOWHAAAAAA
Love y’all’s channel and your open attitude to music I grew up on. The instrument is a slide guitar with a wah wah effect.
You know you're old when you have to explain that term. LOL!!
It's a guitar going through a wah wah pedal (with lots of reverb). I saw him once in concert. After his guitar solo he just said "wah wah" into the microphone.
The instrument is a guitar. There 's something electronic hooked up to it to give it that sound. Peace!
Thats a guitar for the question towards the end of the video
You guys should listen the the actual track Space Cowboy by the same band. Top tune
The whole album is gold. Every song a winner
I used to work with a chef named Steve Miller, hours of fun...😂
its a guitar... you should watch the live version of this song on 'midnight special'
It is a guitar run through a wah pedal. It is basically a filter. Reminds me of a duck quacking sometimes.
Alice In Chains also uses them a lot.
this was Steve Miller's breakout hit in the early 70's, but it came after he put out 5 or 6 great albums before in the late 60's that were also excellent but not that successful... more psychedelic and underground.... after the Joker became a megahit, he had a string of great hits.... but try something from his earlier days... a song called Baby's House from the album Your Saving Grace (his fourth album) is fantastic, and also Space Cowboy from the album Brave New World, which he references at the start of this song ... I recommend the studio versions of these songs
Also check out "Rock n me" and "Jet Airliner" by Steve Miller.
True Fine Love
Jet Airliner
Legendary ❤️🔥
He is representing "Waukesha Wisconsin"
If you haven't done them already: Prince, David Bowie, Jethro Tull
There going to one day
Just watched this again so good haha. You guys should also check out Skillet. They are so good and they have a female guitarist and female drummer who sings with the lead singer. Its so good. Not gonna Die, Invincible, Hero, Awake and Alive are all great ones!!!!
Great concert saw him with Pat Benatar
And nice guy....good cpl
This song will still sound great in another 50 years.
Rock n baby and abracadabra are songs from this band you guys must check out
Steve Miller’s godfather was the Les Paul. Les Paul is arguably the greatest guitar player ever. He is also known for his guitar inventions.
bad brains-"soulcraft" or "i against i" be the trendsetter for bad brains reactions!
You guys have to listen to Wide River... by steve miller band
This song is definitely on my playlist on my MP3 player
Sounds like a Fender Strat
It's a slide, baciscally a tube worn on the finger and use it on electric guitar
Greetings from New Brunswick, Canada. Noticed you reacted to this song.........the inspiration for my username.............Fly Like an Eagle would be a good follow up.........also would ask you to check out RORY GALLAGHER - In Your Town (1971) to see how a slide guitar is played to understand the wolf whistle effect from his guitar.....enjoy your journey
Driving and crying is the group The song is called Fly Me Courageous cuz you look a little courageous
Amazing song.
Steve Miller and Boz Scaggs were in a band together at the University of Wisconsin.
just curious, ever hear of Harry Nilsson, friend of John Lennon: three big hits, each so different: ballad Without You; dance/club [I dunno] Jump into the Fire; just kinda weird "Coconut"...