I'm 65. I was there last night with my 37 year old daughter. I knew every word of The Joker. I told my daughter, "I wore out my copy of Fly Like An Eagle in the 70s."
Is this the guy that made the riff to ‘Fly Like an Eagle’ and ‘Dark Hours’ with his band sometime in the 70s? First heard of his music in Mindhunter on Netflix as a 2000s kid. Great artist.
Props to John Mayer for letting the moment flow and letting Steve Miller be the focal point. I used to not like John Mayer but I have great respect for him as an artist.
Love how Mayer told Miller "GO!" But Miller just kept playing rhythm so Mayer filled it in! Then Mayer's joy when Miller jumped back in with the lyrics! Mayer's face said it all! Music is so great!!!!
I was noting the same thing. The way he left it open for him but then picked it back up when he saw he wasn't going to go for it. You could see the joy John had playing with him though.
Miller is playing a tiny 12 string, not a solo instrument, but he is doing some cool stuff for his turn. Then John comes in with something playful and original, a perfect counterpoint that takes it to another level, then Steve’s voice takes us even further. Six minutes of pure joy.
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When I attended the Elton John/Billy Joel concert tour a while back, at one point they both stood up from their pianos, and walked to the front of the stage while the throngs belted out to them the chorus to "Piano Man." It was spine-tingling.
Steve Miller had two at least great albums and a lot of scattered great songs over many other records. What are you talking about? Why so grouchy? @@Obiwannabe
I agree, but SM is now singing this in baritone range. Sounds just as beautiful though - because the musicianship and the SM sense of fun is there. What a treat.
John has what I like to call the gift. He has that innate musical ability that comes from the soul. It's not something that can be learned or taught, it's something that is part of your body and soul. For those that can tap into that gift, it's a true calling and beautiful to behold.
As great as John is, there are times when he wakes up on mornings and says to himself…’holy shit!’ He honours Steve Miller beautifully in this duo. Respect
This is why he fit so well with Dead and Company these last 6 years. He isn't trying to make himself standout. He's making the band as a whole stand out and knows when he can let himself shine. He really is one of the best guitarists of this generation.
His voice is raspier but it makes it even better. I was vary clicking on the video because I didn't want it to be sad like some other artists I've heard. But the voice pleasantly surprised me. Happy to hear he's still touring.
@@christianlandrum892I’m sure it’s a great sounding guitar, but we’re not really hearing the guitar here (at least not it’s true acoustic tone), but rather the signal from the internal pickup/electronics which I’m sure get’s EQ’d pretty heavily before it comes out through the PA. If you really wanted to hear the guitar, a mic in front of the soundhole would be a better choice, but I understand that’s not practical or convenient for live performances like these.
Totally agreed. AND, especially considering the fact that he has played this song thousands of times....he still feels it, he still enjoys it - and so do the rest of us. Classic.
John Mayer has come a long way into humility and just the expression of the love of music and respect for others. Nice growth 👏🏻 Steve Miller is legend ❤
Yea this is awesome reminds me of smoking bong hits on the back of my buddies van ditching class.. the best time to be alive, really it still is. Gotta have fun in this life cus that's what happiness is.
I've seen a lot of interviews with musicians and when asked who is the best guitarist alive right now they always say John Mayer or Dave Mathews. John can play pretty much anything and Dave's music is elusively complicated when you dig into it.
When I was 13, on Friday nights before he would go out in his Ford Torino, my big brother and I would shoot pool in the basement. We played two albums, Steve Miller’s Greatest Hits and Hotel California. Some of my most cherished memories.
So pleasing to hear the audience sing along and making Steve !iller smile while he's singing. A magical and satisfiying moment for the performers and the audience.
You needed to see a performance? How do you know when you don't need to see a performance, once you are watching, you are seeing it... you need to stand back a little.
Everytime I see something like this it reminds me of how often we were told "no one will be listening to this stuff 50 years from now". Yeah, right Dad. When was the last time someone covered "Hot Diggity Dog Ziggity"? Yes that was in my Dad's record collection - meager as it was.
That run at 4:48 and they're just synced enough that Steve has bounced straight into the chorus before John even looks, followed by them both knowing what just happened was spiritual.
There was a young grocery store at Publix in Ocala, FL who used to sing Steve Miller songs as he brought shopping carts in. When I would see him we would sing together. I am 70 and he wad probably 18 or do. Good taste has no age limit.
Around '76, I was in Anaheim CA, buyin a bag of weed at a guys apt. Heard some music that caught my attention. Asked who they were playing? It was Fly like an Eagle. Ran right out & got it. Memories!!!
Huge Mayer fan but Steve Miller is one of the most interesting cats in music for 50 years, dude has a great story. Keep rocking it out Steve, and thanks John!
haven't had the pleasure of seeing Steve live, but this was great, and his voice is solid still. I would say though that Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers have a lot of tunes that the crowd sings along to. Like all of them lol
My dad raised me up on the "Book Of Dreams" album and "The Joker" album in the late 70's. My first live concert was The Steve Miller Band when I was in my 20's. I found out many years later my dad's first concert was also The Steve Miller Band in HIS 20's. Like father, like son I guess. I'm now 51, and dad is 72. I'm going to go visit him this September.
May the space cowboys the „musical ones“ and the others watch the 3rd starship 🚀start and listen to this song 🎶❤️it’s such a great recording. I wonder if all the space cowboy -🤠 -groups have a party together and if so they should play this on autorepeat. It felt like the right moment to listen to it again .
In 1978, they released their biggest selling album in North America, Greatest Hits 1974-78, which has been certified 13× Platinum in the United States and diamond in Canada. HTF is he underrated?!? Stop using words that you don't know what they mean.
Shut up. Steve Miller was a huge SUPERSTAR in the 80. Had lots of top ten hits and with "Fly like an eagle" a super selling album. Underrated!!! You dont know what you are talking about!!!
No he’s not underrated. Considered pure gold by the whole music industry. Is this a troll? Or just another spaz thinking they are the only ones who can recognize talent?
J'ai adoré voir, écouter ce duo ! Je decouvre un talentueux john Mayer, et Steve Miller que j'écoute depuis mes 12/13 ans... Et je vais en avoir 61! Je surveille les concerts, mais jamais Steve ne vient en France 😢... S'il vous plaît Monsieur, si vous venez, nous serons des milliers pour vous applaudir et chanter (même avec un anglais approximatif...).... Mais venez, nous vous attendons... Bien affectueusement, Isabelle
Never even heard of John Mayer until recently, I’m 69! He’s very good, so it’s never too late to hear someone different! Eric Clapton mentioned him in an interview I was watching, so I looked him up on Spotify.
Not sure how the algorithm blessed me with this on an early morning rise but I am so glad it did! I forgot how much I loved this song! Great playing by both, what an awesome moment in time.
I'm 70, and this song brings back so many awesome memories! I lost my Fly Like an Eagle album somewhere along the way, but still have my CD, that I played frequently in my car , till I got a new car. (no player)....still...CD will always have a home in my house, and my heart! Thanks for this performance John and Steve, and everyone who sang along!
This caught me by surprise. The Steve Miller Band was my first “out of the house and on my own” album. To see these two who have brought so much beautiful music to the soundtrack of my life at vastly different times in my life (Steve: college/ John: past to present) brings me, (I seriously had a few joyful tears sneak up on me) such great happiness. 🧩😢🥰 @johnmayer
Awesome collaboration from 2 different generations that depict how 2 superstars can bring both generations together to celebrate one old awesome tune !
If you never seen the Steve Miller Band live you missed out. Their fans love them and the atmosphere at least for me was my favorite. When the connection between a band and their fans becomes synergistic it’s great to be a part of.
Was never the biggest Steve Miller fan,but liked and appreciated him. I'm only a minute in and gotta say he sounds incredible! Youthful and beautiful voice. With eyes closed I'd think he was 25. That's very heartwarming. He's only a couple years younger than my mom - which is blowing my whole mind. And together with John... what a treat. ❤
Imagining Steve Miller guiding a young boy then named John Mayer while jamming with a guitar and today that young boy is guiding. 2 great artists from different genres still playing amazing music.
80 year old Steve Miller is the GOAT. Pure talent and he's been touring every year since the 60s. I've been to dozens of his shows. One time he was his own opening act as PeeWee Frets from Waco, TX. Most of the crowd was oblivious.
Mad respect to Steve! The guy looks and sounds amazing for 80. The Fly Like an Eagle album was huge when I was in high school. I also still have the original Joker album that I got when I joined the Capital Record Club....lol. Remember them? Cheers!
I first saw this as a kid in the early 70s as a trailer for a surf movie. I remember a black dude just ripping out the bass line and SM nailing the wah pedal. Always been a favourite.
Loved watching the smiles on Steve's face while his fans are singing out the lyrics! He looks so happy! Great acoustic & harmonic duet from these guys!
I was there! The last time I saw Steve Miller live was at a Meadowlands all day festival with the Beach Boys and Pablo Cruise in 1978. This was a treat! THANKS for sharing.
I was there too! I think it was the grand opening of the Meadowlands for concerts. A really hot day. I remember The Beach Boys came out onto the far side of the field in corvette convertibles and rolled slowly along the side to he stage. Saw the Grateful Dead there a few months later, another hot day in the sun, it was almost unbearable.
I remember the 8 tracks and no cassettes took over quickly. Speakers, the bigger, the better. CB radio with antennae whipping in the wind. Everybody had a name. "what's your handle?" Red Riding Hood (red hair). Hip hugger jeans that drug the ground, patches. We were cool! To be on stage, there had to be talent, not just good looks and autotune to make you sound good. Music not filthy like today. John has talent and can play his instrument. Enjoyed this SO-SO much. Thanks !
It’s so humbling to see how they can give each other so much room to interpret the song in their own way and combining each others styles into harmony.
we saw Peter Frampton and Steve Miller a few years back.... Frampton opened and some in the crowd were surprised with all his hits why... until The Steve Miller Band came out and blew the roof off!
I'm 65. I was there last night with my 37 year old daughter. I knew every word of The Joker. I told my daughter, "I wore out my copy of Fly Like An Eagle in the 70s."
Hell yes. We wore out a couple of 8-tracks too 😀
Those were the day's my friend. So MANY MANY FINE
Band's. I love it
I’m 65 too, we had the greatest music
Class of 1959 right there living the Dream !!!!fly like a eagle into the future time keep slipping away .!!!!!!
Heck Yes !!! ❤
Steve Miller is 80 years old. LEGEND
Really I'm know the space cowboy is getting old but it's Hard to believe father time the way he sounded and played 🎉 miller time baby
Is this the guy that made the riff to ‘Fly Like an Eagle’ and ‘Dark Hours’ with his band sometime in the 70s? First heard of his music in Mindhunter on Netflix as a 2000s kid. Great artist.
Listen to Fly like an Eagle before it became the studio version... it’s raw & funky and killer
@@paradise_valleyYup
Awesome 😎
Props to John Mayer for keeping this music alive! Steve's voice sounds incredible!
Clean living with no drug/alcohol problems.
Smooth as butter!
TWO days before his 80th birthday!
Holy smokes! He looks about 65 up there on stage. What a legend.
So sick John I think u many be related to the great Dan malloy. Thank u Stevie.
r u serious? Wow @@chancemiller9340
Props to John Mayer for letting the moment flow and letting Steve Miller be the focal point. I used to not like John Mayer but I have great respect for him as an artist.
John Mayer has such good taste. He always plays with the best artists. Case in point. Love it. Love him
JM is so good that all the legends will play with him
Paul McCartney missing
@@carlosmota8503 Maybe not yet, but they do have Robbie McIntosh in common. Not bad at all
The guy is Apprentice actor
except for the fact that he sucks marginal guitar player with the zero soul ….
John Mayer is the most underrated guitarist alive today. This was awesome.
Love how Mayer told Miller "GO!" But Miller just kept playing rhythm so Mayer filled it in! Then Mayer's joy when Miller jumped back in with the lyrics! Mayer's face said it all! Music is so great!!!!
I was noting the same thing. The way he left it open for him but then picked it back up when he saw he wasn't going to go for it. You could see the joy John had playing with him though.
Miller is playing a tiny 12 string, not a solo instrument, but he is doing some cool stuff for his turn. Then John comes in with something playful and original, a perfect counterpoint that takes it to another level, then Steve’s voice takes us even further. Six minutes of pure joy.
Seems Mayer's amp makes it harder to hear exactly what Miller is doing :)
The way the solo ended and Steve Miller catching his verse at the perfect time was so satisfying. UNREAL
I agree :)
Yup. John seems to agree too.
Exactly!!!! Mayer was so stoked on how perfect it was!!!!
You should go see the dead. They do it 50 times a night
Pretty easy song…pretty easy to accomplish.
Nobody can be in a bad mood after watching this. When two generations get the best out of each other and have fun at the same time. 😊
This performance does exactly what it’s meant to……put a smile on your face…..
I just have to say how blessed I feel that there are already almost 80k views. Thank you all for the likes and comments. This is why I do photography. I hope it makes you all smile
This wasn't what I was looking for but I'm glad I found it. It made me smile.
This did more than make me smile (having grown up with Steve Miller); this brought joy to my heart and tears to my eyes.
Thank you for recording this. I’m sure it was so hard not to break out in dance 😅
Well done! Steve made it through the 60’s- 70’s etc relatively unscathed - or so it would appear. Truly wonderful performance !
Classy how Mayer laid off the lyrics, just added a bit to the chorus then nailed a killer guitar solo
I had a smile on my face the whole time watching this! Awesome! 🤘😍
me too.
Same.
Me too
There aren't many songs that everyone in the audience can sing along to word for word, 50 years after they were released. We call them classics.
You win comment of the day, well done. I come back to this vid often for redemption, mentally
When I attended the Elton John/Billy Joel concert tour a while back, at one point they both stood up from their pianos, and walked to the front of the stage while the throngs belted out to them the chorus to "Piano Man."
It was spine-tingling.
I love how the crowd is singing along to this gem. I bet most of them were not even born when this song came out.
Two guitar legends
And one is a singer songwriter legend
No on Maher….no way.
@@ladesigner8764you’re mistaken
Very nice live collab. Props to JM for understanding who's worth performing with.
Steve Miller had 1 good album lol. It's like it's Jimmy page
Steve Miller had two at least great albums and a lot of scattered great songs over many other records. What are you talking about? Why so grouchy? @@Obiwannabe
@@Obiwannabewhat a uninformed comment. Please don’t have kids
@@etamommypay that dude no mind. Doesn’t know. Steve is an absolute icon!
you just needed some attention dude@@Obiwannabe
Steve has one of my favorite voices of all time and he still sounds great
I agree, but SM is now singing this in baritone range. Sounds just as beautiful though - because the musicianship and the SM sense of fun is there. What a treat.
A unique vocal style for sure; emphatic but never abrasive.
I thought the same thing, his voice is still nearly exact!
John has what I like to call the gift. He has that innate musical ability that comes from the soul. It's not something that can be learned or taught, it's something that is part of your body and soul. For those that can tap into that gift, it's a true calling and beautiful to behold.
Jack Johnson has that groove as well. John is Dead to me. ❤
@@delyea Whatd he do to you
@DocHudson420 are you serious serious? He's the lead singer of Dead & Co.
He will always be Dead to me.
As great as John is, there are times when he wakes up on mornings and says to himself…’holy shit!’ He honours Steve Miller beautifully in this duo. Respect
This is why he fit so well with Dead and Company these last 6 years. He isn't trying to make himself standout. He's making the band as a whole stand out and knows when he can let himself shine. He really is one of the best guitarists of this generation.
Old school legend meets new generation of guitar legend!
John is not a legend lol
@@FortuneFinders Probably not in media slave land
john mayer so respectful of rock history. a legend in his own time
Steve Miller is 79. He just played in Connecticut this summer. 2 hours of great songs. He’s still fantastic.
He looks and sounds great for 79!
Agreed. Saw him at jazzfest this year. It was awesome.
His voice is raspier but it makes it even better. I was vary clicking on the video because I didn't want it to be sad like some other artists I've heard. But the voice pleasantly surprised me. Happy to hear he's still touring.
80! Today is his birthday :D
Wow! He looks way younger! This was awesome 😃🤘🏻
That guitar John is playing sounds so good
That ain’t the guitar lmao
Besides John himself what is it then? Because that is HIS signature Martin model in the latest color way. John could make anything sound good though.
@@christianlandrum892I’m sure it’s a great sounding guitar, but we’re not really hearing the guitar here (at least not it’s true acoustic tone), but rather the signal from the internal pickup/electronics which I’m sure get’s EQ’d pretty heavily before it comes out through the PA. If you really wanted to hear the guitar, a mic in front of the soundhole would be a better choice, but I understand that’s not practical or convenient for live performances like these.
The guitar player looks so fine🔥❤️
@@paultipleaYou’re so wise.
The smile on Steve’s face when he opens the song is just fantastic. Thank you for uploading!
You would smile too if a song you wrote fifty years ago that you don't remember writing, made you a hundred thousand dollars every fiscal quarter.
This song brings back memories of my beloved late husband..... Thank yo< for sharing this with me😂😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 Can't get much better than that
Totally agreed. AND, especially considering the fact that he has played this song thousands of times....he still feels it, he still enjoys it - and so do the rest of us. Classic.
Steve's still got the voice!
John Mayer has come a long way into humility and just the expression of the love of music and respect for others. Nice growth 👏🏻 Steve Miller is legend ❤
Yea this is awesome reminds me of smoking bong hits on the back of my buddies van ditching class.. the best time to be alive, really it still is. Gotta have fun in this life cus that's what happiness is.
John is such a complete master of his craft, the timing, he can anticipate very well and fill in, incredible
Yep, Clapton has called him a master of the guitar.
“Tremendous facility”
“Doesn’t know how good he is”
- Clapton on JM
So agree. After watching him just blaze ol grateful dead tunes. So much respect for this guy.
Always an excellent live performer and he is still alive. John did well for a youngster.
I've seen a lot of interviews with musicians and when asked who is the best guitarist alive right now they always say John Mayer or Dave Mathews. John can play pretty much anything and Dave's music is elusively complicated when you dig into it.
How can you listen to this song and not smile? Hell, ive never played it and not smiled.
The Space Cowboy rules....
When I was 13, on Friday nights before he would go out in his Ford Torino, my big brother and I would shoot pool in the basement. We played two albums, Steve Miller’s Greatest Hits and Hotel California. Some of my most cherished memories.
Steve miller just laughing through the whole song. Absolutely killing it. Flawless
So pleasing to hear the audience sing along and making Steve !iller smile while he's singing. A magical and satisfiying moment for the performers and the audience.
A performance I never thought I needed to see..
Love it how John plays the guitar nearly perfectly & sings only part of the chorus
He did that cold, no practice, no previous shows, just faked it quite well, a true pro.
You needed to see a performance? How do you know when you don't need to see a performance, once you are watching, you are seeing it... you need to stand back a little.
@@LoveOneAnotherHeSaid no sir you need to stand back a little & understand the nuances of a humorous comment
Yes, I see. You are so right.@@vaibhav170483
How this doesn't have 100 million views is beyond me. Great song , great duet, great vibe.
People just don't appreciate music man
Rarely seen anyone as happy and smiling as Steve Miller in this video..... just infectious 🙂
Mr.miller is one of the best song writers musicians we will ever know, and John is a force of nature!!
Beautiful guys ♥️🙏😎
Everytime I see something like this it reminds me of how often we were told "no one will be listening to this stuff 50 years from now". Yeah, right Dad. When was the last time someone covered "Hot Diggity Dog Ziggity"? Yes that was in my Dad's record collection - meager as it was.
It hasn't been mentioned but LOVE how John nonchalantly holds his chair down to prevent a possible fall. Excellent!
That run at 4:48 and they're just synced enough that Steve has bounced straight into the chorus before John even looks, followed by them both knowing what just happened was spiritual.
😊❤ John knows he's with a true legend
I forgot how great this song is! 😂 I'm right there with the audience!!! Steve Miller's distinct voice. Really great.
I hope everyone realizes how incredibly fucking cool that was!!
There was a young grocery store at Publix in Ocala, FL who used to sing Steve Miller songs as he brought shopping carts in. When I would see him we would sing together. I am 70 and he wad probably 18 or do. Good taste has no age limit.
steve miller is a very underrated guitarist. he still has the chops
Bullshit. He's a legendary influential guitar player. You must be a youngster.
His godfather is Les Paul.....
Tremendous. The joy and humanity of this performance and song.
Yes!! So true!
Awesome...the gangster of love & his apprentice. All time classic "The Joker"
Around '76, I was in Anaheim CA, buyin a bag of weed at a guys apt. Heard some music that caught my attention. Asked who they were playing? It was Fly like an Eagle. Ran right out & got it.
Memories!!!
Huge Mayer fan but Steve Miller is one of the most interesting cats in music for 50 years, dude has a great story. Keep rocking it out Steve, and thanks John!
4:45 Miller nails the transition and Mayer loves it : DDD Great performance, thanks for posting it!
Steve Miller concerts are the only venues where the crowd sings along the entire song with the artist. On every song.
I agree, I think Lynard Skynard concerts might have been like that too, I miss them.
haven't had the pleasure of seeing Steve live, but this was great, and his voice is solid still. I would say though that Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers have a lot of tunes that the crowd sings along to. Like all of them lol
I was at a Neil Diamond concert in 2001 where the same thing happened. It was amazing. He had as much fun as the audience did.
You never saw Jimmy Buffett live, I presume.
I've wanted to see Steve Miller since I was a kid. Never got the opportunity and I've seen some Legends.
My dad raised me up on the "Book Of Dreams" album and "The Joker" album in the late 70's. My first live concert was The Steve Miller Band when I was in my 20's. I found out many years later my dad's first concert was also The Steve Miller Band in HIS 20's. Like father, like son I guess. I'm now 51, and dad is 72. I'm going to go visit him this September.
This absolutely made me smile! How much fun they are having is infectious. That's what its all about. God Bless
Thought the exact same thing. Was just sitting there with a grin on my face the whole way through :)
Me too
So good. Remember being 20 something and first heard this, now 70 something and still works for me. Such brilliant music!
May the space cowboys the „musical ones“ and the others watch the 3rd starship 🚀start and listen to this song 🎶❤️it’s such a great recording. I wonder if all the space cowboy -🤠 -groups have a party together and if so they should play this on autorepeat. It felt like the right moment to listen to it again .
I’m not sure I’ve EVER see Steve Miller smile that much ever. He is having a blast!
Love this. Steve Miller is so underrated
In 1978, they released their biggest selling album in North America, Greatest Hits 1974-78, which has been certified 13× Platinum in the United States and diamond in Canada.
HTF is he underrated?!? Stop using words that you don't know what they mean.
Bought 8 trk of fly an eagle. My 1st new music ever. 1977
Shut up. Steve Miller was a huge SUPERSTAR in the 80. Had lots of top ten hits and with "Fly like an eagle" a super selling album. Underrated!!! You dont know what you are talking about!!!
No he’s not underrated. Considered pure gold by the whole music industry. Is this a troll? Or just another spaz thinking they are the only ones who can recognize talent?
This blows me the.f.away. Respect from the junior to the elder, both icons. Wow.
J'ai adoré voir, écouter ce duo ! Je decouvre un talentueux john Mayer, et Steve Miller que j'écoute depuis mes 12/13 ans... Et je vais en avoir 61! Je surveille les concerts, mais jamais Steve ne vient en France 😢... S'il vous plaît Monsieur, si vous venez, nous serons des milliers pour vous applaudir et chanter (même avec un anglais approximatif...).... Mais venez, nous vous attendons... Bien affectueusement, Isabelle
Never even heard of John Mayer until recently, I’m 69! He’s very good, so it’s never too late to hear someone different! Eric Clapton mentioned him in an interview I was watching, so I looked him up on Spotify.
Listen to all his albums. Continum, born and raison etc... from France 😊
Mr. Mayer is slowly growing on me, certainly his playing is top notch. Mr. Miller is a true legend.
He’s brilliantly talented, no denying that.
Not sure how the algorithm blessed me with this on an early morning rise but I am so glad it did! I forgot how much I loved this song! Great playing by both, what an awesome moment in time.
I'm 70, and this song brings back so many awesome memories! I lost my Fly Like an Eagle album somewhere along the way, but still have my CD, that I played frequently in my car , till I got a new car. (no player)....still...CD will always have a home in my house, and my heart! Thanks for this performance John and Steve, and everyone who sang along!
I've been listening to Steve Guitar Man Miller since I was a kid. All of it. Space Cowboy Forever!
This caught me by surprise. The Steve Miller Band was my first “out of the house and on my own” album. To see these two who have brought so much beautiful music to the soundtrack of my life at vastly different times in my life (Steve: college/ John: past to present) brings me, (I seriously had a few joyful tears sneak up on me) such great happiness. 🧩😢🥰 @johnmayer
Thank you so much for listening to my music may God continue to bless you
Seeing different generations collaborate is like gold dust.
You will always remember the name, (deep inhale) Goldust!
Awesome collaboration from 2 different generations that depict how 2 superstars can bring both generations together to celebrate one old awesome tune !
There are at least 4 generations alive right now ..
Steve looks and sounds awesome! And the audience singing along is phenomenal! John is a great duet choice! Thanks for this!
Incredible. Steve is 80. Ridiculously great.
Pure bliss. Look at their faces especially Steve.❤️
Steve Miller is such a class act.
If you never seen the Steve Miller Band live you missed out. Their fans love them and the atmosphere at least for me was my favorite. When the connection between a band and their fans becomes synergistic it’s great to be a part of.
Was never the biggest Steve Miller fan,but liked and appreciated him. I'm only a minute in and gotta say he sounds incredible! Youthful and beautiful voice. With eyes closed I'd think he was 25. That's very heartwarming. He's only a couple years younger than my mom - which is blowing my whole mind. And together with John... what a treat. ❤
😮😮
My favorite Steve Miller Band song! Great job.
Imagining Steve Miller guiding a young boy then named John Mayer while jamming with a guitar and today that young boy is guiding. 2 great artists from different genres still playing amazing music.
John Mayer and Steve Miller all I say amazing!!!!
These were the good old days.
80 year old Steve Miller is the GOAT. Pure talent and he's been touring every year since the 60s. I've been to dozens of his shows. One time he was his own opening act as PeeWee Frets from Waco, TX. Most of the crowd was oblivious.
Mad respect to Steve! The guy looks and sounds amazing for 80. The Fly Like an Eagle album was huge when I was in high school. I also still have the original Joker album that I got when I joined the Capital Record Club....lol. Remember them? Cheers!
Sounds like the best crowd!
this is fucking amazing, thanks to John for bringing Steve.
This is by far the coolest thing I've seen in quite a while.
This song was #1 on the day I was born! Just hit 50yrs old, and still rocks!
Steve Miller sounds great. I've had the privilege of seeing him 2xs
I first saw this as a kid in the early 70s as a trailer for a surf movie. I remember a black dude just ripping out the bass line and SM nailing the wah pedal. Always been a favourite.
Loved watching the smiles on Steve's face while his fans are singing out the lyrics! He looks so happy! Great acoustic & harmonic duet from these guys!
I was there! The last time I saw Steve Miller live was at a Meadowlands all day festival with the Beach Boys and Pablo Cruise in 1978. This was a treat! THANKS for sharing.
Doood! You’re a legend yourself ☺️
I was there too! I think it was the grand opening of the Meadowlands for concerts. A really hot day. I remember The Beach Boys came out onto the far side of the field in corvette convertibles and rolled slowly along the side to he stage. Saw the Grateful Dead there a few months later, another hot day in the sun, it was almost unbearable.
80 years old, God Bless. Rock on!
I remember the 8 tracks and no cassettes took over quickly. Speakers, the bigger, the better. CB radio with antennae whipping in the wind. Everybody had a name. "what's your handle?" Red Riding Hood (red hair). Hip hugger jeans that drug the ground, patches. We were cool! To be on stage, there had to be talent, not just good looks and autotune to make you sound good. Music not filthy like today. John has talent and can play his instrument. Enjoyed this SO-SO much. Thanks !
This was an amazing moment during my first- ever Madison Square Garden experience. Thank you for capturing it. John was so happy!!
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Love them peaches
Shake that tree!
Loooove this!!
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Always loved the Steve Miller Band growing up in the 70s.. The guy is a Legend and still sound great.
Love this collaboration and the respect John shows to a legend.
Needed that so badly. Smiled the whole way through.
This comment right here is why I love capturing the moments
It’s so humbling to see how they can give each other so much room to interpret the song in their own way and combining each others styles into harmony.
Played this song infront of an audience at least a 1000 times
I love the time hé takes to sing one of his hits
Stevie’s such a great guy. He gave John the spotlight instead of showing off his incredible guitar skills
Love this!! Especially the little JM Solo at 4 mins. MSG always gets the best Mayer show!
What a gift to the people in the audience!
we saw Peter Frampton and Steve Miller a few years back.... Frampton opened and some in the crowd were surprised with all his hits why... until The Steve Miller Band came out and blew the roof off!
35 years ago I was inTokyo. A friend of mine took me to a bar in Roppongi. The Bar only played Steve Miller music.🤣🤣🤣