ALWAYS GOOD!| FIRST TIME HEARING Steve Miller Band - Jet Airliner REACTION
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- Опубліковано 20 чер 2024
- ALWAYS GOOD!| FIRST TIME HEARING Steve Miller Band - Jet Airliner REACTION
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I hope you realize how many “older” folks (50’s, 60’s, 70’s) watch you and other music reaction channels. We do this because we LOVE watching the younger generations fall in love with the music we’ve always loved.
I watch you daily! Thank you!
I think that is the definition of their entire business model. Who even knows if they actually really like the songs? We do know they like people subscribing and watching.
Same here, Lisa! 💙
70 here
@@TangoNevada So, you’re saying that Jordan and Amber just pretend to like songs just for the views and likes? I think they are genuine and sincere. They will say if they really don’t care for a song they react to. Why are you even on their Channel if you think this of them?
Amen to that!!! We watch daily too - been outta town and I was like "Ohhh, gotta see what they did while I was gone!"
*Steve was once my boss...I worked on his Ranch in Williams Oregon until the summer before he sold it in 1986. Was just me and an older guy working it. Mr. Miller is real cool and threw some fun parties.*
That must have been the best job ever!!!!
@@sarahdixon1943 Yes...there are those times in life you wish would stand still and not pass. Those were good days.
@Roh Echt - Yep. I totally know what you mean. In '86, I was 16. I'd go back for awhile, the past several years have been insane. I thought people were kinda uptight back then. Now they're just straight up crazy.
I think he still has the ranch but doesn't really come to Oregon much
@@Dannyedelman4231 Nope...he sold the ranch in 1986. I was let go after the summer of '85 when it went on the market.
The edited radio version of the song changed the "funky sh**"" line to "funky kicks," which one writer said made the line "lyrically impotent.."😂
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I think that version was also on their Greatest Hits album
"Jungle Love" "True Fine Love" and "Swingtown" are three other great ones from the same album. Also check out "Dance, Dance, Dance"--a fun little tune.
YES to all of these!
Preach!
My High School girl was on the dance team, and when they danced to Jungle Love my heart beat way fast…they had lots of high kicks.
I loved his music I love them in concert and you've got good taste.
Fly Like an Eagle and Book of Dreams, the two essential albums!
Love them all!!! Would add Serenade and Wintertime to the list. (. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)
Steve Miller's godfather is the famous guitar genius and guitar maker /designer Les Paul. 🤘🎸
Jay/Amber, their "Swingtown" and "Junglelove" are next for you!! Thanks for getting to this song. One of the best long intros in rock music!
Also True Fine Love, a gem never played on radio. So you can pretty much guess my age.
yes yes yes!!!!
Stop telling them what’s ‘next for them’. They don’t read your posts
Shutting up is next for you!!
@@evanhughes1510 What makes you so mad Evan? The fact that your parents chased you as a fetus for nine months ,with a rusty coat hanger, or that they failed. please share.
He was literally a song-writing genius. He stamped out "hooks" like Hershey's stamps out candy bars...
Original version of Jet Airliner by the blind and soulful Paul Pena.
His whole album S tier
Check " Wait on What you Want" 🔥
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@@jgsrhythm100 100%! Paul Pena wrote this and his original version of Jet Airliner is why Steve Miller wanted to cover the song in the first place. To know Paul Pena is to ❤ him.
@@Seababy3106 Try to get a Paul Pens reaction! " Wait on What You Want" !
@@jgsrhythm100 That's a good one. If you're familiar with Paul, you've seen Genghis Blues?
@@Seababy3106
Yes and prior to that film was familiar with the Tuvan Throat Singers
Hun Hur Tu.
Oh man, this brought back some memories. My sister got Book of Dreams for her 11th birthday when she was in the 5th grade in 1977.
Oh man! I love “Big ol’ Jed had a light on!” One of the famously misheard lyrics of all time.
Steve Miller Band music is feel good music, road trip music, sunny day on the freeway with your loved one next to you in the passenger seat. It puts a smile on your face.
Perfect summing up. Nothing too complicated, just well played, well produced, feel good music. Excellent to drive to.
I can't hear Steve Miller and not think about my daddy. Me and my brother have eternally dedicated The Joker to him. THAT was my dad, lol! I miss you daddy!
Ooh, you played the unedited version!
The years I spent playing bands, this song always went down well. Along with "Keep On Rockin' Me" another Steve Miller Band banger.
I agree. But there are another song, I hooked on, "Mercury Blues".
Steve Miller's hit song list is deeper than most for sure but he had a lot of great "B side" songs as well. Three of my favorites that were never big hits for him are True Fine Love, Wild Mountain Honey, and Your Cash ain't notin but trash"
I like wild mountain honey myself, but no band can always bat a thousand.
I only bought Albums so they had all the B sides on them lol Damn they were only $3,50 an Album lol Out of my 320 Albums I have 1 lonely single,,, that's why it is a single 😆😐
Omg, I love True Find Love and haven't thought about it for AGES! Thank you! 😀
Yes! This!
This LP WAS HUUUUUUUGE in 1977 ,,,
"Wild Mountain Honey" has a bit of a hippie vibe that Amber would like.
Thank You for playing the unedited, uncensored, full version of the song!
"Swingtown" and "Jungle Love".......must, Must, MUST DO!!!!
Such a great tune! Paul Pena wrote this song. It was so popular he was able to live off the royalties. He was almost completely blind since he was born and taught himself to play guitar. And played with BB King and Bonnie Raitt as well.. He was only 55 when he died back in the early 2000's. Excellent reaction as always.
The link was Ben Sidran, a fine musician who had played in bands with Steve Miller and Boz Scaggs. He spent a little time working as a recording engineer and he recorded the original Paul Pena track. When Paul's record company refused to release Paul's album it was circulated among musicians by Sidran who found fans like Raitt and Steve Miller who recorded songs like Jet Airliner and Gotta Move. Paul's music did eventually get released decades later and he even had a little tour and a triumphant appearance on Conan O'Brien. ua-cam.com/video/4dnGj5YF8F0/v-deo.html
Makes me feel lucky I saw him in concert in the late 80's. I had no idea he died.
Not only did he get his royalties for writing but it is my understanding that Steve Miller gave him all of his royalties from the song as well.
The original version by Paul Pena is amazing.
'Bingo Jet Had A Light On...'
Check out Steve Miller Band - 'Wild Mountain Honey' for a very different sound
This song always makes me laugh at myself because as kid hearing this song on the radio I had no idea the words were Jet Airliner. I just heard ‘Big old Jera miah’. Haha. Thanks for making me smile. 😂
Love Steve Miller Band Member ❤️❤️❤️❤️💓💓💓💓💓💓❤️❤️❤️❤️💗💗💗
Have heard Steve Miller Band since a child. They always make you feel good...
So here's my little "brush with celebrity" story about Steve Miller:
Stevie "Guitar" Miller used to own a home in the Seattle area and I was part of the team that installed the computer networking backbone for his house. Only saw him a couple of times during the process but he was gracious, funny and more than generous with his time when I asked him about some of the guitars he had just sitting around the house.
There used to be a recording studio in downtown Seattle called Kaye-Smith Studios - the "Kaye" was the actor Danny Kaye who starred in many classic American comedy films. One of my all time favourites - and I'd argue one of the best American comedy films ever made - is called "The Court Jester". I cannot recommend this film highly enough! It features some great names such as Angela Landsbury (Murder, She Wrote), Glynis Johns (Mr. Banks in the original Mary Poppins), Basil Rathbone (Sherlock Holmes) and Alan Napier (Alfred the Butler on the 1960s Batman TV show) to name a few of the actors who make this a fantastic, family friendly and timeless comedy.
The Court Jester is great! My kids loved it when they were little (in their late 20’s now). I think they can still do the “vessel with the pestle” bit.
Excellent recommendation! That has long been one of my favorites.
My favorite Danny Kaye movie is The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. I know there was a remake in recent years with Ben Stiller in the title role, but I usually stick with the original.
As a retired US Air Force C-130 Crew Chief, I always sing "big old C-130" instead of jetliner to this day.
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So many Miller songs to do! I had the plessure of seeing him live with the Doobie Brothers opening. What a great evening!
Steve Miller was a 1970's rock machine. So many good songs that reflect the sound of the era to a "T."
hit machine too! lol
Jay: "Steve Miller is the music you listen to while camping" -- me, sitting at the cottage, watching this reaction while looking at my phone which has a cottage playlist with multiple Steve Miller tracks on it... :D
There were multiple versions of this song released. As you can imagine, you can't get away with singing "funky shit" on the radio, so the edited version was changed to "funky kicks". There is also a version for "pop radio" that edited out the long guitar intro and had the lyrical edit. Thank you for selecting this version. When I saw the thumbnail, I feared the worst. That was the first greatest hits album artwork, which had the shortest, lyrically edited version. However, the one on the Book of Dreams" album is preceded by the song "Threshold", which flows right into "Jet Airliner". That is the best version, much like "Space Intro" preceding "Fly Like An Eagle".
There is also the original version by Paul Pena that blows this out of the water
I was also wondering which version this was lol 🙂🙂
@@jdevanzo I appreciate what Paul Pena did, but I'm not one of those people that insist the first person always did it the best. His version to me comes off too discordant as if he can't figure out if he's doing blues or rock n roll and comes off confused as to what it wants to be. I always found that this version by Steve Miller figured out the balance.
@@jdevanzo thank you. I didn't know about Pena's version. I'll have to check it out.
I remember growing up in NY, WNEW in the city would play the edited version, but WBAB on Long Island would play the album version. Love that station!
Jordan and Amber you should add these new artists to your list 🛎.
Foghat - “I Just Want To Make Love To You”
Todd Rundgren - “Hello It’s Me”
The Ozark Mountain Daredevils - “Jackie Blue”
Agree with all three, especially Todd!
I never knew who sang Jackie Blue. Thanks for the info.
Yeah, big fan of Todd!! He is best known for "Hello It's Me", but he has so much more!!
Foghat and their song Fool for the City. Total banger!
I've been suggesting Hello it's Me for a while now.
Tough to go wrong with Steve Miller or Steve Winwood. I recall being in Air Force basic training and one of the things we had to do was align the 40 beds in the dorm exactly right. So of course we sang our own version of this song "Big Old Bed Aligner."
LOL!
Steve Miller's family were good friends with the legendary Les Paul when he was growing up. Les taught him a lot on the guitar. And Steve himself taught Boz Skaggs to play the guitar. Steve and Boz both grew up in the Dallas Texas area.
This is your sixth SMB reaction (and my favorite SMB song EVER) - the others were "Fly Like an Eagle", "Rock'n Me", "Abracadabra", "Take the Money and Run", and "The Joker". The good news is, you're nowhere near done. :) You still have yet to react to "Swingtown", "Jungle Love", and "Heart Like a Wheel". "Wide River" is also a cool song.
Except that none of the remaining ones are exceptional. This was the last one that was. There's really no reason for them to do any more SMB when there are great artists like Dan Fogelberg that they haven't even touched on yet.
You nailed it Patrick. Jungle Love is my favorite track from them. Swing town was huge in my childhood too.
@@Great-Documentaries It'll come in time. Of that I have no doubt. When you consider that they're reacting to 1000 songs a year, it's inevitable.
@@Great-Documentaries Swingtown is awesome.
@@Great-Documentaries who?
everybody zeroes in on an amazing guitar lead but this period of Steve Miller has some of the most killer rhythm guitar. So crispy.
Steve Miller's greatest hits has been my constant companions since 1978 and the music sill keeps me rocking. The Joker is one of my favorites but I love this song just as much.
Great song, Swingtown and Jungle Love are also 🔥 🔥
Steve Miller's Best song in my opinion. This is song tells a story and the music is just incredible
Todd Rundgren "I Saw the Light". Def worth a listen to. Wonderful lyrics.
One of Todd's most
forgettable songs, frankly.
Wrote it in about 15 minutes & it shows.
He's done so many other songs
that are so much better--
"I'm In The Clique"
"You Need Your Head"
"Everybody's Going To Heaven"
"You Cried Wolf"
"Flesh"
"Emperor Of The Highway"
"Pretending To Care"
"If I Have To Be Alone"
"Future"
...to name just a few.
one of my favorite
A favorite of mine that still sounds fresh and yet also reminiscent of the era.
Saw Todd in Tallahassee couple of months ago; still great!
LOVE THAT SONG. OBSESSED WITH IT.
Came out in the spring of 1977 and was the first single on his new album.
Y'all would enjoy "Livin' in the USA". Classic Steve Miller.
1968 definitive Steve Miller Band!!
If you’d like an earlier selection from Steve Miller , try Livin’ in the U.S.A.
Definitely more of the bluesy rock that Amber likes…
Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo Livin In The USA. Somebody get me a cheeseburger.
@@brianherrington7226 🍔😎
Also "Space Cowboy" from that same early Steve Miller era.
Wife here...Literally heard all my life...Crowdpleaser of my generation!!
One of my old favorites back in the day. Just sounds good.
This tape was always in my 8-track!!!🤘🔥
Going to see steve Miller on concert in two weeks!!! Cant wait!!!🤘🎸
Peace from Pennsylvania ✌
I rarely listen to a complete album anymore, but a few months ago I checked out "Book of Dreams" for the first time in several years. And was blown away at how great it still is.
Artist used to arrange songs in a specific order to make an album more enjoyable as a whole. They would use a slower song to set up a more upbeat song. Some would even have the whole album built around a theme, or to tell a story from beginning to end. Nowadays it’s all about getting airplay for one song to convince kids that it’s the latest hit so that they will buy it, actually making it a “hit”…at least for this week.
Thanks for reacting to the longer, uncensored version of this song! It's the best version!
The Steve Miller band of the 70s was the best ..
BY FAR... I Was there
The radio-friendly version has "funky kicks going down in the city." My hubs sings, "Big old Chad had a light on". LOL. It's a great song. My favorite SMB song is "Rock'n Me." Love the reaction! Peace!
Paul Pena recorded "Jet Airliner" in 1973. The Boeing 707 was still a common passenger plane at that time. The 707 was in production until 1979. The song was written about Pena's flight from Boston to Montreal to play with T-Bone Walker's band. It is most likely that flight was on a 707. Today the 707 is mostly used by the US Military.
The first jumbo jet, the Boeing 747, entered service in 1970 for Pan American Airways (Pan AM). The first 747 that landed at our local Airport (YVR) was in January 1971. I remember going to the airport with the family to see the gigantic plane.
Led Zeppelin used a Boeing 720 (a variation of the 707) called the Starliner for it tours in the 70's. Since 2016 Iron Maiden, has used a 747 for their world tours, nick named 'Ed Force One'. Bruce Dickinson (Lead Singer of Iron Maiden) has a commercial pilots licence and has flown the jet. Prior to 2016, Bruce flew a Boeing 757 for Iron Maiden tours. Elvis had his own plane, and I believe KISS used the Starliner for some of their tours.
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When I was a kid I flew on 707s.
The 707 was really the start of the jet age and larger airplanes.
When I was a kid this was my favorite album cover. Could look at it listening through the whole album.
Takes me back to my teens in the 70s listening to the radio hearing these now classic rock bands debut on the radio it seemed like every other week new song or band would play
Amber, you would LOVE "Serenade" by Steve Miller Band. It's a trippy, take you for a ride, sound you like that you haven't heard from them yet.
So glad I’m not the only fan of this one. Serenade is my favorite SMB SONG.
The Stake is an underrated Steve Miller song worth giving a listen.
Love The Stake. Definitely wish it was longer. Great beat.
My Favorite Steve Miller song...
Never gets old!!!
Someone may have already said it, but "you gotta go through hell before you get to Heaven" is pretty classic! One of my Fav SMB songs! Peace, Love!!
Space Cowboy, Jungle Love, Mercury Blues-- musts!!! Love, love, love them!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Steve Miller is one of those guitarists who primarily a rhythm player who mixes in leads with his riffs.
The radio version on some stations said “funky kicks, going down in the city” . Which caused the listeners to swear at their radios.
That is what makes bands have staying power all these years, that they are not just stuck one type of music.
Steve Miller was a hit machine in the 70's.
When this song came out, most radio stations didn't censor" funky shit " verse surprisingly.
This is probably my favorite SMB songs. You can't go wrong with ANY of the songs on the 1974-1978 greatest hits album. I used to just put the tape in and hit play.
It's a testament to how much great music Steve was cranking out in that short period. The only problem I have with that comp, is that many of the songs are edited. I could understand it for the LP or cassette versions, but a CD holds almost 80 minutes, far less than the 14 songs on that comp had, but they put the same lineup on CD, when it came out. I think they released a newer comp (possibly even 2 CDs) in more recent years (and retired the old 74-78 comp), but I don't know whether they used the edited versions or not. Hopefully, they used the original LP versions.
Steve Miller Band has been one of my favorites since back in the 70s. You guys do such great videos, thank you!
Every track on 'Book of Dreams' is worth a listen. My personal favorite is 'Sacrifice'.
Steve Miller was always road trip music when I was growing up!😍
That 1 minute long intro with Electric guitar (telecaster?) and 12 string acoustic is ABSOLUTE FIRE !!
This song is an ABSOLUTE MUST if you're heading to the airport about ready to hop on one of them Big Ol Jet Airliners, for a trip ... it'll pump you up and put a big ol smile on your face ✈👍🏽😊
If you like the riff in this song, when you hear Paul Pena's original riff to this song you will understand how awesome the original was, and you can FEEL Paul Pena's words knowing he wrote this song.
As someone who grew up in the mid to late 70s and 80s Steve Miller was a huge part of the soundtrack of my youth. Steve Miller’s greatest hits cd is track after track of greatness.
Rollerskating in the '70's to this song and Jungle Love was the best. Such great memories at the rink.
Superior band that doesn't always get the love and respect they deserve. Hit making machine and just great great road trip music
The Steve Miller Band is one of those bands that really improved with age. Was good back in the day but stood the test of time better than a lot of bands of their time.
The other two big hits on this album are also excellent. “Swingtown” and “Jungle Love”. This album “Book of Dreams was his biggest album
You know, as I get older I appreciate bass guitar SO much. I never paid much attention to it years ago. Now, my ear catches right on to it. And I think the bass is great in this song. It's so interesting how something that so often feels "in the background" is actually a driving force of the song. MMM. So good.
I saw SMB in concert about 4 years ago. They are still very, very good!! It was a great concert!
"Abracadabra" was released in THE 80'S and that's why the sound is more "modern" and polished. It was the one big hit for Steve Miller Band in the 80's. Everything else they did as far as hits were all 70's and those songs sound very 1970's. Rock.
"Big Ole Jed had a line on." That's what I used to hear. 😂
I always thought they said,
“Big Old Chad & Lionel don’t carry me too far away…”
This is probably my favorite Steve Miller song. Coincidentally, When I flew off to college for the first time, the song was charting and it still hits the mark when I hear it.
There's the rock and roll riff right off! The tune was actually written by a guy named Paul Pena. Look for Paul's version. Paul's voice makes it a bit different. Bet you dig it. Singin' along here. Check out SMB tune "Kow Kow". I like the little "m" sound Steve puts in before the word "busted"! Great reaction. Thanks!
I actually prefer Pena's version. So much better.
Check out Gengis Blues. Great documentary.
@@caedmon232 after re-listening last night to Pena, I gotta agree.
I love everything they do. This is great. I really abra dabra cadabra! 🎶🎶🎶
“I Want to Make the World Turn Around” is a super chill Steve Miller Band banger from 1987 I think you’ll both agree on. Non-intrusive 80’s production, generous sax, killer guitar (a la Pink Floyd), simple hopeful message. More guitar on the 6:20 extended version.
Definitely my favorite Steve Miller Band song. So glad they went with the extended version. Stevie Guitar Miller.
Steve Miller is one of my favorite bands!!! When I was going thru my Psychiatric Tech program, I got them to use “Winter Time” during our self hypnosis day. It’s mellow and another of my many favorites of theirs. The entire Pegasus Album or Greatest Hits cover pretty much every song they ever did. Granted Pegasus is their logo, but everyone calls that the Pegasus Album.
When all the leaves are brown and the wind blows awesome song
My favourite Steve Miller song!! We just saw him live and he can still put on an amazing show!!
Steve Miller Band had such a fantastically clean sound, and great melody.
Steve Miller Band and a couple of cold wobbly pops in the summer on a beach or at a bush party. Reminds me of high school just as school is done and summer vacation starts.
You just can't miss with The Steve Miller Band
This is one of my all-time favorite songs, and I'm happy to see someone else hearing it for the first time.
The Window
Steve Miller band ❤
Love Steve Miller Band like amber. Started listening to it in probably 93 at age 14-15. To this day I still love hearing anything off that first Greatest Hits. Just can’t go wrong with that entire album.
If you want to hear something with grit and dirt by Steve Miller, that would be "The Stake" and if you want something super mellow, that would be "Wild Mountain Honey", but there's still other great songs, like "Swing Town", "Jungle Love", "Keep On Rockin' Me Baby" and "Fly like An Eagle". Thanks much for this reaction!
For a much different feel, you guys oughta listen to the Steve Miller song, ( Living in the U. S. A.)
A song off his very first album ( Sailor.)
Written back in 1969. That is one of his songs I highly recommend. Another forgotten oldie that is a blast from the past.
Wild mountain honey and In the wintertime are both sweet haunting songs that are to often overlooked.
I had their greatest hits CD ages ago. Played that thing on repeat on my weekends off from work.
One of my favorite bands..never get tired of Steve Miller..aww to be a teenager again...also love watching the younger generation listening to some really great music
One of the first records I remember being played in the house as as child. This one, and the eagles & Peter Frampton ('77-'78)
Yet another great song from the greatest decade of music=1970's. And another musically diversified band from the great decade..... I sooooo sooooo sooooo blessed to have been a kid coming up in the 70's. Our radio airwaves just provided such wonderful sounds, Rock and Roll, R-n-B, and Disco. Parties were just a joyous celebration of being alive..... Thank You God!
Steve Miller Band is just so likable.
Steve Miller band always Fun time. 70s and 80s.
"Big Old Chair with the Light on." Those are the Lyrics i heard for years. Can't go wrong with Steve Miller. Thanks for the smiles.
"Big old Jed left a light on"
😆😅🤣😂 so cute
I heard "Bingo Jed & Lionel"!
@@screwyootube1 hysterical 🤣 😂!
I first heard this song in 1977 and it had a much longer intro (Like space sound effects) Awesome!!!