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Your Saving Grace (The Steve Miller Band, 1998) 
The Steve Miller Band - Your Saving Grace (CD 1998)

 
The Steve Miller Band - Your Saving Grace (CD 1998)

Title: Your Saving Grace
Record Label: Capitol
Release Year: 1998
EAN: 0077779444823
Genre: Rock/Pop
Product ID: EPID3952436
Description: Steve Miller Band: Steve Miller (vocals, guitar, harmonica); Lonnie Turner (bass, vocals); Ben Sidran, Nicky Hopkins (keyboards); Tim Davis (drums, vocals).Recorded at Heider Studios, San Francisco, California.YOUR SAVING GRACE was relea...
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Track Listing
1. Little Girl
2. Just A Passin' Fancy In A Midnite Dream
3. Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around
4. Baby's House
5. Motherless Children
6. Last Wombat In Mecca
7. Feel So Glad
8. Your Saving Grace

Details
Number of CDs:1
Contributing Artists:Miller, Steve Band
Producer:Glyn Johns
Recording Type:Studio
Distributor:EMI Operations/CEVA Logistics
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:AAD

Album Notes
Steve Miller Band: Steve Miller (vocals, guitar, harmonica); Lonnie Turner (bass, vocals); Ben Sidran, Nicky Hopkins (keyboards); Tim Davis (drums, vocals).Recorded at Heider Studios, San Francisco, California.YOUR SAVING GRACE was released in 1969 only months after the groundbreaking BRAVE NEW WORLD. It's something of a retrenchment for the Steve Miller Band, ditching the experimental leanings of their first three albums once and for all. What's left sounds like the prototype for the mid-'70s albums that would finally make Miller a world-famous and wealthy man. Miller's characteristic blend of slide guitar, barrelhouse piano, and futuristic synthesizers is already in place, and songs like "Baby's House" and the loose, funky pop of "Little Girl" sound like dry runs for later hits like "Rock'n Me" and "Fly Like An Eagle." In these surroundings, only "Motherless Children," a reworking of a blues standard, and the forceful "Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around" recall the bluesier, heavier sound of Miller's early albums. YOUR SAVING GRACE, complete with a quintessential '60s cover proclaiming the virtues of peace and brotherhood, is a transitional album, but its virtues make it worth a listen.


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