1599 The Steve Miller Band - Something to Believe In

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1599 The Steve Miller Band - Something to Believe In
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From: The Joker, Year: 1973
Genre: Rock/Blues Rock

I felt like picking another Steve Miller Band song today; this is one of the prettiest tracks off of The Joker album. The Joker is another one of those well made albums where I just let it play without skipping a track. What really makes this song stand out for me is legendary pedal steel guitarist "Sneaky Pete" Kleinow's lead; it just adds that finishing touch.

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My song pick a year ago today: Dizzy Gillespie - One Note Samba

My song pick two years ago today: Steely Dan - Josie

My song pick three years ago today: Joni Mitchell - Goodbye Pork Pie Hat

My song pick four years ago today: Big Country - In A Big Country

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