Steve Miller is an American musician, singer, and songwriter who was born on October 5, 1943, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He is best known for his work with the Steve Miller Band, a group that formed in the late 1960s and went on to become one of the most successful and influential bands of the era.

Miller grew up in a musical family and started playing the guitar at a young age. He attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he formed his first band, The Ardells. After a brief stint in New York City, he moved to San Francisco in the mid-1960s and began performing with a group called The Marksmen.

In 1967, Miller formed the Steve Miller Band and released their debut album, "Children of the Future." The band's sound blended elements of blues, rock, and psychedelic music and they quickly gained a following in the Bay Area music scene. Over the next few years, the Steve Miller Band released a string of successful albums, including "Sailor," "Brave New World," and "Your Saving Grace."

In the mid-1970s, the band's sound shifted towards a more pop-oriented direction and they had some of their biggest hits, including "The Joker," "Fly Like an Eagle," and "Take the Money and Run." Miller's distinctive guitar playing and catchy melodies made him one of the most recognizable voices of the era.

After the Steve Miller Band disbanded in the early 1980s, Miller continued to perform and record as a solo artist. He has released numerous albums and has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. In addition to his music career, Miller is also an avid collector of art and has curated exhibitions of his collection.

• Steve Miller - guitar/vocals - b. October 5, 1943, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
• Boz Scaggs - guitar/vocals - b. William Royce Scaggs on June 8, 1944, Ohio.

• Steve Miller - guitar/vocals
• Boz Scaggs - guitar/vocals
• Ben Sidran - keyboards
• Ken Adamany - 

• Steve Miller - guitar/vocals
• Barry Goldberg - keyboards
• Roy Ruby - bass
• Maurice McKinley - drums

• Steve Miller - guitar/harmonica/vocals
• James "Curly" Cooke - guitar/vocals
• Lonnie Turner - bass/vocals - b. February 24, 1947, Berkeley, California.
• Tim Davis - drums/vocals

1. "Live At The Fillmore Auditorium" (1967) - Chuck Berry with The Steve Miller Blues Band  [Ref: Pedja]

• Steve Miller - guitar/harmonica/vocals
• Boz Scaggs - guitar/vocals
• Lonnie Turner - bass/vocals
• Tim Davis - drums/vocals
• Jim Peterman - keyboards/vocals

1. "Children of the Future" (1968)
2. "Sailor" (1968)

• Steve Miller - guitar/harmonica/vocals
• Lonnie Turner - bass/vocals
• Glyn Johns - guitar/percussion/vocals
• Tim Davis - drums/vocals
• Ben Sidran - keyboards

1. "Brave New World" (1969)

• Steve Miller - guitar/harmonica/vocals
• Lonnie Turner - bass/vocals
• Tim Davis - drums/vocals
• Nicky Hopkins - keyboards
• Ben Sidran - keyboards

1. "Your Saving Grace" (1969)

• Steve Miller - guitar/harmonica/vocals
• Nicky Hopkins - keyboards
• Tim Davis - drums/vocals
• Ben Sidran - keyboards
• Bobby Winkelman - bass/vocals
• Lonnie Turner - bass

1. "Number 5" (1970)

• Steve Miller - guitar/harmonica/vocals
• Ross Valory - bass - b. 1950, San Francisco, California.
• Jack King - drums

1. "Rock Love" (1971)

• Steve Miller - guitar/vocals
• Jesse Davis - guitar
• Jack King - drums
• Dicky Thompson - keyboards
• Gerald Johnson - bass/vocals
• Jim Keltner - drums
• Ben Sidran - keyboards
• Gary Mallaber - drums - b. October 11, 1946, Buffalo, New York - formerly with The Vibratos, Stan Szelest and The Ravens, Raven, and Van Morrison's band.
• Roger Allen Clark - drums

1. "Recall the Beginning...A Journey from Eden" (1972)

• Steve Miller - guitar/vocals
• Gerald Johnson - bass/vocals
• Jack King - drums
• Dicky Thompson - keyboards
• Ben Sidran - keyboards
• Roger Allen Clark - drums

• Steve Miller - guitar/vocals
• Gerald Johnson - bass/vocals
• Dicky Thompson - keyboards
• John King - drums

1. "The Joker" (1973)

• Steve Miller - guitar/harmonica/vocals
• Gerald Johnson - bass/vocals
• Dicky Thompson - keyboards
• John King - drums
• Lonnie Turner - bass

• Steve Miller - guitar/vocals
• Lonnie Turner - bass
• Gary Mallaber - drums

1. "Fly Like an Eagle" (1976)

• Steve Miller - guitar/vocals
• Lonnie Turner - bass
• Gary Mallaber - drums
• Byron Allred - keyboards
• David Denny - guitar
• Greg Douglass - guitar

1. "Book of Dreams" (1977)

• Steve Miller - guitar/vocals
• Byron Allred - keyboards
• Gerald Johnson - bass/vocals
• Gary Mallaber - drums

1. "Circle of Love" (1981)

• Steve Miller - guitar/vocals
• Byron Allred - keyboards
• Gerald Johnson - bass/vocals
• Gary Mallaber - drums
• Norton Buffalo - harmonica/vocals
• Kenny Lee Lewis - guitar/vocals
• John Massaro - guitar

1. "Abracadabra" (1982)
2. "Live!" (1983)

• Steve Miller - guitar/vocals
• Byron Allred - keyboards
• Norton Buffalo - harmonica
• Kenny Lee Lewis - bass/guitar
• Gary Mallaber - drums

1. "Italian X Rays" (1984)
2. "Living in the 20th Century" (1987)

• Steve Miller - guitar/vocals
• Ben Sidran - keyboards
• Ricky Peterson - keyboards
• Billy Peterson - bass
• Gordy Knudtson - drums
• Bob Malach - tenor saxophone

1. "Born 2B Blue" (1988)

• Steve Miller - guitar/vocals
• David Denny - guitar
• Norton Buffalo - harmonica
• Billy Peterson - bass/keyboards
• Ben Sidran - keyboards
• Leo Sidran - keyboards/guitar
• Gordy Knudtson - drums
• Bob Malach - tenor saxophone

1. "Wide River" (1993)

• Steve Miller - guitar/vocals
• Kenny Lee Lewis - guitar
• Billy Peterson - bass/keyboards
• Joseph Wooten - keyboards/vocals
• Norton Buffalo - harmonica
• Gordy Knudtson - drums

• "Anthology" (1972)
• "Greatest Hits" (1978)
• "Best of Steve Miller" (1980)
• "Greatest Hits 1974-1978" (1987)
• "The Best of Steve Miller (1968-1973)" (1990)
• "Steve Miller Band Box Set" (3-CDs) (1994)
• "The Very Best of Steve Miller" (1996)
• "Greatest Hits" (1998)

• The Unofficial Steve Miller Band Page
• Gary Mallaber's Official Web Site