Dad had A 39 mercury, that was one kick ass fine car. Suicide doors, huge car. Drove my sister and her wedding party, in style to her wedding!! Brilliant red, with wide white wall tires. Greeted by a piper playing Marries wedding,( my sisters name) Sadly that car was sold, still in the local area though. But never get it back.

I saw Steve when I was late teens and early 20s several times.... .....and just saw him earlier this year at 66.......we've cruised up and down that road a few times between then

I was at this concert. Just lived down the road from pine knob. It was my very first concert. Steve gave my school some free lawn tickets.

Vastly underrated as a blues musician. He was doing it in the 60's.

It sucks to think that greatness like this is pretty much a lost art. Steve is the opitomy of cool and he doesn't even have to try!!!

I love Steve miller. I love this song. It takes me back to college days. My boyfriend had a Mercury. Steve Miller and I have the same birthday

2:18 That blues harp takes my breath away and I’ve even learned to play it myself and then you’re breathless from how complex and in the soul Norton is playing here.

Saw him on my 65th birthday in Waikoloa. With Dave Mason and John Mayer....it was a fantastic party...if you keep on dancing you'll never get old...

I saw Steve Miller in concert twice and in both concerts every single second of each show was enjoyable. The man knows how to put on a show. You never have to wait for the hit single they play on the radio because every single song was so commercial and you could rock out to each song. Plus he seems like a pretty smart and down to earth guy, not like some of these rockers who abuse themselves with excessive drugs and alcohol and end up dying young. I definitely look forward to seeing him perform live again because I know I would always enjoy myself at his shows from beginning to end.

Love how the harmonica solo is cut short, especially when it is a big reason why the song rocks.

I've loved Steve Miller for over 40 years. These killer tunes got me thru a lot of shit! Steve Miller goes on every road trip. Oh hell yeah!

Listened to rock for 40 plus years. His voice is one of a kind, instantly recognizable.

Lord have mercy, this is HOT! The studio version is killer, but OMG, this is so hot. Steve really learned how to use his voice! He has almost perfect pitch, and MAN, does he have all the feels! What an amazing performance!

Best version of this song, hands down! Steve Miller Band has got this one!

his guitar... his sound... his music... a legend... a man...a great!!!!!

What a great blues rhythm, stevie at his best. As a young boy at the age of 14 in 1977 i became miller fan. Greetings from northern germany, County and free old Farmer republic dithmarsha.

Steve Miller is beyond cool!

The harmonica work in this song is good. I have played the harp since I was just a youngster. After about 50 years of playing it I can say that. Playing this particular instrument well is not easy. It also involves knowing when to stop in a particular song. That can be difficult. Because you want to wail. But that is not always a good thing. It is a backup instrument after all. Playing the harmonica on it's own however is quite rewarding. Then you can wail. And it is an expression of your mood. I always feel better after a session on the harp by itself. It is good therapy.

Steve’s take on this classic 70 year old song is EPIC. This tune has been evolving with Steve’s understanding of the blues and this may be the best take yet

How I wish Steve had given us much more in the way of blues guitar. He has it in him. By the way, Norton Buffalo is pretty badass here.

Les Paul was best man @ Steve Miller's father wedding. Les also taught Stevie Guitar Miller how to play the guitar.

Norton Buffalo, a killer on the harmonica. Maybe the best ever.

Had the album back in the day , would like to find the CD. STEVE ROCKS

One of the best concerts I've EVER attended was Big Head Todd and the Monsters open for Steve Miller Band at OKC Zoo Amphitheater. Very special evening.

People loved Norton wherever he went. What a great guy

Mr Miller is a Master of the guitar and song writeing !and a great singer as well !

Dedicated to my man Mirk, who liked to hop in his Mercury & cruise up & down the road.

Best Harp playing I've heard in a long time.

When I was in 6th Grade the Fly Like an Eagle came out, and even though I bought the album for the title track, I instantly loved this blues tune and it was always my favorite track

I grew up in Santa Clara and sometimes on Saturday nights we would go to downtown San Jose and...cruise up and down 1st and 2nd streets. This tune is "America"...American culture...no matter where you are in America.

Thanks for the 5:48 minutes of pure cosmic blues bliss....now I'd better get back to earth and back to work!

Makes me glad to be alive! God he is good. Mmmmmmm.

A just big WOW - I did``t knov this at all. Brings him a even new sight of awe - amazing!

I was a teenager, just finishing up college time and discovering hi-fi, enjoying my first stereo system and looking 100 times a day to my freshly installed speakers queening in the room... real music coming out of it... and Hendrix... CSNY... Steve Miller ... pure and never ending joy !!! ( dont bugger that joint my friend...)

Best version ive ever heard of this song.

One of the great musical talents.. period! Top 5.

This has the flavor of the first cut, I'm gonna buy UUU a Mercury!!!

Lucky to catch shows from the 70s to the 80s. Some of the best music I've ever heard. Remember the bass solo with the Popeye theme. Hilarious! Love you Steve...

Thanks, This song is one of my all-time favs, my mother had a Mercury Murader. it was bright yellow and she loved that car and had it for years. this song also reminds me of her. :D good times.

This has always been my favorite version!

I like the funk Steve did to this song

The coolest voice in Rock and Roll.

Man I had the dvd of this concert it was the f😢😮😮ING bomb AWSOME

there are many, many version of this little ditty, but IN MY HUMBLE OPINION, this is the best.....

Indeed, love Miller and Buffalo. Norton isn’t mentioned much these days. There are so so many amazing harp players now, and Norton should be cited as a major influence.

Steve Miller - underated Rock musician.

A young Steve Miller . Sounds great !

I love this video, Miller looks so cool in it. And of course the song is cool. As is his playing & singing & all. And of course Norton Buffalo as always is great & cool. TY for the post.

love the ad lib chops. thanks from Oz.

Steve Miller is soooooo freakin' Cool.... air conditioners bow to his prowess..

GUITAR OUTSTANDING...WOW

Damn that sounds good. My first concert was 1977 Steve Miller with the Norton buffalo stampede. I’ll never forget it. Get this ...tickets were $11

Saw Steve recently, it was a fun show!

yea baby, soo easy and so good. My favorite version of this song that was covered by many. Of course we have to thank the great writer and original performer of this song Mr. K. C. Douglas.

And fantastic harmonica too

The best at what he does!!!MAGIC!!

got to love buffalo on the juice harp!

Thanks for posting great Version.

Wow! So good...and to see the whole band...well, almost. Not a single closeup of the bass man drivin' tha thang.

Loved it thank you mister Steve Miller !!!

I've always loved this song. 😛🤘🤘

I first heard this song done live by the Steve Miller Blues Band with Curly Cook on rhythm guitar, probably about 1966.

Love it!

Absolutely Still Here In 2023 !!!! 🎸🎸🎸😎

Unos de los temas favoritos que me laten de esta banda es mercury blues ......

1977 saw Steve Miller but before Norton Buffalo was starter band when Steve Miller be came on stage everyone hollared Buffalo Buffalo San Diego back in the day USMC Camp Pendleton

Norton, just great harmonica!,,together best!

Got me a Mecury 2008 just before the ended it. A Volvo designed M3 Platform awesome car Premier AWD, traction control, Sync, leather, sound system, navigation best car I ever had. 265 HP v-6 with a 6 speed auto very fast and comfortable car with lots of room and trunk space.

Mr. Stevie (Guitar) Miller. Yep

I saw the Steve Miller band in 1968. Steve apologized " Boz Scaggs was afraid to fly so we can't do the regular set. Is it OK if we just do a blues jam?" It was OK!!!

Digging this! Awesome Aug.14th. 2021

I knew that was Norton blowing harp as soon as I heard him.

'49 Merc? You betcha! Add the '53 Studebaker in "Going to Mexico" too and this man knows my heart. A little "Midnight Tango" now and the world is perfect.

Miller recorded this song for the soundtrack of the movie Revolution (1968)

Mercury Marauder comes to mind.

Thus is favour band of all which that they would come to bend Oregon rock on with the Steven miller band Penelope

Awesome ❤. Treasure

Iconic...

Lots of covers on this one don't blame Stevie

My Fav

Stevie Mullet Miller on guitar. Don't say nothing. Been a fan since 67.

Just 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤😊 Spasiba 🤟🔥

Just consider: this song is 72 years old!

REALLY SUPER COOL

Norton Buffalo!

nice how he put in the extra beat to get them clapping on 2 and 4....

Oh yeah!

SWEET

espectacular

Holey Makrel.. that harp guy has some chops..

Fly down the highway

Super!!!!💕

Bravo ⚘

Gonna Buy Me a Mercree...

DANG BLUES E AF 🤘🏻

Git fiddle power RULES...!

Gotta know when to play , when to shut up. Buffalo does good in that department. Would have been nice to hear another solo at the conclusion by Norton. BTW I like jamming to miller.

Yeah I drove the 66 Mercury it out of fucking 440 in it and the four-barrel into 4-speed and that thing is a 66 Mercury Cougar and it just get up and boogie on down the road but didn't have no brakes

I wore out a couple of Fly Like an Eagle 8-tracks over this song LOL

Is the whole concert out there anywhere? I miss Livin in the USA in the list...