Les Dudek

It took the Steve Miller Band eight years and nine albums before they finally hit the big time. They got a taste of it in 1973 when the title track to The Joker reached No. 1. But Fly Like an Eagle, which was released in April 1976, took Miller and his group to a whole new level.

A recording artist since 1968, Miller made eight albums for Capitol, culminating with “The Joker”, before recording the multi-million selling “Fly Like An Eagle” in 1976.

The 14th studio album from the Steve Miller Band was released in 1986 and featuring a guest appearance by saxophonist Kenny G. It includes the hit "I Want to Make the World Turn Around", which spent six weeks at the top of the Album Rock Tracks chart in the U.S.A.

Excellent debut studio disc by this bad-ass, blues/rock guitarist from California featuring 11 tracks of pure, retro-70s, heavy guitar-fueled music that lands with style, class and soul-power. George Foster digs deep in the six string groove and delivers a killer set of strong material that rocks the blues to a new level of guitar rock excellence. The 'Divine Soul Ride' disc also features the outstanding vocal talents of Jarrett Williams, a true superb, soul-powered, world-class vocalist who shines with dynamic strength & melody. The outstanding rhythm section consists of John Hart on Bass and Gary Ferguson on Drums. Ferguson is a professional seasoned veteran of supreme drum playing skills who has played and recorded with the likes of Gary Moore, Glenn Hughes, Les Dudek & Eddie Money among many others throughout his long-standing musical career. Prepare to take a memorable, vintage blues rockin', heavy guitar fueled 'Divine Soul Ride' that is inspired by the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Robin Trower, Frank Marino & King's X. The George Foster 'Divine Soul Ride disc from Grooveyard Records is an essential 'musical document' that is Highly Recommended to fans of world-class, retrofied, old-school, blues-based, heavy guitar rock music that lands classic and timeless.

Step on over to AOR City, and discover some great music you might have missed otherwise – in this fantastic 3CD collection of AOR gems from the 70s and 80s – one that mixes familiar tunes with some real overlooked gems! The collection was put together in conjunction with the fantastic AOR City series of reissues – and features key tracks from those titles and other smooth, sublime pop cuts from the same 70s stretch – the kind of work that might have hit the radio at the time, but which often got lost to the shifting sands of time. Some artists are ones you might know from other work in rock and soul – others are artists who only got a brief chance to reach for the brass ring – getting strong studio help and top-level production that makes them fit right in with the hits here.