Released in 1981, 'Circle Of Love' finds The Steve Miller Band at a fascinating crossroads—bridging the classic rock craftsmanship of their 1970s heyday with a willingness to experiment on their own terms. The album opens with the radio-friendly 'Heart Like a Wheel,' a track that hints at familiar hooks, but it’s the B-side’s sprawling, 16-minute title suite that truly sets this record apart. Here, Miller and his band stretch out into a cosmic jam, layering shimmering synths, spiraling guitar lines, and hypnotic rhythms—an immersive trip that rewards repeat listens. While not as commercially prominent as earlier releases, 'Circle Of Love' captures the band’s restless spirit and their knack for melodic invention. For vinyl enthusiasts, this album offers more than nostalgia; it’s a testament to an era when bands dared to follow their creative impulses. The production is lush and analog warmth abounds, making it a joy for audiophiles and collectors alike. Whether you’re drawn by the chart-topping days of Steve Miller or you’re seeking a hidden gem from a classic rock icon, 'Circle Of Love' deserves a place on your turntable for its adventurous spirit and sonic richness.
Track List:
A1 - Heart Like A Wheel - 3:55
A2 - Get On Home - 3:58
A3 - Baby Wanna Dance - 2:11
A4 - Circle Of Love - 6:22
B - Macho City - 18:32