Bingo!
by Steve Miller
Released: June 15, 2010
Rock, blues rock
The Album
"Bingo!" marks the triumphant return of the Steve Miller Band with their sixteenth studio album, released on June 15, 2010, under Roadrunner Records and Loud & Proud. This album represents the band's first studio effort since 1993's "Wide River," making it a highly anticipated release for fans. Recorded concurrently with another album released just 10 months later, "Bingo!" pays tribute to the late Norton Buffalo, a beloved member of the band who passed away on October 30, 2009.
Interesting Facts
With its blend of classic rock sensibilities and…
With its blend of classic rock sensibilities and modern production, "Bingo!" showcases the Steve Miller Band's enduring talent and musical evolution, reaffirming their status as rock icons.
The first single, "Hey Yeah," was made available…
The first single, "Hey Yeah," was made available for streaming in April 2010, building anticipation for the album's release.
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The album's dedication serves as a poignant reminder of Buffalo's lasting impact on the band's legacy.
The Complete Album Story
"Bingo!" marks the triumphant return of the Steve Miller Band with their sixteenth studio album, released on June 15, 2010, under Roadrunner Records and Loud & Proud. This album represents the band's first studio effort since 1993's "Wide River," making it a highly anticipated release for fans.
Recorded concurrently with another album released just 10 months later, "Bingo!" pays tribute to the late Norton Buffalo, a beloved member of the band who passed away on October 30, 2009. The album's dedication serves as a poignant reminder of Buffalo's lasting impact on the band's legacy.
The first single, "Hey Yeah," was made available for streaming in April 2010, building anticipation for the album's release. With its blend of classic rock sensibilities and modern production, "Bingo!" showcases the Steve Miller Band's enduring talent and musical evolution, reaffirming their status as rock icons.
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