The Rock and Roll of Fame Class of 2016 has been announced, and, as expected with the annual induction of music luminaries to the triangular glass pyramid in Cleveland, Ohio, also comes a list that is no less polarizing and possibly even semi-controversial, just as it has been in years past.

This year’s roster includes Cheap Trick, Chicago, Steve Miller, incendiary rappers N.W.A, and finally getting a nod in the hall, Deep Purple. Official induction ceremonies will take place on Friday April 8th, 2016 at The Barclay’s Center in Brooklyn, New York, marking the second time the ceremonies will be taking place at the Center. HBO will then as it is wont to do, broadcast the ceremonies sometime that spring.

Greatest Hits: 1974 – 1978, a sonic compendium of chart successes and FM favorites by The Steve Miller Band, is now available on MP3 format from Amazon this month for only $5.00.

Although guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Steve Miller and his self-titled band had their peak success in the mid 1970s, the body of work here on this greatest hits collection still stands up as one of rock and pop rock’s great offerings. Miller took a bluesy style and a little Beatles to boot, some Creedence Clearwater Revival and some good ol’ no frills rock and roll and mashed it up into delectable tunes that have been rotating on the airwaves and out of millions of speakers for almost 40 years now. With hits like “The Joker,” the on the lam “Take the Money and Run,” the pop classic “Fly Like An Eagle,” soaring rock like “Rock N’ Me,” and favorites like “Jet Airliner,” “Jungle Love,” and plenty more, this Steve Miller Band Greatest Hits album is a no-brainer and a good time for all indeed.

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