Rock Love, originally from 1971, was the sixth album by the Steve Miller Band and falls into two halves. Side one consists of live recordings made in Florida and California, including the long jams Blues With Out Blame and Love Shock, while side two is studio material, with the title track and the near ten-minute Deliverance. Miller made it with an almost entirely new line-up, featuring bassist Ross Valory, who would later co-found Journey, and drummer Jack King. It came out at the time on Capitol Records, in the years just before the breakthrough of The Joker. This edition is an LP.