Miles High was also released domestically in Germany (1C 064-64 504), Italy (3C 064–64504), Netherlands (1C 064-64 504 /CBS 85107), Portugal (11C 078 - 64504), Scandinavia (CBS 40–85107) and Spain (10C 064–064504).

[3] The Cherry Red/Lemon reissue includes "Closer to You" as a bonus track, and the booklet features both original LP artworks, lyrics to all songs, and liner notes.

Billboard described Miles High as ‘a classy blending of straight ahead rock, seamless pop, r&b, easy going jazz and reggae’.

Melody Maker was even more positive: ‘Gritty, straight ahead Rock and Roll in the Chuck Berry tradition’, concluding their review with; ‘Overall, a triumphant return to the scene by a thoroughbred musician we can ill afford to lose.

[1] Following the reissue, in Truck & Driver's monthly music reviews (February) a 4 of 5 star concluded with: ‘Sadly, Miles High can be a bit hit & miss.

Tracks like "Turn Yourself Loose" & "Don’t Stop Now" plus ballads like "Foolin'" & "Peaceful Waters" are every bit as majestic, powerful and bombastic as anything on Rebel, but the so-called rockers are just too all over the place for my ears (jazz on steroids...).

"[6] All tracks written by John Miles and Bob Marshall[4][5]"[7] Italicised figures in brackets are U.S. release running order.