QLS Classic: Steve Miller

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Music, Society & Culture

4.6 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 26 September 2022

⏱️ 181 minutes

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Summary

Hall of Fame guitarist, singer and songwriter Steve Miller talks about the early lessons he learned from Les Paul and T Bone Walker, sitting in on an impromptu recording session with The Beatles and performing with greats like Chuck Berry, Sly Stone and more.

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0:00.0	911, what's your emergency?
0:03.0	It's a nightmare we could never have imagined.
0:07.0	And a killer?
0:08.0	Who is still on the loose?
0:10.0	In the 1980s, we were in high school
0:12.0	losing friends, teachers, and community members.
0:15.0	We weren't safe anywhere.
0:17.0	Would we be next?
0:18.0	It was getting harder and harder to live in Mount Pine.
0:22.0	Listen to the Murder Years on the iHeart Radio App, Apple Podcasts
0:26.0	or wherever you get your podcasts.
0:30.0	I'm comedian Gabby Watts, and I'm hosting a new history podcast
0:34.0	called American Filth, where we're diving into the filthy underbelly
0:38.0	of the good old U.S.A.
0:40.0	I'll be talking about a founding father who died from a DIY catheter.
0:44.0	The woman who rode the Dirty is Blue Song ever recorded.
0:48.0	How the pilgrim smelled durable.
0:51.0	And of course, a 17th-century beastiality panic.
0:55.0	Listen to American Filth on the iHeart Radio App, Apple Podcasts
0:58.0	or wherever you get your podcasts.
1:00.0	Everyone in our country has a voice.
1:03.0	It's something that says not just where you come from, but who you are.
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