Matt says:

> A few honkers, like the much discussed Lock Stock & Teardrops, but not
> much. Has some of his classics (such as Invitation to The Blues) as cut
> by Miller in...um..early 70's? I think. But sticks to mainly to the 60's
> Smash years. 

Well fill me in here.  Did Miller record much or any in the late 50s? 
I'm underinformed about him, but I've always assumed that he 
started recording about then, before developing that idiosyncratic 
style of his in the 60s.  I mean, didn't he work as a sideman with 
Ray and Faron and such?

With some of that generation, like Willie, I tend to *love* the 
relatively traditional work they did in the late 50s-early 60s before 
developing into their later, more individualized signature styles, 
etc.  That's why I asked whether there were many early cuts, tonkers, 
etc. in the set.

BTW, Miller was a *huge* favorite of my Dad's.  I can still hear my 
Dad humming Miller tunes with delight while walking around the house 
or driving, etc. 

--junior

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