david-miller-blues-band
David Miller was introduced to the harmonica back in 1972 by his late father at the age of eleven. David's dad was his mentor, but his other influences also include: Little Walter, Big Walter Horton, Sonny Boy Williamson, James Cotton, Junior Wells, Billy Branch, Jim Liban, and Steve Cohen to name just a few. David has appeared throughout the Midwest including the Wisconsin State Fair, Summerfest, Sherman Fest, as well as various Chicago clubs.
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BRIGHT LIGHTS BIG CITY, , , KEY TO THE HIGHWAY, , , THE THRILL IS GONE, , , SCRATCH MY BACK, , , TEENY WEENY BIT, , , HOOCHIE COOCHIE MAN, , , CROSSCUT SAW, , , DON?T START ME TALKIN, , MUSTANG SALLY, , , SUPERSTITION, , , SHAKE RATTLE AND ROLL, , , JOHNNY B. GOODE, , , STEAMROLLER, , , JUST YOUR FOOL, , , ROCK ME BABY, , , MESSIN? WITH THE KID, , , BABY WHAT YOU WANT ME TO DO, , , GOT MY MOJO WORKING, , , MELLOW DOWN EASY, , , SWEET HOME CHICAGO, , , JUST CRAZY FOR MY BABY, , , LET?S WORK TOGETHER, , , BOOM BOOM, OUT GO THE LIGHTS, , , NEED MY BABY, , , TALK IS CHEAP, , , HELP ME, , , TORE DOWN, , , HONEST I DO, , , BIG BOSS MAN, , , SHE CAUGHT THE, KATY , MY BABE, , TELL ME, , LET ME LOVE YOU, , , DIMPLES, , , BLUES WITH A FEELING, , , PRIDE AND JOY, , , NEXT TIME YOU SEE ME, , , MIDNIGHT HOUR, , , YOU UPSET ME, , , SHAKE YOU MONEY MAKER, , , STORMY MONDAY, , , THE TWIST, , , CHECKIN? UP ON MY BABY, , , EASY, , , SHE?S TUFF, , , DOWN HOME BLUES, , , RED HOUSE, , , DUST MY BROOM, , CROSSROADS, , , IF YOU LOVE ME LIKE YOU SAY, , , I WANT TO BE LOVED, , , LAST NIGHT, , , COMING HOME, , , BORN IN CHICAGO, , , JUST WANT TO MAKE LOVE TO YOU, , , FURTHER ON UP THE ROAD, , , ONE MORE MILE, , , KANSAS CITY, , , SUMMERTIME, , , AIN?T NO SUNSHINE, , , SOUL MAN, , , 634-5789, , , LOW RIDER, , , GOIN? TO NEW YORK, , , LOOK OVER YONDERS WALL, , , DON?T GET AROUND MUCH ANYMORE, , , I?M READY, , , EVERYDAY I HAVE THE BLUES, , , CAN I GET A WITNESS, , , WRAP IT UP, , , HUSH, HUSH, , , CROSSROADS, , , WALKING THROUGH THE PARK, , , IT AINT RIGHT, , , CHRISTO REDEMPTOR, , , WALKIN? THE DOG, , , BLUES IS ALRIGHT. , , , , , , , , , , , , ,