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    Karen Miller

    I'm based in Glasgow, Scotland and present the long-running The Miller Tells Her Tale Americana Radio podcast and "Now That's Americana" on CMR Nashville.  

    The Miller Tells Her Tale is currently celebrating 500 episodes and is an ecletic mix of americana, folk and country music with the odd Gaelic song thrown in for good measure!  Expect to hear a disproportionate number of gruff-voiced male singer-songwriters.



    Sarah Jarosz – Build Me Up From Bones (Live at Celtic Connections 2015)
    Karen Miller Posted On January 28, 2015


    Sarah Jarosz performing for Mark Radcliffe on BBC Radio 2 as part of Celtic Connections 2015, live from the CCA in Glasgow, Scotland. For more videos from Celtic Connections visit http://www.bb.co.uk/celticconnections/


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    The McCrary Sisters – Fire (Live at Celtic Connections 2015)
    Karen Miller Posted On January 28, 2015


    The amazing McCrary Sisters performing for BBC Radio 2’s Mark Radcliffe at the CCA in Glasgow, Scotland, as part of Celtic Connections 2015. Many more videos at http://www.bbc.co.uk/celticonnections


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    notSXSW 2009
    Karen Miller Posted On March 31, 2009


    A little late, but here’s my notSXSW blog. Photos can be found at the myspace version or at flickr. 19 Mar 09 It’s 8.30 am and I have already travelled from Nashville to Dallas where I await my Austin connection […]


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