I first met Dave Miller at Pye in 1969 when he was deeply engrossed in recording for his Damil label. He was a robustly built man with silver hair, possessing a voice that resonated like that of a seasoned American voiceover artist. Among the individuals I've had the privilege of encountering, Dave was one of the three exceptional minds I've come across. Miller has been the subject of numerous articles and stories over the years, often depicted as a smooth operator and occasionally compared to Colonel Tom Parker, the infamous manager of Elvis Presley. Born as David Leonart Kleiber in 1925 in Germany, both he and the Colonel emigrated to the USA during the 1930s and, on their arrival, adopted new names. They both shared a talent for shrewd business dealings, making the most of every financial opportunity that came their way. In 1949, Dave Miller e ...