Keith Miller

Maker and composer Keith Miller was created Apr 15, 1947, in Manchester, Britain. Taught piano by his great aunt Frances, herself a violinist in the Halle Orchestra, he briefly went to All Saints University of Artwork before quitting college to play acoustic guitar with the defeat group St. Louis Union. After earning a 1965 competition sponsored by Melody Manufacturer journal, St. Louis Union was granted a agreement with Decca furthermore for an appearance in the low-budget feature The Ghost Goes Equipment. Following the group break up in 1967, Miller authorized on with Pole Stewart, moonlighting like a guitarist and keyboardist using the organizations Locomotive as well as the Raymond Froggatt Music group. Through the 1970s he considered session work, getting among the 1st musicians to look at the synthesizer. In the years to check out, he backed famous brands Robert Flower, Paul McCartney, Pete Townshend, and Tradition Club, enjoying just sporadic success like a manufacturer (although he do have the ability to helm Arthur Louis’ strike 1975 reggae cover of “Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door,” which highlighted Eric Clapton on electric guitar). In 1978 Miller performed keyboards on Sniff ‘n’ the Tears’ worldwide strike “Driver’s Chair,” eventually touring using the group aswell. Upon time for London, he founded his very own studio and started concentrating on his composing, co-writing Divine’s camp strike “YOU IMAGINE You’re a guy” aswell as adding to film and tv projects including Superstar Wars, Chariots of Fireplace, and The CHILDREN. Miller died of the brain hemorrhage on, may 17, 2005.