Karee Miller Jaeger Believes Every Song Tells a Story

The local bandleader discusses the deep musical connection she shared with her late sister, Candice, and the therapeutic effects of putting thoughts to paper.

Karee Miller Jaeger (left) carries on the legacy of her late sister Candice (right). (Courtesy of Katie Cooney)

by Jack Catlin | May 27, 2021 | Local Music

KHOL · Karee Miller Jaeger Believes Every Song Tells a Story

Known for her high-energy singing performances and commanding stage presence, music is undoubtedly Karee Miller Jaeger’s passion. As a musician in Jackson Hole for over 15 years, Miller Jaeger has performed and recorded with “The Miller Sisters,” “Mandatory Air” and “Bootleg Flyer,” and she now plays with “Sister Karee and the Other Brothers.”

In advance of her recent solo performance as part of the “Folk Café” event at the Silver Dollar, Karee Miller Jaeger joined us in the KHOL studio to discuss the deep musical connection she shared with her late sister Candice, the therapeutic effects of putting thoughts to paper and her excitement for what lies ahead.

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About Jack Catlin

Jack is KHOL's music director. He says all music is in some way connected no matter the style and his mission is to provide listeners with a unique and memorable experience each time they tune in to KHOL or see him DJ live.