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Jim Lowe

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Oct 14, 2026

Jim LillHOST
0:01
What do they actually sound like? This actually sounds like the show where I figure out what influential music actually sounds like.
Jim LillHOST
0:05
I'm Jim Lowe.
Jim LillHOST
0:07
I'm a musician in Nashville.
Jim LillHOST
0:11
And I've made a couple YouTube videos.
Ryan MulveyHOST
52:12
A two, a two-year-old was taken from his home and driven near- nearly 200 miles.
Ryan MulveyHOST
52:17
Jim Lowe heard the Amber, Amber Alert, spotted the car on Interstate 24, checked the plate, and radioed truckers ahead.
Ryan MulveyHOST
52:23
They moved their semis around the car, boxed it in, and slowed it from the highway until, highway speed until police could reach them.
Ryan MulveyHOST
52:31
Officers arrested the driver and found the two-year-old Cecil Waya inside safe.
John HagedornHOST
27:48
Mr. Curran had to take someone into his confidence, so he used bad judgment by selecting the two leading businessmen and citizens of Alma.
John HagedornHOST
27:56
One of these was the storekeeper and the other a saloon proprietor, Jim Lowe.
John HagedornHOST
28:00
Of course, Curran went into detail of how he was on a hot trail of the Union Pacific train robbers who had passed some of the stolen money in Alma.
John HagedornHOST
28:09
This was enough.
John HagedornHOST
28:10
That night Mr. Curran was driven out of town and would have been killed had it not been for the saloon man, Jim Lowe.
John HagedornHOST
28:16
Curran was not a Western man, he having formerly been superintendent of our Chicago office before being taken down with that dread disease, consumption, and coming to Denver for his health.
John HagedornHOST
28:27
And she was glad to get out of Alma alive, and of course she naturally felt grateful to Jim Lowe.
John HagedornHOST
28:33
After getting in with the tough gang, I learned the truth of how Jim Lowe saved Murray's life, and how next morning Lowe sold his saloon and hit the trail with outlaw Red Weaver for Tall Timber, that Jim Lowe was none other than the notorious Butch Cassidy of the Kid Curry gang.
Andy LallyGUEST
1:05
looking forward to this.
Andy LallyGUEST
1:06
I remember back when you were running with, uh, Jim Lowe in the, in the Daytona prototype stuff.
Andy LallyGUEST
1:11
And, uh, we've got, we've had always little conversations along the way, but never a chance to sit down and really dig into the minutia of, uh,
Paul TracyHOST
1:20
uh, all the details.

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