BUDDY MILLER
Buddy Miller is a dynamic musician that many call “a modest man of extraordinarily broad skills”. Emmylou Harris, in whose band Buddy served for 8 years, calls the 51-year old Ohio-born Nashville transplant "one of the best guitar players of all time." Over nine years, the cast of players on Buddy's records has remained relatively stable, and the ambience of his home studio and favored machinery has become instantly recognizable.
With hits such as Your Love and Other Lies (1995), Poison Love (1997), Cruel Moon (1999), the co-billed Buddy and Julie Miller (2001, a 2001 Grammy™ nominee for Best Contemporary Folk Album), Midnight and Lonesome (2002), and his latest, Buddy has created a niche in American music all his own.