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Those Jeans by Miller's Farm
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fave it Traditional Country | Americana
4 tracks | 17 minutes
Released Sep 2002
on Miller's Farm
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New York based Americana - high energy, well-crafted songs based in traditional American styles; country, blues, r&b and rock. Includes the award-winning title track.
Bio / Background
What Is Miller's Farm?
Singer/songwriter Bryan Miller, the leader of Miller's Farm is rumored to be the love child of Lyle Lovett, Ray Charles and Buck Owens, which would account for the inherently honest, soulful and witty approach to his songwriting and performance. "An artful writer with a keen sense of melody and a knack for articulate storytelling," Miller combines stories of life in the city with traditional American music. His strong and "engaging voice" is enhanced by the band behind him, each musician bringing his own influences - from Coltrane and Copland to the Beastie Boys, Gram Parsons and Stevie Wonder - into the music. The conversations between the instrumentalists (Nick Martucci/bass and Jim Mansfield/drums and Scott McCampbell/lead guitar) create the perfect backdrop for Miller's narratives.
While you can hear and see their passion as you watch them play the hell out of their instruments, the "musicians never...get in the way of Miller's vocal performance.
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