Buddy Miller

Buddy Miller is a versatile roots music artist known for his skills as a guitarist, singer, songwriter, and producer. His work is characterized by its rich, soulful guitar playing, intimate songwriting that explores various aspects of the human experience, and natural, honest production style that highlights the best qualities of the artists he collaborates with. Throughout his career, Miller has released acclaimed solo albums, collaborated with his wife Julie Miller, and worked with a diverse range of artists, pushing the boundaries of country music and exploring different genres such as blues, rock, and gospel.

Born Steven Paul Miller in 1952, Buddy Miller's musical journey began with a love for country music sparked by artists like Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton. Over the years, he honed his craft as a musician and songwriter, eventually gaining recognition for his studio work and unique sound. Miller's career milestones include producing albums for artists like Solomon Burke and Robert Plant, as well as releasing collaborative projects with Julie Miller and Jim Lauderdale. Despite health challenges, Miller continues to be a respected figure in the music industry, known for his contributions to the roots music genre.