“We’re all in this together.”

Buddy Miller is a true master. He’s not famous with the masses because he had a hit or two. He never bothered to commandeer the musical “flavor of the day.” Instead, he has spent his award-winning career as an artist, guitarist, songwriter, and producer, transcending trends, honoring history, pointing out beauty, and serving others well. On this episode, we visit Miller in his legendary home studio- the very space that has captured musical moments crafted by not only Buddy and Julie Miller, but Emmylou Harris, Jim Lauderdale, Robert Plant, Steve Earle, Carolina Chocolate Drops, The War and Treaty, and so many more. We talk about his earliest memories of music, how it captivated him, and how his professional path emerged. On the Jukebox, we survey Buddy’s various solo albums and collaborations.

What does it take to become a good listener? Buddy’s got “big ears,” as you’ll soon come to understand. With some discipline and effort, we might develop big ears, and big hearts, as well.

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SONG LIST: 

Asleep at the Wheel ft. Buddy Miller – Time Changes Everything (Still the King:Celebrating the Music of Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys)

 

Buddy Miller – One of These Days (The Life & Songs Of Emmylou Harris: An All-Star Concert Celebration)

Deal (Dear Jerry: Celebrating the Music of Jerry Garcia)

Hole In My Head (Your Love and Other Lies)

You Wrecked Up My Heart (Your Love and Other Lies)

You’re Running Wild (Your Love and Other Lies)

Poison Love (Poison Love)

100 Million Little Bombs (Poison Love)

Love Grows Wild (Poison Love)

Does My Ring Burn Your Finger? (Cruel Moon)

Love Match (Cruel Moon)

Sometimes I Cry (Cruel Moon)

The Price of Love (Midnight and Lonesome)

When It Comes to You (Midnight and Lonesome)

Water When the Well Is Dry (Midnight and Lonesome)

Worry Too Much (Universal United House of Prayer)

Fall On the Rock (Universal United House of Prayer)

 

Buddy Miller’s The Majestic Silver Strings

Cattle Call

Freight Train

 

Buddy Miller with Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams – Black Muddy River (Cayamo Sessions at Sea)

Buddy Miller and the Sacred Cows – It’s Been a Change (Man in the Moon)

Buddy Miller & Jim Lauderdale – Vampire Girl (Buddy & Jim)

Buddy & Julie Miller – The Last Bride You Will Cross (for John R. Lewis)

Buddy & Julie Miller with The McCrary Sisters and Steve Earle – Let It Rain

Julie Miller –

Who Owns Your Heart (Introducing Julie Miller)

Treasure of the Broken Land (Orphans and Angels)

Mark Heard – Look Over Your Shoulder (Second Hand)

Patty Griffin, Buddy Miller, Jim Lauderdale, Ann McCrary, Regina McCrary – Move Up (Downtown Church)

 

Also heard:

Brief snippets of Jimi Hendrix Experience – Purple Haze;

Grateful Dead – Ripple;

Lucinda Williams – Car Wheels on a Gravel Road;

Justin Townes Earle – One More Night In Brooklyn;

Band of Joy – Satan, Your Kingdom Must Come Down

 

And in the background…

Alsever Lake – Wolfe’s End

Brent Wood – Nothin’ Like You

Chris Taylor – Thou Art a Dreaming Thing

Heartland Nights –

Midnight Square Dance

Prairie Tempest

Redwood Hills

The Family Farm

Moonrise Canyon

Lost Ghosts – Judgment Day Outside My Door

Sounds Like Sander –

Wild Lands

Southern Woods

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