DAVID MICHAEL MILLER
''SAME SOIL''
2015
54:30
01 - All The Blues To You
Drums/Percussion, Mandolin: Mike Brown
Bass: Tom Vayo
Piano: Jim Ehinger
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
02 - Just Ride
Drums: Shannon Street
Bass: Robert “Freightrain” Parker
B-3: Jim Ehinger
Harmonica: Jeremy Keyes
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
03 - Got Them Blues
Drums: Carlton Campbell
Bass: Richii Valentino
Piano and B-3: Jim Ehinger
Hand Claps: David and Laura Miller
Crowd: The good people of The Market Bar
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
04 - Friend Of Mine
Drums: Shannon Street
Bass: Robert “Freightrain” Parker
Keys and B-3: Jim Ehinger
Saxophone: Jason Moynihan
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
05 - Doing Me In, Doing Me Wrong
Drums: Shannon Street
Bass: Robert “Freightrain” Parker
Wurlitzer: Jim Ehinger
Harmonica: Jeremy Keyes
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
06 - Shoes To Shine
Drums: Josh Miller
Bass: Nick Peterson
Fender Rhodes and B-3 : Jim Ehinger
Saxophone: Barry Arbogast
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
07 - Needle To The Wheel
Drums/Percussion, Tenor Banjo, and Victrola: Mike Brown
Kee Bass and Keyboards: Jim Ehinger
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
Dedicated to Anita West, DJ Artist From Buffalo, NY, Perhaps The Last Dj
08 - If'in You Hear Me
Drums: Carlton Campbell
Bass: Richii Valentino
B-3: Jim Ehinger
Saxophone: Jason Moynihan
Percussion: David Michael Miller
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
09 - Born To Lose
Drums: Carlton Campbell
Bass: Richii Valentino
B-3: Jim Ehinger
Saxophone: Jason Moynihan
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
10 - To Early In The Morning
Drums: Shannon Street
Bass: Robert “Freightrain” Parker
Piano: Jim Ehinger
Harmonica: Jeremy Keyes
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
11 - Man's Got Thing To Do
Drums/Percussion: Mike Brown and David Michael Miller
Upright Bass: John Kibler
B-3: Mike Brown
Piano: David Michael Miller
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
All Tracks By David Michael Miller
ABOUT THE ALBUM
BY OFFICIAL WEBSITE
SAME SOIL is a tribute to the fertile blues/roots tradition influencing David Michael Miller’s unique style, following the heels of his breakout album, Poisons Sipped. Co-produced, mixed and engineered by Grammy Nominated producer, Mike Brown, at Temperamental Studio (featured on American Pickers), over half of this album was tracked with pre-WWII instruments and using old mic’ing techniques. Along with the vintage equipment, David brought in a host of veteran players to bring the songs to life including keyboardist Jim Ehinger (Bonnie, Raitt, Albert Collins, Billy Vera and The Beaters), saxophonist Jason Moynihan (Buddy Guy) and drummer Carlton Campbell (of The Campbell Brothers). David explores songs inspired by Muddy Waters, Jimmy Reed, Bo Diddley as well as a blend of americana, soul and gospel influences.
The album features songs that take the listener from hard driving acoustic blues, through greasy shuffles, gospel beats, slow moody ballads, on to funky blues rock and concluding with a heart wrenching song written to honor his grandfather who passed on during the recording of the album.
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''SAME SOIL''
2015
54:30
01 - All The Blues To You
Drums/Percussion, Mandolin: Mike Brown
Bass: Tom Vayo
Piano: Jim Ehinger
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
02 - Just Ride
Drums: Shannon Street
Bass: Robert “Freightrain” Parker
B-3: Jim Ehinger
Harmonica: Jeremy Keyes
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
03 - Got Them Blues
Drums: Carlton Campbell
Bass: Richii Valentino
Piano and B-3: Jim Ehinger
Hand Claps: David and Laura Miller
Crowd: The good people of The Market Bar
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
04 - Friend Of Mine
Drums: Shannon Street
Bass: Robert “Freightrain” Parker
Keys and B-3: Jim Ehinger
Saxophone: Jason Moynihan
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
05 - Doing Me In, Doing Me Wrong
Drums: Shannon Street
Bass: Robert “Freightrain” Parker
Wurlitzer: Jim Ehinger
Harmonica: Jeremy Keyes
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
06 - Shoes To Shine
Drums: Josh Miller
Bass: Nick Peterson
Fender Rhodes and B-3 : Jim Ehinger
Saxophone: Barry Arbogast
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
07 - Needle To The Wheel
Drums/Percussion, Tenor Banjo, and Victrola: Mike Brown
Kee Bass and Keyboards: Jim Ehinger
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
Dedicated to Anita West, DJ Artist From Buffalo, NY, Perhaps The Last Dj
08 - If'in You Hear Me
Drums: Carlton Campbell
Bass: Richii Valentino
B-3: Jim Ehinger
Saxophone: Jason Moynihan
Percussion: David Michael Miller
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
09 - Born To Lose
Drums: Carlton Campbell
Bass: Richii Valentino
B-3: Jim Ehinger
Saxophone: Jason Moynihan
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
10 - To Early In The Morning
Drums: Shannon Street
Bass: Robert “Freightrain” Parker
Piano: Jim Ehinger
Harmonica: Jeremy Keyes
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
11 - Man's Got Thing To Do
Drums/Percussion: Mike Brown and David Michael Miller
Upright Bass: John Kibler
B-3: Mike Brown
Piano: David Michael Miller
Vocals and Guitars: David Michael Miller
All Tracks By David Michael Miller
ABOUT THE ALBUM
BY OFFICIAL WEBSITE
SAME SOIL is a tribute to the fertile blues/roots tradition influencing David Michael Miller’s unique style, following the heels of his breakout album, Poisons Sipped. Co-produced, mixed and engineered by Grammy Nominated producer, Mike Brown, at Temperamental Studio (featured on American Pickers), over half of this album was tracked with pre-WWII instruments and using old mic’ing techniques. Along with the vintage equipment, David brought in a host of veteran players to bring the songs to life including keyboardist Jim Ehinger (Bonnie, Raitt, Albert Collins, Billy Vera and The Beaters), saxophonist Jason Moynihan (Buddy Guy) and drummer Carlton Campbell (of The Campbell Brothers). David explores songs inspired by Muddy Waters, Jimmy Reed, Bo Diddley as well as a blend of americana, soul and gospel influences.
The album features songs that take the listener from hard driving acoustic blues, through greasy shuffles, gospel beats, slow moody ballads, on to funky blues rock and concluding with a heart wrenching song written to honor his grandfather who passed on during the recording of the album.
WEBSITE
TO THE TOP
