Miller, Lauderdale host Sirius XM show
Wednesday, August 1, 2012 – Buddy Miller and Jim Lauderdale will co-host a new radio show on SiriusXM's Outlaw Country, channel 60. The Buddy & Jim Show will be broadcast from Miller's home studio in Nashville and feature in-depth interviews and musical performances from American roots artists.
The weekly show will premiere on Saturday, Aug. 4 at 10 p.m. eastern and will be rebroadcast on Sundays at 10 a.m. eastern, Mondays at 2 a.m. and 2 p.m. eastern and at 12 a.m. and 10 p.m. eastern on Wednesday.
Other upcoming guests will include Emmylou Harris, Richard Thompson and the North Mississippi Allstars.
Miller and Lauderdale are longtime friends and frequent musical collaborators on stage and in the studio. They join forces annually for the Americana Honors and Awards show, which Lauderdale hosts while Miller leads the all-star band.
More news for Buddy Miller
- 08/02/23: Millers release "Don't Make Her Cry"
- 06/28/23: Buddy and Julie Miller are "In The Throes"
- 01/29/16: Miller, Hull, Sellers post new sounds
- 11/23/15: Cayamo cruise recordings coming soon
- 09/12/12: Miller, Lauderdale set duets disc
- 01/03/11: Miller readies new CD with Frisell, Ribot, Leisz
- 06/30/10: Buddy Miller becomes Country Music Hall artist in residence
- 06/07/10: Buddy Miller records with Ribot, Frissell
CD reviews for Buddy Miller
Buddy Miller has done a lot in the music business. He's been a Nashville session player, a record producer, the musical director for the frothy, but entertaining, "Nashville" TV show. He does a weekly satellite radio with the talented, but dyspeptic, Jim Lauderdale.
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Buddy Miller is one of Nashville's finest guitarists. He's also a tasteful player. Therefore, while "Buddy Miller's The Majestic Silver Strings" may read like a guitar lover's dream, this is not just an excuse for Miller - along with his fellow guitar stars, Bill Frisell, Marc Ribot and Greg Leisz - to show off on said silver strings.
In fact, this album is as much about great (mostly) female singing, as it is about string bending. For instance, it's such a ...
Buddy Miller has always been on the outskirts of mainstream country music, mixing influences from gospel to blues to bluegrass and hanging out with folks like Jim Lauderdale and Emmylou Harris. He continues to march to the beat of a different drummer on this, his first true gospel album.
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