Jeff Miller -Live Friday October 2nd at 7:00PM
Admission is by donation only.
11679 Tomlinson Rd(Mendon rd) Last house on the right about 12 miles south of Van wert, Ohio
Bring your lawn chairs and BYOB
"Armed with only an acoustic guitar, Pittsburgh native Jeff Miller, now based in Nashville, uses looping pedals to create rhythm tracks, backing vocals, extra guitar parts -- all live, all on the fly. Fortunately, Miller's not just some gearhead, but a talented songwriter with a strong, clear voice -- in evidence on ['Can You Hear the Music?']."
-Aaron Jentzen, Pittsburgh City Paper
"Looping has grown into a staple at Miller's live shows, and on 'Can You Hear the Music?', songs such as 'Lost in the Crowd' and 'I Love You' showcase his dexterity."
-Rege Behe, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
"I don't know how he does what he's doing, but it's amazing."
-Gary Burr, hit songwriter and member of Ringo Starr's All-Starr Band
"Guitar virtuoso... Listening to Miller's CDs [or songs] on itunes is one thing, but seeing him live is another. During his one and a half hour playing time at North, his passion never died down."
-Amanda King, CCAC North Campus Voice News
"A total master of the loop/sampling pedal."
-Adrian Bischoff, KZSU
"Miller comes to Nashville by way of Pittsburgh. He comes packing three excellent albums. Each has Jeff's own distinctive brand of acoustic pop/rock - with great hooks and songwriting sensibilities. Jeff has been slowly but surely gaining in National popularity - he recently performed on Fox in the Morning, Lightning 100 featured his song 'Scars' on the Local Lightning Spotlight, and he's received airplay at over 175 stations in the US and abroad. Jeff is an independent artist at the moment, though I suspect he will be picked up soon. He's released three great albums, he's touring, has a large fan base, is getting TV and copious amounts of radio play on his own, and is working on going into the European market. Come to think of it, he may not need or want a label. But that leaves good management and tour representation wide open."
-Paul King, Nashville Hype
"Great guitar tone and songwriting."
-Phil Keaggy
"His music is timeless. Like other notable purveyors of pop, such as Todd Rundgren, Badfinger or Ben Folds, Miller isn't afraid to embrace and wield melody as a musical weapon. But instead of doing damage, the songs on "Seesaw" are infectious delights, from the Abbey Road-fueled 'Scars' to the sunny-side sound of 'Can't Take it With You' and its contrasting lyrical sentiment. Miller even shows a new, heavier side in 'The World is Out to Get You,' arguably the album's best track." -Rege Behe, The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
"Jeff's show was outstanding, and I felt I came away a better guitar player just from watching him."
-Arlon Bennett; Co-coordinator, Princeton NSAI
-Aaron Jentzen, Pittsburgh City Paper
"Looping has grown into a staple at Miller's live shows, and on 'Can You Hear the Music?', songs such as 'Lost in the Crowd' and 'I Love You' showcase his dexterity."
-Rege Behe, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
"I don't know how he does what he's doing, but it's amazing."
-Gary Burr, hit songwriter and member of Ringo Starr's All-Starr Band
"Guitar virtuoso... Listening to Miller's CDs [or songs] on itunes is one thing, but seeing him live is another. During his one and a half hour playing time at North, his passion never died down."
-Amanda King, CCAC North Campus Voice News
"A total master of the loop/sampling pedal."
-Adrian Bischoff, KZSU
"Miller comes to Nashville by way of Pittsburgh. He comes packing three excellent albums. Each has Jeff's own distinctive brand of acoustic pop/rock - with great hooks and songwriting sensibilities. Jeff has been slowly but surely gaining in National popularity - he recently performed on Fox in the Morning, Lightning 100 featured his song 'Scars' on the Local Lightning Spotlight, and he's received airplay at over 175 stations in the US and abroad. Jeff is an independent artist at the moment, though I suspect he will be picked up soon. He's released three great albums, he's touring, has a large fan base, is getting TV and copious amounts of radio play on his own, and is working on going into the European market. Come to think of it, he may not need or want a label. But that leaves good management and tour representation wide open."
-Paul King, Nashville Hype
"Great guitar tone and songwriting."
-Phil Keaggy
"His music is timeless. Like other notable purveyors of pop, such as Todd Rundgren, Badfinger or Ben Folds, Miller isn't afraid to embrace and wield melody as a musical weapon. But instead of doing damage, the songs on "Seesaw" are infectious delights, from the Abbey Road-fueled 'Scars' to the sunny-side sound of 'Can't Take it With You' and its contrasting lyrical sentiment. Miller even shows a new, heavier side in 'The World is Out to Get You,' arguably the album's best track." -Rege Behe, The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
"Jeff's show was outstanding, and I felt I came away a better guitar player just from watching him."
-Arlon Bennett; Co-coordinator, Princeton NSAI