SoundClick artist: Blueberry Hill - We are the Miller Family Band from Stanwood, Washington. We play homegrown bluegrass and folk music

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kevin miller

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» genre: Country > Bluegrass

» location: Kevin Miller

Stanwood WA USA
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» label: unsigned

15 songs available

Blueberry Hill

NEWS You won't want to miss a double header scheduled on March 10, 2012 at the Conway Muse, WA. Blueberry Hill will join Pickled Okra in the Parlor at 8 p.m. for some great live music and entertainment. Check our sites...

www.blueberryhillbluegrass.com and www.getokra.com

I'm sure sometime during the night the mystery band, Pickled Blueberries will appear. Don't miss it!

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Big Sciota

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Bluebird Train (Blueberry Hill version)

Catfish John

Long Ride Home

Long Walk to Winslow

Orphan Girl

Cabin In Caroline

In the Gravelyard

White Freightliner

Can't You Hear Me Callin'

check all 15 songs on the music page

Kevin Miller - guitar, vocals, mandolin, and music coach.
Sarah Miller - Bass and bouncer.
Aida Miller - guitar, mandolin, vocals, and Daddy's cutie pie
Forrest Miller - banjo, jaw harp -- momma's golden boy

When we're lucky... Uncle Loren Postma - dobro artist

Our past performances... Mukilteo Bluegrass & Folk Festival 2009/2010, Conway Muse concerts 2011, Maltby Bluegrass Open Mic, Darrington Bluegrass Open Mic

Why this name?

We originally called our band Motel 5 1/2 but nobody could find us on Youtube.

Blueberry Hill is a beautiful mountain in the wilderness, and it sounds kind of bluegrassy!

Do you play live?

Yep, just about any chance we can get. We like all the bluegrass festivals, roots music venues, private parties, or just on the front porch.

How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?

It's great fun to lay down some tracks with someone on the other side of the world. Nice to share with our bluegrass fans in Europe, Asia, Egypt, etc.

Would you sign a record contract with a major label?

We'd have to stop playing to do that. Hmmm?

Band History:

We're a family band founded in 2009. There are four of us, and the kids are happy to have their mom playing bass. She's like a diesel tractor back there!

Your influences?

Music has been our main influence. But we like all the good stuff. Mostly old folk tunes and some originals. Anything with feeling and emotion -- fast or slow.

Favorite spot?

North Cascades and San Juan Islands

Equipment used:

Martin & Collings. Rich & Taylor banjo. When we play a gig, sometimes they need rental equipment to get the mess cleaned up. Clamps and glue to fix furniture and stuff like that :)

Anything else...?

We play for the love of music, and love to share it with others. It is fun to dig up and old song and play it a new way. Every song has a story -- sort of like taking a trip without all the hassle of luggage and airfare!

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