Miller Anderson is a revered British singer, guitarist, and songwriter, whose music career has woven through the tapestry of blues, rock, and folk genres since the late 1960s. Originally hailing from Houston, Renfrewshire, Scotland, Anderson first garnered attention as a member of the Keef Hartley Band, performing at the legendary 1969 Woodstock Festival. His talents are expansive, having been associated with a wide array of influential acts including the Spencer Davis Group, Savoy Brown, and Chicken Shack. Throughout his career, Miller Anderson has been admired for his soulful voice and adept guitar skills, which have allowed him to leave a lasting impression on the music scene.

Aside from his collaborative efforts, Anderson has also forged a significant solo career. Albums such as "Bright City," originally released in 1971 and later remastered and expanded in 2023, showcase his versatility and depth as a musician and songwriter. Over the years, his discography has expanded to include titles like "Bluesheart" and "Chameleon," reflecting his continuous evolution and dedication to his craft. His live performances, such as those captured on "From Lizard Rock! (Live 2008)" and "Essener Pop and Blues Festival 1969 & 1970," highlight Anderson's ability to connect with audiences through his expressive delivery and guitar mastery. Miller Anderson remains an influential figure in the landscape of British blues and rock music, respected for his contributions and enduring presence in the music world.

Genres

Power Blues-rock

Latest Release

Essener Pop and Blues Festival 1969 & 1970

Miller Anderson

Album - 13 Tracks - Released April 26, 2024