Name: Love Snuck Up
Brand: Relativity Entertainment
SKU: 33087
Price: 19.43 USD
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Love Snuck Up

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Album: Love Snuck Up
#	Song Title	Time
1)	You Make My Heart Beat Too Fast - (previously unreleased)
2)	Wallflower
3)	Little Darlin'
4)	You're Running Wild
5)	Dirty Water
6)	Draggin' the River
7)	Keep Your Distance
8)	In Memory of My Heart
9)	Love Snuck Up
10)	Out in the Rain
11)	Forever Has Come to an End
12)	Quecreek
13)	Take Me Back
14)	It's Been a Change

Performer Notes

Buddy & Julie Miller: Buddy Miller (bass guitar); Julie Miller.
Personnel: Buddy Miller (vocals, guitar); Julie Miller (vocals, guitar); Emmylou Harris (vocals); Gurf Morlix (guitar); Tammy Rogers (mandolin, fiddle); Larry Campbell, Sam Bush (fiddle); Don Heffington, Rev. Brady Blade, Bryan Owings, Paul Griffith (drums).
Additional personnel: Al Perkins (steel guitar); Phil Madeira (Hammond b-3 organ); Garry Tallent, Byron House, Rick Plant (bass guitar); Donald Lindley (drums); Don Heffington, Emmylou Harris, Gurf Morlix, Larry Campbell, Sam Bush, Tammy Rogers, Rev. Brady Blade, Bryan Owings, Paul Griffith.
Audio Remasterer: Bob Stone.
Liner Note Author: Bill Friskics-Warren.
Recording information: Dogtown Studio, Nashville, TN (1995-2002).
Photographer: Michael Wilson .
Husband-and-wife team Buddy and Julie Miller spent the second half of the 1990s casually defining the alt-country/Americana sound, as documented on this compilation of their first seven years of recording for Hightone Records, both separately and together. Buddy is a quadruple threat, as a frighteningly talented singer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer, and Julie bears both a compositional knack and a voice that's alternately earthy and ethereal. An unstoppable team, they tackle twangy swamp-rock, old-school honky-tonk, bluegrass-flavored acoustic numbers, and raw-boned country-rock over the course of this collection without missing a step. What's most striking is the Millers' ability to achieve a gritty, organic sound while still placing every element of both the song and the arrangements in just exactly the right spot. Craft and spontaneity aren't common bedfellows, but they sound just right together on LOVE SNUCK UP.

Professional Reviews

Dirty Linen (p.53) - "[T]his collection does go a long way to demonstrate to the uninitiated why the Millers are so highly regarded."