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Feb 21

The Waking -

A video for The Waking. Recorded with them Indiana boys on them Indiana nights.

Feb 03

Holler and the Moan

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Jan 18

Click Here to Listen/Purchase THE LEAVING at CDBaby.com! -

Songs about bleeding in the ditch with a broken heart, no money and no real prospects to speak of.

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Dec 28

Pre-Release Digital Copies of THE LEAVING Available Now!
10% OFF with code: LIONS

Pre-Release Digital Copies of THE LEAVING Available Now!

10% OFF with code: LIONS

sixtyyearswar:

My Old Kentucky Blog did a great write-up on Lee Miles’ for their ‘New Song’ feature and made No You’re Not. You’re Disloyal their new song of the day today, December 28th. Here’s an excerpt:

Fort Wayne’s Lee Miles is hell-bent on proving that, even if Jack and Diane are the blessed couple of Indiana roots music, the story need not end there for The Hoosier state. Through the course of a dozen thoughtful and tuneful numbers, Miles’ newest record, The Leaving, makes it abundantly clear that this is a young man with his own voice and plenty to say. More impressively, he avoids the temptation of trying to be too clever, a trap that has snared more young folkies than is fit for mention. (Read more)

sixtyyearswar:

My Old Kentucky Blog did a great write-up on Lee Miles’ for their ‘New Song’ feature and made No You’re Not. You’re Disloyal their new song of the day today, December 28th. Here’s an excerpt:

Fort Wayne’s Lee Miles is hell-bent on proving that, even if Jack and Diane are the blessed couple of Indiana roots music, the story need not end there for The Hoosier state. Through the course of a dozen thoughtful and tuneful numbers, Miles’ newest record, The Leaving, makes it abundantly clear that this is a young man with his own voice and plenty to say. More impressively, he avoids the temptation of trying to be too clever, a trap that has snared more young folkies than is fit for mention. (Read more)

Dec 20

The Leaving: A Chronicle of a Bad Year

              leeandbentley

Songwriter Lee Miles pays a lot of attention to words. There’s hardly a throw away line in his lyrics, no pat phrases chosen just to fit a rhyme scheme or fill a chorus, so it’s probably not surprising that when talking about his new album The Leaving, Miles seems a little self-conscious or hesitant about some of the adjectives Your Humble is throwing his way. Words like “bleak.” And “grim.” And “stark.” Well, actually, he’s perfectly fine with “stark,” and he’s more than willing to concede that the tone of The Leaving is a little dark, but…

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Sep 20

Photos courtesy of Drew Allegre

Photos courtesy of Drew Allegre