JERRY MILLER BAND

Jerry Miller (1943) is an internationally acclaimed guitar legend living in the city where he was born, Tacoma, Washington.  A veteran blues man, Jerry has been thrilling audiences for over 40 years. He began in the late 50's playing and recording with popular Northwest dance-rock bands including the Elegants.  But it was amid the music explosion of the 1960s that his career took off.  He contributed steller guitar work to the hit record I Fought the Law and the Law Won and toured the South with the Bobby Fuller Four.  After Fuller's untimely death, Jerry returned to the West.  In the epicenter of the cultural revolution, San Francisco, Moby Grape was formed.  Jerry provided the fire behind the three-guitar powerhouse band.  Fame came fast and hard.  The Grape signed with Columbia, recorded a half dozen albums, toured the U.S. and Europe, then slowly fell apart.

Over the years, Jerry has shared the stage with many rock and blues icons-Hendrix, Clapton, BB King and the Doors.  A world class player, he delivers some of the most complex riffs imaginable.  He is a "musicians musician", considered a master of the art form by both his peers and music enthusiasts alike.  His avid fans include Jimmy Page, Steven Stills, Taj Mahal, David Fricke, Eric Clapton, and Robert Plant.  Eric Clapton called Jerry the "best guitar player in the world" when he first came to the U.S.  On the Jerry Miller song "Now I See" it is clear why Robert Plant one of Jerry's most outspoken fans-credits Jerry as the major influence for Led Zeppelin.  Led Zepplin and the Grateful Dead are just two of the famous bands that have covered Jerry Miller songs live and on record.