Scott Miller (country musician)

Miller grew up on a farm in Swoope, Virginia. Miller collaborated with filmmaker James Weems and photographer Glen Rose on mini-documentary Going Home which explores Miller's personal and musical journey in returning to the family farm. In addition to solo shows, Miller played some shows with a full Commonwealth band lineup, but more often played trio shows with what he has come to call the Commonwealth Ladies Auxiliary (bass player Bryn Davies and fiddler Rayna Gellert). ==Discography==

Solo: • Are You With Me? (2000) – live, independent self-release • For Crying Out Loud (2008) – self-released on F.A.Y. Recordings • Christmas Gift EP (2010) – self-released on F.A.Y. Recordings • Big Big World (2013) – self-released on F.A.Y. Recordings • Ladies Auxiliary (11/2017) – self-released on F.A.Y. Recordings As Scott Miller & the Commonwealth: • Thus Always to Tyrants (2001) – Sugar Hill • Upside Downside (2003) – Sugar Hill • Citation (2006) – Sugar Hill • Reconstruction (2007) – live, independent self-release With Rayna Gellert: • CoDependents EP (2012) – self-released on F.A.Y. Recordings ==References==