Founded in 1985 by twin brothers Gary & Glenn Miller - "the Strummer and Jones of Folk Music".

"A Whisky Priests show is the sort of stuff to make your hair curl; honest, earthy, loud, raucous and tremendously uplifting” (Folk Roots, UK)

Bene, Blues harmonica busker, Yonberg endorser, founder member of 'sembalance' project, which this page is not for , but for solo and other blues tunes.
The Collaborators-
Ashley Gannicot, mainstay of the Street roaming 'Blues Patrol'
Martyn Hutchings, Sembalance Guitar meastro.

Internationally acclaimed songwriter, performer and recording artist.

"As a song poet, there are few in the world today to match him" (Green Man Review, USA).

Gary Miller first rose to international prominence during the mid eighties and throughout the nineties as principal songwriter, lead singer, guitarist & mandolin player with The Whisky Priests, the internationally renowned folk-rock band with a worldwide cult following that he founded in 1985 and fronted with his twin brother Glenn (“the Jimi Hendrix of the accordion”) - a UK journalist once described them as “the Joe Strummer and Mick Jones of the Folk World".

In 2010, following a self-imposed sabbatical due to long-term illness, this persevering and highly innovative artist stepped out of the shadows and returned from the wilderness with the release of the highly anticipated ‘Reflections on War’, his landmark ground-breaking debut solo album and first CD of all new material in 10 years.



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