Geoff Miller

Boogie  woogie cheating songs, love-lamenting ballads, rockabilly country bops,  lonesome melodic soliloquies—the tones of Geoffrey Miller’s debut solo  album “All Night Honky Tonk Man”—tell a story reaching back to Miller’s  childhood.Miller  grew up breathing the air of country and oldies AM radio and listening  to Waylon, Willie, and Hank Jr. cassettes in the dash of his adoptive  father Vern Miller’s work truck. Echos of Bakersfield, California’s  “Nashville West”, reverberate across the Central Valley to Sacramento,  CA where Miller grew up through family record collections, boom box  radios at summer trips to the river, and Hee Haw on afternoon TV.  Picking up the frequency from a young age, Miller strummed on toy  guitars and sang Merle Haggard verses as a child.Fast  forward to 2019, Miller bends crying notes from his fender telecaster  over a room full of two-steppers and swing dancers on a hardwood dance  floor. The worlds of country and…