John R. Miller: “Red Eyes” | LR Baggs
The songwriter and band leader of The Engine Lights plays an original song in the LR Baggs studio.
LR Baggs presents songwriter John R. Miller performing the song ”Red Eyes” live in Nashville, with Chloe Edmonstone on fiddle and Karl Smakula on mandolin.
This session was filmed at the LR Baggs Soundcheck Office in Nashville, Tennessee, during the 2018 Americana Festival.
Directed and edited by Mike Luckett
Additional camera by David Johnson
Audio Mixed by David Brubaker
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