• No Depression Indie Roots Music Podcast, Ep. 3, with Gregg Geil and Scott Miller

    No Depression Posted On September 28, 2009
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    Episode three of our No Depression Indie Roots Music Podcast features Gregg Geil of AmericanaRoots.com spotlighting, profiling, and chatting with singer-songwriter Scott Miller. According to Gregg’s write-up about this ‘cast:

    On this edition of the The Americana Spotlight podcast, I interview the one and only Scott Miller. Scott recently released a new CD entitled For Crying Out Loud which marks a new chapter in his life after launching his own record label and leaving Sugar Hill Records. For more information on Scott Miller, you can visit Scott Miller’s website.

    Stream the latest podcast above, download it from iTunes, or pick up our No Depression podcast feed. As always, please let us know if you have any feedback, please leave comments on iTunes, and help us spread the word! Enjoy!




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