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The Miller Sisters were a western swing duo consisting of sisters-in-law Elsie Jo Miller and Mildred Wages supported by steel guitar player Stan Kesler and guitarist Quinton Claunch and recorded by producer Sam Phillips with Sun Records. The band's 3 released records failed to sell as well as expected and they stopped recording after Phillips decided not to release the 1957 song "Got You On My Mind".
The album "Sun's Singing Sweethearts", a collection of Miller Sister's songs, was released in 1996 by AVI Entertainment. The album included the song "Got You on My Mind".
Discography
- 1955 Someday You Will Pay, You Didn't Think I Would (Sun Records, Flip Records)
- 1956 I Know I Can't Forget You But I'll Try, Ten Cats Down (alt) (Sun Records unreleased)
- 1956 There's No Right Way To Do Me Wrong, You Can Tell Me (Sun Records)
- 1957 Ten Cats Down, Finders Keepers (Sun Records)
- 1957 Chains Of Love,Got You On My Mind (Sun Records unreleased)
- 1996 Sun's Singing Sweethearts compilation of all Sun released and unreleased songs. (AVI Entertainment)
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