Mark touches two genres of music that I appreciate his input in. Loved Sawyer Brown in the 80s and 90s. I did not realize he produced Casting Crowns albums for some time. Love their music as well.
Sawyer Brown deserves every good thing that has happened to them as they are about the most mature, honest, hard working band one could ever find. First off, I love their music and the fact that they stayed true to themselves and didn't sell out to the "Nashville" sound which IMO today is a useless, soul-lacking sound. Secondly, they put in the hours touring and being true to their fans. I saw them in a little stop in Mansfield TX a few years ago and they put on for a couple of hundred people the same show they would do for a major arena. They respect their fans by putting on a great show every night, regardless of venue or attendance. Hope they keep pumping out their music for years to come.
Thank you for posting this. I have been a huge fan for many years, I hate to imagine how much I have spent on tickets, and traveled, but always worth it. I love that your dad doesn't just stand behind the microphone! I was at a show a few years ago in Missouri, your dad wasn't feeling well so Joe took the lead on most of it, but your dad still gave all he got and did a Q and A. He's such a class act, and I'm thankful he's still touring! Thanks again!
Mark Miller is actually a cousin of mine on my dads side. We've never met cause he's from the half of the family that split off and moved to indiana but I have always been a big fan of their music. Love the spotlight video Madison, great job.
I'm just now seeing this for the first time. The very first Concert I had ever seen was your Dad. Sawyer Brown and Shenandoah did a show together at the West Virginia State Fair back in 1989. I was fortunate enough to meet your Dad and band that night. I was a Starstruck 16 year old kid that got to meet one of the Biggest Acts in Country Music at that time. It was a magical experience for me. They were Great!
your dad is so down to earth, the band is great in their music, Love Sawyer Brown in the 1990's and today. I used to chat with your grandma Jackie when she ran the fan club, she was a wise caring lady. and can see a lot of her in you.
Mark touches two genres of music that I appreciate his input in. Loved Sawyer Brown in the 80s and 90s. I did not realize he produced Casting Crowns albums for some time. Love their music as well.
Sawyer Brown deserves every good thing that has happened to them as they are about the most mature, honest, hard working band one could ever find. First off, I love their music and the fact that they stayed true to themselves and didn't sell out to the "Nashville" sound which IMO today is a useless, soul-lacking sound. Secondly, they put in the hours touring and being true to their fans. I saw them in a little stop in Mansfield TX a few years ago and they put on for a couple of hundred people the same show they would do for a major arena. They respect their fans by putting on a great show every night, regardless of venue or attendance. Hope they keep pumping out their music for years to come.
Love Sawyer Brown from the beginning! ❤
Thank you for posting this. I have been a huge fan for many years, I hate to imagine how much I have spent on tickets, and traveled, but always worth it. I love that your dad doesn't just stand behind the microphone! I was at a show a few years ago in Missouri, your dad wasn't feeling well so Joe took the lead on most of it, but your dad still gave all he got and did a Q and A. He's such a class act, and I'm thankful he's still touring! Thanks again!
Fan from the beginning i could watch & hear them everyday
I want to hang out with mark for a day. So fun.
Mark Miller is actually a cousin of mine on my dads side. We've never met cause he's from the half of the family that split off and moved to indiana but I have always been a big fan of their music. Love the spotlight video Madison, great job.
I'm just now seeing this for the first time. The very first Concert I had ever seen was your Dad. Sawyer Brown and Shenandoah did a show together at the West Virginia State Fair back in 1989. I was fortunate enough to meet your Dad and band that night. I was a Starstruck 16 year old kid that got to meet one of the Biggest Acts in Country Music at that time. It was a magical experience for me. They were Great!
😂😆 Never heard of them
Thanks Madison. Gotta love your dad, and now I'm a fan of your videos. Keep 'em coming..
I like the voice of your dad especially 8n homestead in my heart
Excellent! More Sawyer Brown videos! 😊🙏
Fantastic Episode! Thanks so much for sharing this one!!!
Wow I live here and never knew Mark Miller recorded in my stomping ground. Madison that's actually Sheffield Al but he u got my vote
your dad is so down to earth, the band is great in their music, Love Sawyer Brown in the 1990's and today. I used to chat with your grandma Jackie when she ran the fan club, she was a wise caring lady. and can see a lot of her in you.
cool interview!
Jumpin' Mark Brown! :D
Sat behind y’all for years in Christ Church. Would love to do some Pentecostal stepping with Mark. My dad was a preacher too.
Who owns the house? It's a great place that encourages creativity and fun.
It's actually in Sheffield Al but as u cross the O'Neil bridge take the first right and it will take u around to it. DRIVE SLOW though
Nice Vandy cap Mark Miller
They Didn't start using this until at least 1993's
outskirts of town
Never heard of this band until today ...... didn't miss anything
I'm local literally and I know Mark was there in 1992