
Elsie Jo Miller and Midred Miller (Wages) were actually sisters-in-law; Elsie married Mildred's brother, guitarist Roy Miller, and the three of them worked as the Miller Trio and were on WTUP Radio in Tupelo, Mississippi for about a year before auditioning for Sun Records[1] in 1954. Producer Sam Phillips[2] believed that the Millers' vocal harmonies, complimented by the steel guitar solos of Stan Kesler and the percussive electric guitar of Quinton Claunch, would translate into significant record sales.
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Ten Cats Down
Someday You Will Pay
Got You on My Mind
There's No Right Way to Do Me Wrong
Finders Keepers
Ten Cats Down - Original
Please Mr. Disc Jockey
Ten Cat's Down
You Can Tell Me
You Didn't Think I Would
You Know I Can't Live Without You
Woody
It Only Hurts For A Little While
There's No Right Way To Do Me Wrong - Original
Chains of Love
Finders Keepers - Original
I Love You My Own
Pop Your Finger (Hully Gully Dance)
Look What You've Done to My Heart
My Isle Of Golden Dreams
You Can't Break The Chains Of Love
tell him
Pop your finger
There's No Right Way To Do Wrong (Miller Sisters)
I Know I Can't Forget You (But I'll Try)
There's No Right Way To Do Wrong
Crazy billboard song
Aan De Baai Van Porto Rico
I Know I Can't Forget You
Sugar Candy
I'm Telling It like It Is
Your Love
Pop Your Fingers
My own
Don't Let Me Down
Woody - Original
Woody (with Steel Guitar & Fiddle)
I Cried All Night
Look What You've Done
Ten Cats Down (Alternative) - Original
Got You On My Mind - Original
Until You're Mine
Ten Cats Down=The Miller Sister
Walk on
Please Don't Leave
Ten Cats Down (Alternative)
Please Mr. Disc Jockey [1963]
I miss you so
There's No Right Way
Ten Cats Down (Alternate 2 With Spoken Intro)
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