Duo féminin US originaire de Tupelo (Mississippi). Elsie Jo Miller et Mildred Wages, les Miller Sisters ont débuté en 1955 chez Flip Records, un label annexe de la Sun Records, où elles y enregistrent deux singles. Elles furent le seul duo féminin de la Sun Records et se séparèrent lorsque Mildred partie en Indiana.

Elsie Jo Miller and Midred Wages were actually sisters-in-law; Elsie married Mildred's brother, guitarist Roy Miller, and the three of them worked briefly as the Miller Trio before auditioning for Sun Records in 1954. Producer Sam Phillips believed that the Millers' Vocals harmonies, complimented by the steel guitar solos of Stan Kesler and the percussive electric guitar of Quinton Claunch, would translate into significant record sales. However, the group did not score a hit. After Phillips decided not to release their 1957 recording of the R&B song "Got You on My Mind," the Sisters split up and Elsie Jo became an active participant in the Pentecostal Church.

Style musical : Traditional Country, Rockabilly

Someday You Will Pay (1955) You Didn't Think I Would (1955) There's No Right Way To Do Me Wrong (1956) Ten Cats Down (1962) Finders Keepers (1962)

Years in activity :

DISCOGRAPHY

78 t. & Singles

04/1955	78 t. & SP FLIP 504 (US)	Someday You Will Pay / You Didn't Think I Would
04/1955	78 t. & SP SUN 504 (US)	Someday You Will Pay / You Didn't Think I Would
01/1956	78 t. & SP SUN 230 (US)	There's No Right Way To Do Me Wrong / You Can Tell Me
07/1962	78 t. & SP  SUN 255 (US)	Ten Cats Down / Finders Keepers

Unissued Tracks

1956	SUN unissued - (Charly CD 8182 (#28))	I Know I Can't Forget You But I'll Try
1956	SUN unissued - (Charly CD 8182 (#1))	Ten Cats Down [alt. vers.]
1957	SUN unissued - (Disky CD 5201 (#8) / Sun (England) CD 33 (#9))	Chains Of Love
1957	SUN unissued - (Charly CD 8182 (#27) / Charly LP 30104 (#6) / Charly LP 30117 (#6) / Sun (England) CD 33 (#10))	Got You On My Mind
1957	SUN unissued - (Charly CD 8182 (#6))	You Can't Break The Chains Of Love

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