Eddie Miller

American engineer/mixer/producer and musician based in Los Angeles, California. Miller got his start as the first assistant engineer at Prince's Paisley Park Studios. He earned engineering and mixing credit on Prince's "Lovesexy" album, among others. A move to Miami and he contributed as engineer and mixer on tracks that become #1 hits for H-Town, 2 Live Crew, Luke, and JT Money and Poison Clan. Miller's work also appears on albums by Matthew Sweet, Stone Temple Pilots, Creed, Willie Nelson, Travis Tritt, Letters to Cleo, Sister Hazel, Brooks & Dunn, and Sugar Ray, among others. Later Miller began producing tracks with William Burroughs, Perry Farrell, and The Doors for "Stoned Immaculate- The Music of the Doors". Additionally, he has engineered and mixed with Greg Kurstin for his debut release on Verve Records in March 2001 with guest artists to include Flea, and musicians from a number of bands including Buck Cherry, No Doubt, Garbage, Beck's band, Incubus and Soul Coughing. Miller also worked on the Goldmember soundtrack and the band Ming Tea, which is Mike Myers (Austin Powers), Matthew Sweet, and Susanna Hoffs. For the 80s-90s keyboardist/programmer/producer/songwriter associated to Shalamar, Norman Connors, Patrice Rushen, see Eddie Miller (6). For the US country songwriter ("Release Me"), see Eddie Miller (3). For the US sax player, see Eddie Miller (2). For the US pianist/songwriter (I'd rather Drink Muddy Water"), see Eddie Miller (5).