Buddy Miles
American drummer and singer-songwriter
Born
Died
2008
18 years ago — 61 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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A prominent musician, primarily recognized for work in the genre of rock and blues. Served as the drummer for the Band of Gypsies alongside Jimi Hendrix, contributing to the live album released in 1970. Also created and led his own group, Buddy Miles Express, which gained attention for its unique sound blending funk and psychedelic rock. Released several solo albums, including 'Them Changes' in 1970, which featured a mix of original compositions and covers. Throughout a career spanning several decades, collaborated with various notable artists and participated in numerous music festivals.
Drummed for Band of Gypsies
Released album 'Them Changes'
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