Sawyer Brown

Taking their name from the Nashville street where they once rehearsed, Sawyer Brown made their national TV debut on the show Star Search in 1984. After winning $100,000, the band landed a record deal with Curb Records and charted its first single, "Leona," the same year. Following up with pulsating party songs "Step That Step" and "Betty's Bein' Bad," Sawyer Brown won the Country Music Association's Horizon Award in 1985.
Although the band continued to tour and churn out singles through the late '80s, Sawyer Brown had only sporadic hits until "The Walk" in 1991. The poignant song of a father-son relationship began a string of Top 5 hits that continued until 1995. During that time, the band's music changed somewhat, drifting from high-energy fun tunes to more thought-provoking fare like "The Dirt Road," "Café Down on the Corner" and "All These Years." In 1997, Sawyer Brown were named the Academy of Country Music's top vocal group for the year 1996. The band also has taken home six consecutive TNN/Music City News Awards top vocal band prizes.
Sawyer Brown have released 17 albums, among them two studio greatest hits packages and a Christmas album. A third best of collection, The Hits Live, was released in 2000 and included a remake of the 1980 Johnny Lee hit "Lookin' for Love."
The band signed to Lyric Street Records in 2003, but did not release an album on that label. However, Miller has found success in the Christian market by producing an album from the band Casting Crowns, released on Miller's label. Guitarist Shayne Hill joined the band in 2004. A new studio album, featuring the song "Mission Temple Fireworks Stand," is expected in early 2005.

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