Roger Miller

Roger Miller

Roger Miller

Written by · Artist · Producer · Arranged by

Real name
Roger Dean Miller
Born
2 January 1936 · Fort Worth
Died
25 October 1992 (aged 56) · Los Angeles
Genres
Country Music

Sources: Wikipedia · Discogs

Profile

Big River (Original Broadway Cast)

William Hauptman, Roger Miller

1985 · LP

Old Friends

Willie Nelson, Roger Miller

1982 · LP · Producer, Written by

Story And Songs From Robin Hood

Roger Miller, Roger Miller, Roger Miller, Nancy Adams, Phil Harris, Roger Miller, Roger Miller, "Robin Hood" Chorus

1973 · LP · Written by

Ruby (Don't Take Your Love To Town)

Roger Miller

1972 · LP

The Best Of Roger Miller

Roger Miller

1971 · LP

Roger Miller 1970

Roger Miller

1970 · LP · Written by

King Of The Road / England Swings

Roger Miller

1969 · 7" · Written by

A Tender Look At Love

Roger Miller

1968 · LP · Written by

Little Green Apples

Roger Miller

1968 · 7" · Written by

Walkin' In The Sunshine

Roger Miller

1967 · LP · Written by

Walkin' In The Sunshine

Roger Miller

1967 · 7" · Written by

Words And Music By Roger Miller

Roger Miller

1966 · LP

I've Been A Long Time Leavin' (But I'll Be A Long Time Gone) / Husbands And Wives

Roger Miller

1966 · 7" · Written by

Golden Hits

Roger Miller

1965 · LP · Written by

The 3rd Time Around

Roger Miller

1965 · LP · Written by

The Return Of Roger Miller

Roger Miller

1965 · LP · Written by

King Of The Road / Atta Boy Girl

Roger Miller

1965 · 7" · Written by

Wild Child

Roger Miller

1965 · LP

The One And Only

Roger Miller

1965 · LP · Written by

Engine Engine #9 / The Last Word In Lonesome Is Me

Roger Miller

1965 · 7" · Written by

England Swings

Roger Miller

1965 · 7" · Written by

It Happened Just That Way / One Dyin' And A Buryin'

Roger Miller

1965 · 7" · Written by

Kansas City Star

Roger Miller

1965 · 7" · Written by

Dang Me

Roger Miller

1964 · LP

Dang Me / Got 2 Again

Roger Miller

1964 · 7" · Written by

Roger Miller

Roger Miller

1964 · LP

Chug-A-Lug

Roger Miller

1964 · 7" · Written by

Do-Wacka-Do

Roger Miller

1964 · 7" · Written by

28 records