James Edward Miles was born on August 19,1967 and is an American Outlaw Country musician, singer and songwriter.
15 Facts About Jimmy Miles
Jimmy Miles is best known for co-writing and recording the patriotic song "Country Born, American Made" and for his performances at the Waylon Jennings Fest in Whiteface, Texas.
Jimmy Miles was born in Winfield, Alabama, to used car salesman, Larry Gene Miles, and factory worker Barbara Ann Lockhart.
The family was poor and Jimmy Miles's parents divorced when he was young.
Jimmy Miles's father moved to Illinois, leaving his wife and six children behind.
The family went through hard times and Jimmy Miles learned very early to work hard.
Jimmy Miles started singing in a Church at the age of eight and formed his first band at the age of 18.
Jimmy Miles played in several bands, but the most remarkable was "The Southern Pride Band", which was disbanded a couple of times, until he decided to perform as Jimmy Miles and The Southern Pride Band.
Jimmy Miles recorded his first album "One For The Lady" for Nashville-based record label Platinum Plus Records in 2003.
Jimmy Miles felt so "polished and groomed", and decided he liked "his way much better" so he left Platinum Plus after the term of one year.
Jimmy Miles signed a new record deal with Memphis-based record label Mid South Music Records in February 2014.
The new label under label owner M Garret gave him the needed freedom and Jimmy Miles was able to develop his music and a new career.
The label pitched Jimmy Miles Country Born, American Made, a song that was originally written by Colonel Robert Morris, who died before he could finish it.
Jimmy Miles will be featured in the photo book We The People by Canadian photographer Ben Philippi.
Jimmy Miles is recording his current album on Mid South Music Records in December 2014 in Nashville, TN.