Before there was alt rock band, Old Sand Mill, there was Reynolds and Miller, a popular 70's folk duo on the East Coast and in the UK, often opening for Paul Simon or Seals & Crofts. The duo released their debut album of originals, called "Cathedral," and a year later recorded a live concert at the Greenwich Village legendary coffee house, The Bitter End for a special live 2nd album, called, "Songs from an Old Sand Mill" (Live in NYC. This track is titled, "Eastern Girl" and was later rerecorded when Reynolds and Miller went electric and became Old Sand Mill. Their original duo name served as inspiration for their new band name, deriving from: reynOLDS AND MILLer. more

Before there was alt rock band, Old Sand Mill, there was Reynolds and Miller, a popular 70's folk duo on the East Coast and in the UK, often opening for Paul Simon or Seals & Crofts. The duo released their debut album of originals, called "Cathedral," and a year later recorded a live concert at the Greenwich Village legendary coffee house, The Bitter End for a special live 2nd album, called, "Songs from an Old Sand Mill" (Live in NYC. This track is titled, "Hostello Tangiers" and Miller gets to show off his ancient Indian whistle flute to enraptured audience. When Reynolds and Miller went electric, their duo name served as inspiration for the band's new name, deriving from reynOLDS AND MILLer. On Old Sand Mill's debut album, they revisited this track and turned it into an epic spiritual journey of the mind. This live version is the only original recording of the track. more