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Buddy Miles was a prolific drummer, singer, and bandleader whose groove-heavy, horn-driven sound helped shape late 60s to 2000s funk, rock, and R&B. As the founder and leader of the Buddy Miles Express, he collaborated with rock icons and contributed to landmark projects with The Electric Flag and Band of Gypsys. His signature track “Them Changes” became a staple on Billboard charts, underscoring his soulful, groove-focused approach. This page highlights his biography, discography highlights, and upcoming performances—helping you secure your seats for a celebration of a true rhythm pioneer.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Buddy Miles

Founder/leader of the Buddy Miles Express; earlier member of The Electric Flag and Band of Gypsys with Jimi Hendrix.
Signature track 'Them Changes' (1970) charted on Billboard Hot 100 and R&B charts; other charting singles include 'Memphis Train' and 'Rockin' and Rollin' on the Streets of Hollywood'.
Genre/style: funk, rock, R&B, soul, with jazz-fusion influences; horn-driven, groove-heavy sound.
Complete albums as a performer span 1968–2006, including collaborations like Carlos Santana & Buddy Miles! Live! (1972) and The Band of Gypsys Return (2006).
Major awards: NRB Hall of Fame inductions for Band of Gypsys (2019) and as a solo artist (2024).
2025 tour notes: no active official tour; tribute events planned (Dearborn, MI on Mar 1, 2025; NYC birthday tribute on Sep 5, 2025).

The records

Buddy Miles Discography

The Band of Gypsys Return
2006 · Image Entertainment
Blues Berries
2002 · Ruf Records
Miles Away from Home
1997 · Hip-O
Tribute to Jimi Hendrix
1997 · CAS
Hell and Back
1994 · Rykodisc
Sneak Attack
1981 · Atlantic
Bicentennial Gathering of the Tribes
1976 · Casablanca
More Miles Per Gallon
1975 · Casablanca
All the Faces of Buddy Miles
1974 · CBS
Booger Bear
1973 · Columbia
Chapter VII
1973 · Columbia
Carlos Santana & Buddy Miles! Live!
1972 · Columbia
Buddy Miles Live
1971 · Mercury
A Message to the People
1971 · Mercury
We Got to Live Together
1970 · Mercury
Them Changes
1970 · Mercury
Electric Church
1969 · Mercury
Expressway to Your Skull
1968 · Mercury

The hits

Top Buddy Miles Songs

Train – Part I / Train – Part II
1968 · Did not chart
Miss Lady / 69 Freedom Special
1969 · Did not chart
Funky Mule / Don't Mess with Cupid
1969 · Did not chart
Memphis Train / My Chant
1969 · Hot 100 peak: 100; Bubbling Under peak: 114
Rockin' and Rollin' on the Streets of Hollywood
1975 · Hot 100 peak: 91; Cash Box peak: 80
Nasty Disposition
1975 · Did not chart
Where You Gonna Run to Lady
1976 · Did not chart
I Love You More and More
1977 · Did not chart
Sunshine of Your Love (Buddy Miles Regiment)
1981 · Did not chart
Can You Hold Me (Buddy Miles Regiment)
1981 · Did not chart
What Does It Take (To Win Your Love) (California Raisins)
1988 · Did not chart
What Are We Fighting 4? (Unit III feat. Buddy Miles)
1991 · Did not chart

Buddy Miles’ career spans from the late 1960s through the 2000s, featuring collaborations like Carlos Santana & Buddy Miles! Live! (1972) and The Band of Gypsys Return (2006). He’s earned recognition with NRB Hall of Fame inductions for Band of Gypsys (2019) and as a solo artist (2024). While 2025 touring includes tribute events in Dearborn, MI (Mar 1) and New York City (Sept 5), fans continue to celebrate his legacy through official sites and releases on Buddymiles.com and Bandcamp. Explore the legacy, hear the grooves, and secure tickets to keep the music alive.

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