Jody Miller - Heres Jody Miller

Review by S. Mott

Album Review: Here’s Jody Miller by Jody Miller (1977) Let’s talk about Here’s Jody Miller, an album that feels like a warm hug from the ‘70s. Released under Epic Records and produced by Jerry Crutchfield, this record blends pop, folk, country, and just a dash of world vibes. It’s like someone took all your favorite genres, shook ‘em up in a mason jar, and poured out something comforting yet totally unique. And hey, with engineers like Ernie Winfrey and Lou Bradley behind the board, it sounds crisp enough to make you wanna dust off your old turntable. Now, let me tell ya—this isn’t one of those albums where every track hits the same note. Oh no, Jody Miller keeps things fresh. But if I had to pick two tracks that stuck with me, I’d go with “Maybe I Should’ve Been Listenin’” and “You Can Be Replaced.” Why? Well, buckle up, because here comes the why. First off, “Maybe I Should’ve Been Listenin’” is the kind of song that sneaks up on you. At first listen, it feels like a sweet little country tune—but then BAM, it smacks you right in the feels. The lyrics hit hard for anyone who’s ever ignored good advice or brushed off a loved one only to realize later they were spot-on. Jody sings it with this quiet regret that makes you think, Wow, she gets it. You can almost picture her sitting on a porch somewhere, sipping lemonade and staring into the distance, thinking about what could’ve been. It’s simple but so dang relatable. Then there’s “You Can Be Replaced,” which might as well come with a warning label: Proceed with caution; heartbreak ahead. This track takes a sharp left turn from soft reflection into full-blown emotional chaos. The way Jody delivers the line “you can be replaced” sends chills down your spine—it’s cold, calculated, and kinda empowering all at once. Like, yeah, buddy, don’t take me for granted because guess what? Someone else will treat me better. Honestly, it’s the musical equivalent of dumping someone via text… but classier. One thing I love about this album is how it doesn’t try too hard to impress. It’s not flashy or overproduced—it’s real, raw, and unapologetically human. Listening to it feels like flipping through an old photo album. Some pages are happy, some are sad, but each one tells a story worth remembering. So, would I recommend Here’s Jody Miller? Absolutely. Whether you’re a die-hard fan of ‘70s country or just looking for something heartfelt to spin on a lazy Sunday afternoon, this album has got you covered. Just don’t blame me if you find yourself crying into your coffee while humming along to “Maybe I Should’ve Been Listenin’.” Oh, and here’s a random thought to leave you with: If this album were a meal, it’d be fried chicken and biscuits—comfort food with a side of soul. Now, aren’t you hungry?

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Artist: Jody Miller
Album: Heres Jody Miller

1977

Rating: 3.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
You Can Be Replaced	3:13
Won't You Stay (Just A Little Bit Longer)
This Is Us (Conclusion)
Roll Me On The Water
When The New Wears Off Our Love
Maybe I Should've Been Listenin'
Try Me Again
Spread A Little Love Around
You Can Be Replaced (Part I)
Montana Cowboy
This Is Us (Part I)
Maybe I Should Have Been Listen'	3:01
This Is Us	2:36
I Don't Believe You've Met My Baby
You Can Be Replaced (Conclusion)

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Catalog Numbers

EA 34446
KE 34446
EPC 81975

Labels

Epic

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8-Track Cartridge
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Companies

Role	Company
Phonographic Copyright (p)	CBS Inc.
Copyright (c)	CBS Inc.
Recorded At	The Sound Shop

Credits

Role	Credit
Producer	Jerry Crutchfield
Engineer	Ernie Winfrey, Lou Bradley

Notes

Made in England.
Cat. No. on sleeve: EPC 81975.
Cat. No. on labels: S EPC 81975.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Side 1): PAL 34446-1C
Matrix / Runout (Side 2): PBL 34446-1C
Matrix / Runout (Etched): EPC-S-81975-A-1
Matrix / Runout (Etched): EPC-S-81975-B-1

About Jody Miller

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American country music singer. Born: November 29, 1941 in Phoenix, Arizona, USA. Died: October 6, 2022 in Blanchard, Oklahoma, USA. Jody Miller was raised in Blanchard as the youngest of five sisters. She began her career in the early 1960's and first made her mark with "Queen Of The House

Real Name

Myrna Joy Miller

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Jodi Miller
Judy Miller

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know that Jody Miller's album *Heres Jody Miller*, released in 1977, features a unique storytelling approach? The track "This Is Us" is split into three parts—Part I, Conclusion, and a full version—giving listeners a multi-layered experience. It’s like a musical journey that unfolds piece by piece. Produced by Jerry Crutchfield and engineered by Ernie Winfrey and Lou Bradley, the album blends folk and country styles seamlessly. Tracks like "Maybe I Should've Been Listenin'" even have slight variations in the title, showing how intentional the details were. Pretty cool, right?

Comments

chandrajatiniskala

2025-03-14

Jody worked beautifully with producer Jerry Crutchfield on their HERE'S JODY album. That's my favorite album of hers, and this is one of my all-time records of hers. I love her big, expressive voice in this kind of musical setting, and I also love the steel guitar and mandolin on the record, too.