Blanche (band)

Members

• Dan John Miller - guitar, lead vocals
• Tracee Mae Miller - bass, vocals
• Lisa 'Jaybird' Jannon - drums, vocals
• "Little Jack" Lawrence - banjo, mandolin, vocals, keyboards
• David Feeny - pedal steel guitar, dobro, keyboards, clarinet, melodica, vocals, percussion

• Brian "Patch" Boyle - banjo, autoharp

  Discography

Albums

• If We Can't Trust the Doctors, V2 Records/Cass Records/Loose
• Little Amber Bottles, Loose

  EPs

• Demo EP, self-released
• America's Newest Hitmakers, Loose
• What This Town Needs, V2 Records/Loose

  Singles

• "Who's to Say/Superstition" 7", Cass Records

  Other appearances

• "Never Again"

  Other Projects

• In the 2005 biopic of Johnny Cash, Walk the Line, Dan Miller played the major supporting role of Luther Perkins, Cash's guitarist. Perkins' wife, Margie, was portrayed by Tracee Mae. Miller also appeared on the film's T-Bone Burnett-produced soundtrack.
• Tracee Mae Miller is an , and also makes many of her own dresses. For a short time, she ran a popular eBay store, where she sold revamped vintage clothing.
• Feeny was in the '80s garage band The Hysteric Narcotics as well as the Orange Roughies, and is currently also in the band . He also runs .
• Little Jack Lawrence has been the long-time bassist for The Greenhornes, and has been known to play with both bands on the same night. He is also a member of Jack White's bands The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather. Lawrence's stand-ins for live performances with Blanche have included former member Patch Boyle, Detroit musicians Dean Fertita and Steve Nawara, and Goober & the Peas member Tom Hendrickson Jr.
• Lawrence, Miller, and Feeny briefly played in the Do-Whaters, the backing band for Loretta Lynn's 2004 album, Van Lear Rose. The album was produced by Jack White, who also led the band.
• Patch Boyle has drifted out of the music business, and is the co-founder of the Detroit web magazine .