Ken Scoggins & Miller's Creek is a traditional, all acoustic bluegrass band
formed in 1999 following a yearly jam session at the city park in Newport, Tn.
Since that time Miller's Creek has been performing for receptive crowds at
many large bluegrass venues. The band has logged nearly 10,000 miles per
month during it's busiest seasons while receiving a significant amount of both
radio and television programming each year. Current and former members
have worked with the Larry Stephenson, Marty Raybon, and Raymond
Fairchild Bands.
Ken Scoggins is a veteran
bluegrass musician who's singing
style is reminiscent of first generation
bluegrass musicians.  Ken has
traveled extensively throughout the
U.S.performing for receptive crowds
at many of the nation’s larger
bluegrass venues. Ken has now
assembled a Miller’s Creek group
that is the most solid of the band’s
tenure. Ken is a BMI affiliated
songwriter and performs and records
with his '54 Martin D-28, '53 and
Martin D- 18, guitars. The '54 was
purchased several years ago from
John R. Bowman. John played the
instrument while a member of  
Allison Krauss And Union Station.  
Doug Rankin resides in
beautiful Mtn. Rest, SC and
joins Ken on duet and trio
harmonies. Though a multi-
instrumentalist,  Doug covers
the mandolin duties and
writes many of the band's
original tunes. Doug is a BMI
affiliated songwriter and
co-owner with Ken in Verner
Mill Publishing. Over the
years, Doug has acquired
quite a collection of
instruments.
Gentleman Bill Scoggins,
Ken's brother, rejoins the
band during the '08 season
on bass fiddle and vocals.
Bill has most recently lived
in Maggie Valley, NC while
working and recording with
the legendary Raymond
Fairchild; King of the
Smokey Mtn. banjo pickers.
Bill has now returned to his
Rock Hill home and is the
proud owner of a recently
purchased '41 Kay.
Joe Coffey makes his
home in Powder Springs,
Ga and joins the band in
'09 on banjo. Joe is an
exceptionally talented
multi-instrumentalist and
brings lead, baritone, and
tenor parts to the bands
vocal harmonies. Joe has
performed previously with
other great local and
regional acts and is a
highly respected Scruggs
style picker. Joe performs
with his '77 Gibson
"Mastertone" RB-250.