Pitney Meyer

Born of an enduring friendship and a love of traditional bluegrass music, Pitney Meyer is the musical brotherhood and songwriting collaboration of Mo Pitney https://mopitney.com/ and John Meyer. Committed to capturing the human element at every level of the recording process, Pitney Meyer, alongside Serve Productions, built a completely analog recording studio in the heart of an 1837 hand-hewn log cabin, formerly owned by Johnny Cash, now the Storytellers Hideaway Farm in Bon Aqua, Tennessee. Over a period of three days, Pitney Meyer produced and recorded their debut album Cherokee Pioneer, also featuring Nate Burie on mandolin, Ivy Phillips on Fiddle, Blake Pitney on Bass and five-time CMA musician of the year Jenee Fleenor on Fiddle.