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 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.