"In this collection of Q. and A.'s with dozens of illustrious country artists and fixtures of the Nashville scene, [Lyle E Style] ostensibly recounts the life of the musician and raconteur Roger Miller, of "King of the Road" and "Dang Me" fame, who died of cancer in 1992. But through a quirk of deliberate or accidental genius, what Style has actually assembled is a living document of country music in its hootin', hollerin' outlaw heyday."

"Lyle has a sound that makes every song unique. He has uncovered some real gems by some great songwriters in this CD. Great listening!"

"Singer/Songwriter Lyle E Style has put together just the right type of book to celebrate and remember Roger Miller. Rather than churn out the standard biography, Style's work lets the people who really knew, admired and loved him, tell their stories. The result is a book that's sometimes hilarious, sometimes troubling and sometimes poignant, one that gives readers far more detail and insight into the Miller personality than any academic chronicle. As distinctive as he was versatile and unusual, Roger Miller's charm and skill is wonderfully outlined in this valuable account."

Lyle E Style Cutting Room Floor -- The concept is cool: Raspy retro-rocker Style unearths unrecorded tunes by Roy Orbison, Buddy Holly, Waylon Jennings and his hero Roger Miller. The execution isn’t bad either: The menu of ‘50s-style rockabilly, twangy country and bluesy rock is smartly underproduced and presented with a wink. And as for Style’s quirky originals: Glad they didn’t end up you-know-where.

When country singer-songwriter Lyle E Style asked whether his musical heroes had any unrecorded songs, he got the answer he was hoping for: they did. And so Cutting Room Floor was born. The album contains unreleased songs written by legends Roger Miller, Waylon Jennings, Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly, along with nine originals. With those names come mighty big boots to fill, but there’s a lot of cowboy under Style’s hat. The whiskey-soaked vocals sound at times reminiscent of Kenny Chesney and at other times like Jeff Tweedy, all the while remaining unique. Style shows great respect for his musical forefathers while carving out his own path in the industry and on the scene.

"I find it exceptional. A must-read book" says

"Lyle...The Book is great!!!!! You have put together a wonderful tribute book, my friend and you should be really proud"