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Scott Miller has a Christmas Gift for the fans.

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McGonigel's Mucky Duck

2425 Norfolk
Houston, TX 77098

Category: Restaurant > Brewery

Region: Lower Shepherd-Kirby

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7:30 p.m. Tuesday, December 14, at ­McGonigel's Mucky Duck, 2425 Norfolk, 713-528-5999 or www.mcgonigels.com.

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Besides the band's freewheelin' guitar lines, snide lyrics like "this beer is colder than the shoulder you would give me if I told you the truth" are one of the hallmarks of roots-rockers Scott Miller & The Commonwealth. Before Miller started up his Commonwealth gang, he was involved in the wild V-Roys — a band signed by none other than Steve Earle to his now-shuttered E-Squared Records imprint in 1996. The V-Roys folded in 1999, but not before touring and playing their guts out to exhaustion. Today, Miller's Commonwealth has six albums under its belt, including (oddly enough) two Christmas releases. The first, Christmas in the Country, included all the standard Yuletide jams like "Greensleeves" and "We Three Kings," but new holiday EP Christmas Gift gets a little more rugged thanks to John Prine's "Christmas in Prison" and Roger Miller's "Old Toy Trains."