Miller's Crossing is a bluegrass band based out of Long Island, New York. The band was formed in November 2004 by Chris Maloy, Ronnie Feinberg, Marjorie Kelting, and Patrick Falco. Miller's Crossing prides itself on the original material each member brings to the band's repertoire. They strive to play bluegrass music the way they feel it, and the result is a fresh outlook on the music while not getting too far away from it's roots.

A premier release of the CD "Adirondack Rail", by Marjorie Kelting and Ronnie Feinberg, is an example of some of the material performed by Miller's Crossing.

Chris Maloy was born and raised in New Jersey and began his career playing the guitar in a country/blues band in Columbus, Ohio. While living there, he discovered bluegrass music and quickly turned all his attention to singing and playing rhythm guitar. Chris honed his bluegrass chops playing in local Long Island bluegrass bands for five years before joining Miller's Crossing, and has worked on recording projects with Andy Falco, Cody Kilby, and Josh Williams. Chris sings lead and tenor vocals and plays rhythm and lead guitar.
Marjorie Kelting is a native of Northern New York, born and raised in the Adirondacks. Her love of bluegrass music dates back to when she was a little girl. As a child she would attend local bluegrass festivals with her family. It wasn't until recently that Marjorie picked up playing rhythm guitar and singing lead and harmony vocals. She immersed herself in the music of the first generation musicians who defined bluegrass music. Marjorie has performed at local Long Island bluegrass festivals and other venues. Along with performing traditional material, Marjorie enjoys playing her own original material, writing songs that come straight from her heart. Marjorie received her Bachelor and Master degrees in Music Education and Music Theory and Composition. She currently teaches band on Long Island
Fiddler Ronnie Feinberg has been involved in bluegrass music for many years. In addition to Miller's Crossing Ron has been a member of The Fox Family and Straight Drive. He has appeared with Bill Monroe, Mac Wiseman, Patsy Montana, Rose Maddox, The Lewis Family, Mitch Harrell and many other talented bluegrass musicians over the years. In1995 as a member of the Fox Family, Ron was nominated for I.B.M.A. Emerging Artist of the Year. Ron has also written many bluegrass songs that have been recorded by several Long Island based musicians as well as a few nationally recognized groups. In addition to the new "Adirondack Rail" CD released by Ron and Marjorie, Ron has recorded three projects with the Fox Family and one with Straight Drive. Ron has done lots of session work in the New York area. Ron received his Music Education degree from SUNY Potsdam, Crane School of Music, and currently teaches orchestra at Mount Sinai Middle School
Terry has played the banjo since age 13. Within two years of starting to play, Terry was playing locally with several bands. For five years starting in 1988, Terry hosted The Country and Bluegrass Round-Up on WFDU fm in Teaneck, NJ. In demand in the studio, Terry has recorded with several artists/groups including The David Hampton Band, The Lost Ramblers, The Old Time Bluegrass Singers, The Dixie Bee Liners, jazz singer Alan Harris and others. In 2001 Terry released his first solo recording entitled "Straight Drive". The recording has received airplay nationwide and was even featured on Hairl Hensley's "The Early Bird Gets the Bluegrass Show" on WSM in Nashville, TN. Terry has also been highlighted in the Banjo Newsletter and has just completed work on a banjo instruction manual for Mel Bay Publications due out in 2007.
Patrick Falco was born and raised in Garden City, New York. He started out playing bass with the Long Island based band Waterstreet. Pat has recorded on numerous projects with local Long Island bluegrass, blues, and jazz bands. He recorded with his brother Andrew Falco on Andrew's upcoming "Sentence to Life With The Blues" project, and he plays on the latest Todd Collins project as well. Pat received his music education degree from Queens College, Aaron Copland School of Music and currently teaches orchestra in the North Shore school district.