Ned Miller was a popular country singer-songwriter primarily active in the 1950s and 1960s. Known for his smooth baritone voice and traditional country style, he is best remembered for hits like "From a Jack to a King" and "Do What You Do Well". Miller's introspective lyrics and simple, catchy melodies displayed a knack for storytelling, which significantly influenced the subsequent generation of country artists. Despite his essential contributions to country music, he stepped away from public performances in the 1970s due to his stage fright, focusing solely on songwriting.