Emmett Miller (Acc By His Georgia Crackers) - Take Your To Morrow And Ill Give You To Day Dusky Stevedore

Review by Lamari Poval

Emmett Miller's album Take Your To Morrow And Ill Give You To Day Dusky Stevedore, accompanied by his Georgia Crackers, is a delightful collection of old-timey tunes that are sure to transport listeners back to a simpler time. The album features Miller's signature yodeling, which adds a unique and charming quality to his already impressive vocal range.

The album opens with the upbeat and catchy "Lovesick Blues," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. Other standout tracks include "The Ghost of the St. Louis Blues," "Big Bad Bill (Is Sweet William Now)," and "I Ain't Got Nobody," all of which showcase Miller's impressive vocal abilities and his band's skilled instrumentation.

Summary by Lamari Poval

While the songs on the album may be over 80 years old, they still hold up today and are a testament to Miller's enduring legacy as a pioneer in early country and western music. Take Your To Morrow And Ill Give You To Day Dusky Stevedore is a must-listen for fans of classic country and western music, and a great introduction to Emmett Miller's unique style and sound.