Miller, Emmett b. February 2, 1900 d. March 29, 1962 Country Singer. Miller began his career playing minstrel shows in the early 1920s. His first recordings were released in 1924 on the OKeh label. His singing style was unusual for its time, a type of yodeling that was often referred to as Miller's "trick voice." This style was an influence on early country stars such as Jimmie Rodgers and Bob Wills, among others. Since his 1928 recording of "Lovesick Blues," the song has been recorded by many artists, most notably Hank Williams, SR, who imitate...[Read More] (Bio by: Evening Blues) Fort Hill Cemetery, Bibb County, Georgia, USA
b. February 2, 1900 d. March 29, 1962