released May 27, 2016 

Recorded at RADscape Recording Studio 
Recorded/mixed/mastered by Randy Weaver 
Produced by Joseph Alton Miller 
All songs written by Joseph Alton Miller* 

*Except tracks 1,3 

Track Listing/Credits: 
1 - Winding Wheel 
Written by Ryan Adams (BMI) 
Joseph Alton Miller - Vocals, acoustic guitar 
Francis Lombardi - Acoustic guitar 

2 - American Crow (feat. Sandy Mack) 
Written by Joseph Alton Miller (BMI) 
Joseph Alton Miller - Vocals, acoustic guitar 
Andy Lalasis - Bass 
Sandy Mack - Harmonica 

3 - Do Re Mi 
Written by Woody Guthrie (BMI)/Arranged by Joseph Alton Miller (BMI) 
Joseph Alton Miller - Vocals, acoustic guitar 
Andy Lalasis - Bass 
Sandy Mack - Harmonica 
Francis Lombardi - Background vocals 
Meg Cannon - Background vocals 

4 - Procrastination 
Written by Joseph Alton Miller (BMI) 
Joseph Alton Miller - Vocals, acoustic guitar 
Francis Lombardi - Acoustic guitar 

5 - The Continuation of D.B. Cooper 
Written by Joseph Alton Miller (BMI) 
Joseph Alton Miller - Vocals, acoustic guitar 
Adam Serlin - Violin 

6 - Dude, Where’s My Whiskey? (feat. Kuf Knotz) 
Written By Joseph Alton Miller (BMI) & Tyrone Green (ASCAP) 
Joseph Alton Miller - Vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica 
Kuf Knotz - Vocals 
Andy Lalasis - Bass 
Francis Lombardi - Vocals, acoustic guitar 

7 - Ballad of a Beauty Maker 
Written by Joseph Alton Miller (BMI) 
Joseph Alton Miller - Vocals, acoustic guitar 
Andy Lalasis - Bass 
Sean D’Antoni - Trumpet

American Crow (feat. Sandy Mack)

Winding Wheel

Joseph performs an unplugged set for an intimate crowd in Brooklyn on January 6, 2017. Recording captured with a Tascam DR-05 field recorder.

Old Man Winter, Please Change Your Name - Live @ Sofar NYC 1:6:17

Do Re Mi - Live @ Sofar NYC 1:6:17

Dude, Where's My Wiskey? - Live @ Sofar NYC 1:6:17

American Crow - Live @ Sofar NYC 1:6:17

Winding Wheel - Live @ Sofar NYC 1:6:17

The Death of Eric Garner

When faith has gone home
And the war isn't won
When you've spent all your cash
And your credit is done
When you've spoiled your eggs
And your bread has turned black
When you look at your house
And the roaches are back
When there's stains on your clothes
And scars on your hands
When the man in the White House
Speaks threats about bans  
When our brothers and sisters
Aren't treated the same
Then I think it is time to move on

I know she lies
This is nowhere to be
On the left or the right
From my head to my feet
And I'm told to be still
Not sure this is home
But I think it's come time we move on

There's a shadow, a vortex
A damn silhouette
Ya get charged with its wreckage
That you can't forget
Eventually light
Gets burned out or hides
And the stargazers come out
And wait with the tides
Some say that we chose
Chief tweet and his lies
Some say the world
Will end in due time
If the hearsay seems true
And we need it to end
Then I think that it's time we move on

When your hands have been up
And their choking you out
But their pay still comes in
While your family's in doubt
And you're shot in your back
While you're running and scared
And ya wonder if life
Is gonna catch you impaired
It’s a fine tuned machine
That’s been running too long
And I'm told once it ends
Somethin else will go wrong
If the weight of the world
Feels like trash on ya chest
Then I think that it’s time to move on

The Death Of Eric Garner (Acoustic Demo)

Bored during the COVID crisis so I recorded this for my kid

Beauty & The Beast (Acoustic Cover)

Song written by Garth Brooks
Arrangement by Joseph Alton Miller

Joseph Alton Miller - Guitar/Vocals

Recorded at Worn Out Joke Studio (Hazlet, NJ)

The Dance (Garth Brooks Cover)

For the past decade and a half, singer-songwriter, Joseph Alton Miller, has been telling his life story on stage with audiences all over the Northeast. Recently, Joseph has shared stages with acts like Robert Randolph, Ellis Paul, Stephen Kellogg, Living Colour, and even 90’s hip-hop sensation, Bone Thugs-In-Harmony. His commitment to music and live performance have earned him nominations and awards in multiple categories at highly respected awards ceremonies throughout his newly found home state of New Jersey.
 
Originally from the Finger Lakes Region of Upstate, NY, Joseph immersed himself in the folk music genre, studying the styles of Woody Guthrie, The Carter Family, Tony Rice, and Doc Watson with his late musical mentor, Dr. Douglas Crowder. During his college years, Joseph started to break barriers as he invited multiple hip-hop acts to join him both in the studio and on stage. Currently, Joseph is touring around and promoting his new album - Songs of Travel for thr Vagabond on Worn Out Joke Records.

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