Review by Jason Pyle

Chickasaw Mountain, the latest album by Lou Ella Robertson and Don Robertson's Wanderers, is a delightful collection of traditional country and western songs that are sure to transport listeners back to a simpler time. The album features a range of classic ballads and upbeat tunes, all performed with the kind of passion and authenticity that only comes from a deep love of the genre.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Chickasaw Mountain," a haunting ballad that tells the story of a young woman who falls in love with a soldier stationed at the nearby army base. The song is beautifully rendered by Robertson's soulful vocals and the Wanderers' expert instrumental accompaniment.

Other highlights include the rollicking "Rockin' Chair Daddy" and the plaintive "The First Thing I Do (When I Get Home)," both of which showcase Robertson's impressive range as a vocalist and the Wanderers' tight, polished sound.

Summary by Jason Pyle

Chickasaw Mountain is a must-listen for anyone who loves classic country and western music. With its timeless melodies and heartfelt lyrics, it's a true gem of an album that is sure to delight and inspire music lovers of all ages.