Alex Miller certainly isn't opposed to recording an Alan Jackson song, but few things were as obvious as the chance to cut an unreleased track from the Country Music Hall of Famer. It's the traditional country project you'd expect from the 23-year-old Kentuckian, and it includes songs he wrote himself, plus a few covers. Talking to Taste of Country Nights' Evan Paul, Miller says Jackson wrote "Secondhand Smoke" with Jim McBride in the '90s, just as he was becoming a star. The version Miller sings sounds pretty true to form to a song Jackson may have cut 30 years ago. Few who see Miller perform or hear his records will doubt his sincerity, but a love of traditional country music doesn't come with any hate toward contemporaries.