Little Milton
Guitar Man
Milton adds his stinging guitar licks on most of the blue/soul gems here. If you are a Little Milton fan, you'll love this album as much as any of his other fine releases.
Winner of the 2002 W.C. Handy Award for soul/blues album "Feel It," Little Milton is back with his follow up release "Guitar Man" on the Malaco Records label. The project, which showcases Milton's signature guitar style, features songs by multi-award winning songwriter George Jackson. Read More
Track Listing:
- 1. Guitar Man Listen to MP3 Clip
- 2. Take Time Out To Hear Me Some Blues Listen to MP3 Clip
- 3. Still Some Meat Left On This Bone Listen to MP3 Clip
- 4. Blues Tune-Up Listen to MP3 Clip
- 5. I Could Have Saved Our LoveListen to MP3 Clip
- 6. I Wish I Could Be Your Lover Listen to MP3 Clip
- 7. You Were On The Right Street Listen to MP3 Clip
- 8. The Juke Joint Is Calling Me Listen to MP3 Clip
- 9. Mr. & Mrs. Untrue Listen to MP3 Clip
- 10. Just One Moment Listen to MP3 Clip
- 11. Whenever You Come Around Listen to MP3 Clip
- 12. My Way Listen to MP3 Clip
The tune "Take Time Out To Hear Some Blues" is reminiscent of George's earlier smash hit "Down Home Blues." Present throughout the album is the unmistakable soul that is part of everything Milton has recorded going as far back as the Chess and Stax days. Milton is joined by newcomer Karen Brown on the classic "Mr. and Mrs. Untrue," a song earlier recorded for Malaco by Mighty Sam McClain. After 50 years of recording and touring, Little Milton still flaunts his strong vocals and of course his soulful guitar tone. Guitar Player Magazine said it best, "The only thing wrong with Little Milton's guitar playing is there is never enough of it." "Guitar Man" is a classic example why Little Milton is truly a living legend.
