Little Milton did 14 albums in his 20 years with Malaco. I only had 1, but Dr Hepcat came up with 2 more so for what will likely be the last of my LM posts, I thought I'd offer up these 3.
Back to Back (Thanks Dr. Hepcat) http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/lywvWFkt/file.html Too Much Pain (Thanks Dr Hepcat) http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/KWZYUNsS/file.html For Real http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/BsCg6X3N/file.html
Thanks kindly for the Malaco albums...when I was younger I didn't care for the Malaco label, it wasn't gritty enough or it was too slick, but now i'm older I realize there are gems on this label, good down-home blues...Bobby, ZZ, Little Milton Dorothy Moore etc, good stuff. Sounds good loud, big and clean...thanks
Many thanks for this! I caught LM at a Mississippi casino in the early 90s, playing the lounge. He was as dynamic as ever with totally intact vocal and guitar chops. As with the commenter above, I've come to reassess some Malaco sides more charitably, so I'm looking forward to delving into the LPs on offer here.
Little Milton did 14 albums in his 20 years with Malaco. I only had 1, but Dr Hepcat came up with 2 more so for what will likely be the last of my LM posts, I thought I'd offer up these 3.
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Back to Back (Thanks Dr. Hepcat)
http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/lywvWFkt/file.html
Too Much Pain (Thanks Dr Hepcat)
http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/KWZYUNsS/file.html
For Real
http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/BsCg6X3N/file.html
This whole series of Little Milton posts has been great! I've had some of this stuff, but there's a whole lot that's new to me. Thanks!
Wow, that looks like a Little Milton invasion - love it - thanks a lot. Feel like Christmas
Thanks kindly for the Malaco albums...when I was younger I didn't care for the Malaco label, it wasn't gritty enough or it was too slick, but now i'm older I realize there are gems on this label, good down-home blues...Bobby, ZZ, Little Milton Dorothy Moore etc, good stuff. Sounds good loud, big and clean...thanks
Many thanks for this! I caught LM at a Mississippi casino in the early 90s, playing the lounge. He was as dynamic as ever with totally intact vocal and guitar chops. As with the commenter above, I've come to reassess some Malaco sides more charitably, so I'm looking forward to delving into the LPs on offer here.
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