Little Milton - The Best Of Little Milton
Review by Eman Yousif
The Best Of Little Milton by Little Milton is a must-have for any fan of blues and soul music. This compilation album features some of the best tracks from the legendary musician's career, spanning from the 1950s to the 1980s.
Little Milton's powerful vocals and soulful guitar playing are on full display in this album, which includes classics like "Grits Ain't Groceries," "We're Gonna Make It," and "That's What Love Will Make You Do." The album also includes lesser-known gems like "Blues Is My Middle Name" and "I'm Gonna Cry A River."
The production quality of the album is excellent, with each track sounding crisp and clear. The instrumentation and backing vocals complement Little Milton's voice perfectly, creating a rich and full sound that is both timeless and contemporary.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Blind Man | ||
| Baby I Love You | ||
| All Around The World (Grits Ain't Groceries) | ||
| Just A Little Bit | ||
| I Feel So Bad | ||
| We're Gonna Make It | ||
| Sweet Sixteen | ||
| Did You Ever Love A Woman? | ||
| Stormy Monday | ||
| If Walls Could Talk | ||
| Who's Cheatin' Who | ||
| I Play Dirty |
Video
Little Milton - Just A Little Bit
LITTLE MILTON WHO'S CHEATING WHO
Little Milton - Grits Ain't Groceries (Checker)
Little Milton-Stormy Monday
LITTLE MILTON We're Gonna Make It 1965
Little Milton - If Walls Could Talk
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Catalog Numbers
9283 011Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Compilation
- Stereo
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Recorded At | Ter Mar Studios |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Producer | Billie Davis, Calvin Carter, Gene Barge |
Notes
Recorded at Ter-Mar Recording StudiosAbout Little Milton
R&b singer, guitarist and songwriter, born 7 September 1934 in Inverness, Mississippi, died 4 August 2005 in Memphis, Tennessee.
Little Milton had a career that spanned from the mid-1950s up until shortly before his death in 2005, recording for labels such as , , and .
He legally dropped "James" as a first name after learning of a half-brother with the same name.
Real Name
- (James) Milton Campbell
- Jr.
Name Vars
- Campbell
- James \
- Milton Campbell
- L. Milton
- Little Milton Campbell
- Little Milton Campbell, Jr.
- Little Milton Campell
- M. Campbell
- Milt Campbell
- Milton
- Milton Little
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Aliases
- Milton Campbell
Summary by Eman Yousif
Comments
Brilliant version of a classic song.
Wait for it... 2:04!!!
Can't believe there are only 6 comments. Moving
Absolutely the best version of Stormy Monday. Little Milton was a crazy great guitar player and an incredible voice.
My fave version of this tune
Stormy Monday
Tuesday's just as bad
Wednesday's worse
... & Thursday's oh so sad
The Eagle flies on Friday
& Saturday I go out to play
On Sunday I go to church
& get down on my knees to pray
Poetry for the bad days
Tuesday's just as bad
Wednesday's worse
... & Thursday's oh so sad
The Eagle flies on Friday
& Saturday I go out to play
On Sunday I go to church
& get down on my knees to pray
Poetry for the bad days
Look up "kid Andersen wedding we're gonna make it" great cover him and his wife do on their wedding day. Beautiful
where is this kind of song/singer today?
Some of the best guitar play ever on a blues track!! My favorite version.That intro screams Saturday night blues club drinkin'!
legendary stuff
My grandmother played this song 55 years ago, I see why. I love and miss you Granny M ❤?
Love it!
How you gonna make it. When you don't have a cent to pay the rent. ???
2:10
This is a uplifting song especially if you're going to hard times. I really love this song. We're going to make it, this is for the whole world, we're going to make it.
Chicago soul masterpiece that I see as the upbeat successor to Sam Cooke's "A Change Is Gonna Come" from earlier in the year. Compelling mix of social realism and optimism. Fine arrangement, and Little Milton's vocal is both engaging and commanding. That it reached #25 pop nationally, even though it was shut out of the Top 40 formats in many markets, shows how strong this record was. #8 R&B/soul hit of the year in 1965.
Reminds me so much of better times for me and my people or so i thought. I was a child but we stayed in our own neighborhoods and went to our own schools. It was great!!!
Loved the ads for this classic, 'Hottest Thing In Chicago Since The Fire'.
I Love this Song .
Had just gotten married Dec 25, 1964 , didn’t have nothing much and this song came out , and this song inspired and encouraged us that we’re were make it . It’s been over 57 years and Thank God we made it and has had a blessed life ! .
Great! K R n the Burgh
