You just know how proud I am of this channel because this is pure true black music history Little Milton and the great Bobby Blue Bland never wanted to cross over leaving singing the blues they became great masters of the blues even the Great BB King said before his death that Bobby Blue Bland was the real King of the Blues which was true and Little Milton was next to be crowned king. What made Milton a great blues singer was his gospel tone voice you felt his passion for blues in his music that touched marrow of your bones yet your and so every time I got to him sing never once he gave a bad performance and hit was always a hell of a show with a badass hangover the day. Thank you all for remembering great black people that brought great joy to this country. ❤🎉

I met Milton in ,1975 in Helena Arkansas. He was a dear friend . A fabulous guitar player and vocalist and even a better person . I was 13 and a drummer . We came from Germany . He treated me like a son . The 345 Gibson he played sounded like an Orchestra. Not only did he play notes like BB , Milton knew chords and was one of the best band leaders bar none . I miss him . I started playing guitar at age 17 and by 20 I was beginning to find my way but the drums were my 1st instrument at age 7 and vocals at age 5 . Milton was one of my greatest inspirations , I hope someday I can honor his memory . Love to Pat and his son , I wish I would have known about his passing in 2005 . I would have been there . Bobby Bland too. Riley , Bobby & Milton were the absolute greats , sincerely Ben*Ben Adler. God Bless

One of my Father’s Favorite Bluesman, “ A Magnificent Guitarists, Overall, A GREAT MUSICIAN.”!!! Thank you for this Awesome video.!!

my favorite!🎸Bluesman

My mother played "we're gonna make it" constantly when I was a boy of 10 years old. I didn't know how many songs he produced. Another great job my young brother!!!

A great video. Keep bringing great videos. 👍

Loved Little Milton and love his singing and guitar playing.

Music people who love and know soul and blues know of Little Milton he was popular and famous too those in the Know.

Did I miss when you mention "The Blues Is Alright" and "Walking the Back Streets and Crying"? Those songs are some of his iconic hits.

My late uncle loved this man!

In the song, "Grits Ain't Groceries", the line about Mona Lisa, took me all the way out😊 Glades Records, a division of T.K. Records- was definitely known as home of the disco music for a minute--K.C. and the Sunshine Band, George and Gwen MacRae, Bobby Caldwell, Foxxy and I can go on😊. I enjoyed the story.. Thanks!

I am looking forward. 👍

My Uncle Milton he use to have tha best Bbq’s a lot of chicago blues singers use to come thru great times miss him!!!

💛 Little Milton Campbell music has inspired me to write many of my own songs. His voice, tone, and style is unmatched. If I could clone someone, he'd be top on the list. "Thank You For giving my favorite singer a little respect.!!!!

Happy Birthday!!! Enjoy your day.

Excellent video, Little Milton was among the best of his genres.

Little Milton had the vocal style as Bobby Bland and the guitar playing as B.B. King. I have mostly all of his songs.

I'm shocked (but I'm also old); I'm shocked Little Milton was not as popular or known. This guy was the man!

He did very well at Stax Records you forgot his biggest hits little blue bird and walking the back streets and cry and Mary’s place. All at Stax Records he was in watts Stax the movie. He was a great blues artist.

Did know who he was but what a great powerful voice . I think this video has been the one u played more samples than normal . Great work

This was a very interesting video, I never heard of this man!

I worked with Little Milton Campbell over 22 years

The man killed and wrecked everything he recorded on Chess and Chess records in the 1960s when I was growing up. My favorite is “Let’s Get Together “ in 1968.

I really didn't know to much about Little Milton. But my Mother has a Record of his. He Could Sing and played the Guitar, He should have been on Mainstream. Voted into the Blues Museum. RIP ALWAYS Little Milton 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Can you do one on Roy C he was very underrated

Great video

What it is recorded on Stax