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MALFORD MILLIGAN
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DAVID GRISSOM
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DAVID HOLT
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CHRIS LAYTON
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TOMMY SHANNON
With dual guitarists Davis Grissom and David Holt, The Double Trouble Rhythm section of Chris Layton and Tommy Shannon and the high energy spiritual vocals of Malford Milligan, a Storyville live show was nothing less than legendary. This band racked up numerous Austin Music Awards in the late nineties including Band of the Year, Album of the Year and Song of the Year. There two albums, released on Atlantic Records, were both critical and commercial successes. Storyville is now getting ready to release a new live CD/DVD recorded at the legendary Austin music venue Antones. Stay tuned for more details!
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hi, thanks for the add! you guys are GREAT!! if every person on the planet got a earful of your music. you would be out selling elvis. KEEP ON KEEPIN ON. new fan. al young
I am in love with Storyville. I think you have one of the most awesome voices I have ever heard! Can't get enough of you. Would love to see you LIVE!!!
Mr. Mulligan ~~~ You have the most soulful voice I think I have ever heard in my entire life. The only four people I would place before you are Ray Charles, Etta James, Mavis Staples, and Otis Redding. You peg Otis so clearly ~ I get chills. God bless you and your incredible gift.
A great thread came up about Storyville on our Dr Z forum, and there were many raves from such distiguished guitarists such as our own Buddy Whittington, Dan Weller and Curt Oeser. We're all diggin' the last CD!
A few years back you guys came to Sweet Springs Saloon in Los Osos, Ca. It was for the piece of your soul album. Had a chance to speek with ya'll which was a big deal cuz I'm a bib SRV fan!!! thanks for the great show!!!
Hey Guys, Just wanted to let you know that you're a great inspiration to us as a band and a song writer such as my self! Our band plays "Don't Make Me Suffer", and "
HAVE A GOOD DAY, CONNIE
