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 | Mike Milligan Live Genre: Pop Live — by Mike Milligan and Steamshovel — Recorded Aug. 13 & 14, 2004 at The Slippery Noodle Inn, Indianapolis, In. — Contains live expanded versions of previously released material: Gone to Austin, On the Day, Good Days ... more » |
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Live
by Mike Milligan and Steamshovel
Recorded Aug. 13 & 14, 2004 at The Slippery Noodle Inn, Indianapolis, In.
Contains live expanded versions of previously released material: Gone to Austin, On the Day, Good Days to Come, Big Black Cadillac, If you Don't Change..PLUS Mike's arrangements of Shovelhead Favorites: Marvin Gaye's "What's Goin' On" and Al Green's "Love and Happiness". This CD captures the energy and excitement of Steam Shovel's live performances and is surrounded by the cheers and applause of their dedicated fans!
Mike Milligan - Guitar and Vocal, Shaun Milligan- Bass, Derek Felix- Drums
Big Mike "papa" Milligan - Left side guitar on Like Father, Like Son
Recorded on location By Andy Kennedy for Woodhenge Studio. Kokomo, IN
Reviw: by George Fish
This writer, an active writer on the blues since 1987, has known Mike Milligan personally since he began his active musical career in the1990s, when I'd hear him at the Slippery Noodle. Now, whenever I've heard him play his guitar these last few years, my mind harkens back those days in the Noodle when I first listened to his playing. Now, onstage, "The best damn blues band ever" as named by Indianapolis's renowned blues bar, the Slippery Noodle Inn, stood Mike with his band, Steam Shovel, the whole of Mike Milligan and Steam Shovel consisting of only three people, Mike himself on guitar and vocals, brother Shaun Milligan on bass, and Robert "Tiny" Cook on drums. Mike Milligan and Steam Shovel have this remarkably full sound for a trio, filling the audio space fully and completely, and never leaving the listener with a feeling that there's something lacking.
Mike, a large man physically whose appearance comes across as resembling that of a cuddly teddy bear in human form, is a most likeable, accessible person deeply affirmative of life, and his songs demonstrate that.
by Mike Milligan and Steamshovel
Recorded Aug. 13 & 14, 2004 at The Slippery Noodle Inn, Indianapolis, In.
Contains live expanded versions of previously released material: Gone to Austin, On the Day, Good Days to Come, Big Black Cadillac, If you Don't Change..PLUS Mike's arrangements of Shovelhead Favorites: Marvin Gaye's "What's Goin' On" and Al Green's "Love and Happiness". This CD captures the energy and excitement of Steam Shovel's live performances and is surrounded by the cheers and applause of their dedicated fans!
Mike Milligan - Guitar and Vocal, Shaun Milligan- Bass, Derek Felix- Drums
Big Mike "papa" Milligan - Left side guitar on Like Father, Like Son
Recorded on location By Andy Kennedy for Woodhenge Studio. Kokomo, IN
Reviw: by George Fish
This writer, an active writer on the blues since 1987, has known Mike Milligan personally since he began his active musical career in the1990s, when I'd hear him at the Slippery Noodle. Now, whenever I've heard him play his guitar these last few years, my mind harkens back those days in the Noodle when I first listened to his playing. Now, onstage, "The best damn blues band ever" as named by Indianapolis's renowned blues bar, the Slippery Noodle Inn, stood Mike with his band, Steam Shovel, the whole of Mike Milligan and Steam Shovel consisting of only three people, Mike himself on guitar and vocals, brother Shaun Milligan on bass, and Robert "Tiny" Cook on drums. Mike Milligan and Steam Shovel have this remarkably full sound for a trio, filling the audio space fully and completely, and never leaving the listener with a feeling that there's something lacking.
Mike, a large man physically whose appearance comes across as resembling that of a cuddly teddy bear in human form, is a most likeable, accessible person deeply affirmative of life, and his songs demonstrate that.