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SUMMARY:Malford Milligan and Tin Cadillac Acoustic Live at The Cactus Cafe
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LOCATION:Cactus Cafe
DESCRIPTION:Buy Tickets!\n\nMalford Milligan is an American\, Austin\, Tex
 as-based soul\, blues and gospel singer who has been compared to Otis Red
 ding\, Al Green and James Carr. He is an eight-time award-winner as “Best
  Vocalist” at the annual Austin Music Awards (last awarded in 2015).\n\nI
 n 1994\, he helped form and fronted the Texas supergroup\, Storyville\, w
 ith guitarists David Holt\, David Grissom\, and the rhythm section from S
 tevie Ray Vaughan’s Double Trouble\, which included bassist Tommy Shannon
 \, and drummer Chris Layton. The band released three albums: Bluest Eyes 
 (1994)\, A Piece Of Your Soul (1996) and Dog Years (1998). As a session s
 inger\, Milligan was in great demand. He toured and worked on albums toge
 ther with other outstanding musicians\, including Doyle Bramhall II\, Mar
 cia Ball\, Alejandro Escovedo\, Sue Foley\, Eric Johnson\, Stephen Bruton
 \, Chris Smither and Hal Ketchum. During this period he also expanded his
  horizons from strictly secular music\, releasing the two Gospel albums T
 he Gospel According to Austin (2000) and The Gospel According to Austin\,
  Vol. 2 (2001).\nFor several decades\, Malford has been the lead-singer a
 t the weekly Blue Monday nights at the legendary Antone’s Nightclub\, in 
 the house-band that was (and still is) lead by Derek O’Brien\, one of the
  most respected blues-guitarists all through Austin’s musical history.\n\
 nMalford appeared on Live And Beyond\, by Alien Love Child featuring fell
 ow Austin guitarist Eric Johnson\, in 2000. He can be heard on “Once a Pa
 rt of Me” an\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/events/aed8b460-99b5-4673-9396-8f54b
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