Discography and Biography of Little Milton. Listen to all their hits.

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1	record label: Checker 1105 chart position: RandB #1, US #25 written by: Raynard Miner, Billy Davis, Carl Smith, Gene Barge album: We're Gonna Make It comments: [southern soul]	Little Milton	We're Gonna Make It	1965	Checker
2	record label: Checker 1113 chart position: RandB #4, US #43 written by: Carl Smith, Billy Davis & Raynard Miner album: We're Gonna Make It comments: [blues soul]	Little Milton	Who's Cheating Who?	1965	Checker
3	record label: Checker 1227 chart position: RandB #6, US #82 written by: Jimmy Holiday and Ronnie Shannon comments: [southern soul ballad]	Little Milton	Baby I Love You	1970	Checker
4	record label: Checker 1162 chart position: RandB #7, US #91 written by: Lightnin' Hopkins (as Sam Hopkins)	Little Milton	Feel So Bad	1967	Checker
5	record label: Stax 0111 chart position: RandB #9, US #59 written by: Milton Campbell album: Stax Greatest Hits comments: [blues soul]	Little Milton	That's What Love Will Make You Do	1972	Stax
6	record label: Checker 1226 chart position: RandB #10, US #71 written by: Bobby Miller album: If Walls Could Talk comments: [soul blues]	Little Milton	If Walls Could Talk	1970	Checker
7	record label: Checker 1212 chart position: RandB #13, US #73 written by: Titus Turner album: Grits Ain't Groceries Featuring Just a Little Bit	Little Milton	Grits Ain't Groceries (All Around the World)	1969	Checker
8	record label: Checker 1217 chart position: RandB #13, US #97 written by: Earl Washington, John Thornton, Piney Brown and Ralph Bass album: Grits Ain't Groceries Featuring Just a Little Bit	Little Milton	Just a Little Bit	1969	Checker
9	record label: Checker 1096 chart position: RandB #14, US #86 written by: Don Robey (as Deadric Malone) and Joe Scott album: We're Gonna Make It	Little Milton	Blind Man	1965	Checker
10	record label: Checker 1225 chart position: RandB #13 written by: Cash McCall (as Morris Dollison)	Little Milton	Let's Get Together	1969	Checker
11	record label: Checker 994 chart position: RandB #14 written by: Milton Campbell and Oliver Sain	Little Milton	So Mean To Me	1962	Checker
12	record label: Checker 1221 chart position: RandB #18, US #103 written by: Little Milton (as Milton Campbell), James Blumenburg and Billy Butler	Little Milton	Poor Man	1969	Checker
13	record label: Glades 1734 chart position: RandB #15 written by: J. Lewis, J. Puckett and Little Milton (as Milton Campbell) album: Friend of Mine	Little Milton	Friend of Mine	1976	Glades
14	record label: Stax 0124 chart position: Cashbox RandB #20 written by: Sandy Jones comments: [soul blues]	Little Milton	Walking The Back Streets And Crying	1973	Stax
15	record label: Checker 1231 chart position: RandB #22 written by: G. Jackson, W. Henderson, B. Despenza and M Campbell comments: [southern soul]	Little Milton	Somebody's Changin' My Sweet Baby's Mind	1970	Checker
16	record label: Checker 1138 chart position: Cashbox RandB #25 written by: Caston, Anderson and Campbell comments: [ballad]	Little Milton	When Does Heartache End	1966	Checker
17	record label: Checker 1208 chart position: RandB #27 written by: Cash McCall (as Maurice Dollison)	Little Milton	Let Me Down Easy	1968	Checker
18	record label: Checker 1172 chart position: RandB #31 written by: Caston and Webber	Little Milton	I'll Never Turn My Back on You	1967	Checker
19	record label: Stax 0210 chart position: RandB #31 written by: Kenny O'Dell	Little Milton	Behind Closed Doors	1974	Stax
20	record label: Checker 1132 chart position: US #100 written by: Billy Davis [Roquel Davis] and Shena DeMell	Little Milton	We Got the Winning Hand	1966	Checker
21	record label: Stax 0238 chart position: RandB #34 written by: Red West and Johnny Christopher	Little Milton	If You Talk in Your Sleep	1975	Stax
22	record label: Checker 1128 chart position: Cashbox R&B #29, US #106 written by: Carl Smith, Billy Davis [Roquel Davis] and Raynard Miner	Little Milton	Your People	1965	Checker
23	record label: Checker 1239 chart position: RandB #37 written by: Pearl Woods	Little Milton	I Play Dirty	1971	Checker
24	record label: Stax 0229 chart position: RandB #38 written by: Cash McCall (as Morris Dollison) comments: [southern soul]	Little Milton	Let Me Back In	1974	Stax
25	record label: Checker 1078 chart position: RandB #39 written by: Oliver Sain	Little Milton	What Kind Of Love Is This	1964	Checker
26	record label: Stax 0100 chart position: RandB #41 written by: C. Smith, M. Jones and Don Davis	Little Milton	If That Ain't a Reason (For Your Woman to Leave You)	1971	Stax
27	record label: Checker 1149 chart position: RandB #45, US #127 written by: Chuck Corby	Little Milton	Man Loves Two	1966	Checker
28	record label: Checker 1189 chart position: RandB #45 written by: Don Juan and Vee Pee Smith	Little Milton	More and More	1967	Checker
29	record label: Checker 1020 chart position: Cashbox RandB #47 written by: M. Campbell, O. Sain	Little Milton	Losing Hand	1962	Checker
30	record label: Glades 1743 chart position: RandB #47 written by: Little Milton (as Milton Campbell)	Little Milton	Loving You (Is the Best Thing to Happen to Me)	1977	Glades
31	record label: Stax 0141 chart position: RandB #51 written by: Little Milton (as Milton Campbell)	Little Milton	What It Is	1973	Stax
32	record label: Stax 0191 chart position: RandB #51 written by: Bob Geddins (as Robert Geddins)	Little Milton	Tin Pan Alley	1974	Stax
33	record label: Glades 1741 chart position: RandB #59 written by: David Eckford and Little Milton (as Milton Campbell)	Little Milton	Just One Step	1977	Glades
34	record label: MCA 52184 chart position: RandB #89 written by: Vee Allen and Kevin McCord album: Age Ain't Nothin' But a Number comments: [southern soul ballad]	Little Milton	Age Ain't Nothin' But a Number	1983	MCA
35	record label: Glades 1738 chart position: RandB #94 written by: Little Milton (as Milton Campbell)	Little Milton	Baby It Ain't No Way	1977	Glades
--	record label: Stax 2003 (UK) written by: Barry Despenza, Carl Wolfork album: Walkin' The Back Streets comments: [northern soul]	Little Milton	Bet You I Win	1974	Stax
--	record label: Stax 148 written by: Milton Campbell, Warnell Smith	Little Milton	Rainy Day	1972	Stax
--	record label: Golden Ear 2285 written by: J. Blumingburg album: I Need Your Love So Bad	Little Milton	You Ought To Be Here With Me	1980	Golden Ear
--	record label: Stax 0252 written by: Denise LaSalle, Mack Rice album: The Man With the Iron Fists Original Motion Picture Score comments: [southern soul ballad]	Little Milton	Packed Up And Took My Mind	1975	Stax
--	record label: Stax 0141 written by: D. Davis, H. Bomer	Little Milton	I'm Gonna Cry A River	1972	Stax

James Milton Campbell, Jr. (September 7, 1934 - August 4, 2005), born 7 September 1934 in Inverness, Mississippi, better known as Little Milton, was an American blues singer and guitarist, best known for his hit records "Grits Ain't Groceries," and "We're Gonna Make It." Little Milton had a career that spanned from the mid-1950s up until shortly before his death in 2005, recording for labels such as Sun Record Company, Chess, Stax and Malaco Records. He legally dropped "James" as a first name after learning of a half-brother with the same name.

Below is a list of Little Milton songs, sorted by the most popular first. Place mouse on

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