Morning Edition: "You Sound A Lot Like...Milton."

  
The singer's smoky voice elicits many comparisons.






  

    

      
By WNPR Staff

      
Published: Dec 16, 2011

    

    

                   
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Morning Edition: "You Sound A Lot Like...Milton."
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	"Booker" is one of singer songwriter Milton's most well known songs, a tribute to the late New Orleans pianist James Booker. In fact it was the NPR song of the day back in 2009. With his husky soulful voice and evocative lyrics, Milton has garnered high praise from critics and scores of fans. Milton plays Friday night at Cafe Nine in New Haven, and he joins us now by phone.

	 

    



  
 
  

    

      

                        
              

            

 
        

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