Malford Milligan

Storyville In 1994 Milligan became the singer for Storyville until they broke up in 2000. Milligan became a session singer and recorded vocals for many musicians such as: Eric Johnson and Chris Smither. Storyville never managed to become a national act. Solo Between 2002 and 2006 he recorded several albums with his own band, The Malford Milligan Band 2017-2019 In 2017 Milligan began singing with The Southern Aces band. 2019-2020 On tour in the Netherlands with the Blues and Americana Tour of Johan Derksen in about 80 Concerthalls and Theaters (all sold out). Concerts have been postponed due to COVID-19 restrictions since March 2020. Awards • The Austin Chronicle named Milligan the "Best Male Vocalist of the Decade" in 2000. • Austin Music Awards Best Vocalist 8 Times ==Discography with Storyville==

• Bluest Eyes (1993) • A Piece of Your Soul (1995) • Dog Years (1998) • ''Live at Antone's'' (2006) ==Discography of other projects==

• Alive And More (Funky London) (2000) • The Gospel According to Austin, Vol. 2 (2001) • Sweet Cherry Soul (2002) • No Good Deed Goes Unpunished (2004) • The Malford Milligan Band Rides Again (2006) • Live on the Radio (Greg Koch and Other Bad Men) (2007) • Nation Sack (Greg Koch and Malford Milligan) (2009) • An Evening with the Songs of Stephen Bruton (2010) • The Milligan Vaughan Project (2017) • Life Will Humble You (Malford Milligan & The Southern Aces) (2018) • I Was a Witness (Malford Milligan & The Southern Aces) (2021) ==Education==

• Elgin High School in 1978 • University of Texas at Austin (Sociology major dropped out 1981) ==Personal==

Milligan was raised in Elgin and Lubbock, Texas. His family worked on cotton farms in Central Texas to the south plains. ==See also==