Little Phil - Never Gonna Give It Up

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2011
Time:48:09 
Size:110,9 MB 
Label:Ferocidi Records 
Styles:Blues/Soul 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Belinda - 4:42
 2. Tampa With My Baby - 3:21
 3. Never Gonna Give It Up - 4:08
 4. Are You Lonely - 3:42
 5. Alabama Girl - 4:08
 6. Midnight To Daylight - 5:17
 7. Grown Folks - 3:37
 8. I Am the Blues - 3:26
 9. You're the Only One - 3:44
10. Nothing But A Thang - 3:08
11. Blue Teardrops - 4:45
12. You're On My Mind - 4:06

Little Phil (Rosenberg) has an impressive  resume, starting in 1964  as a 14-year old protégé with a Southern band called the Night Shadows. He was immediately recognized as a natural talent, even at that tender age. There was little reluctance putting him with the company of musicians 10 years older. The kid had the goods: persuasive voice, super-eager attitude, and an eye-popping James Brown-type stage persona Most of all, his soulful conviction went far beyond his years and helped break down any preconceived notions. The band would break up in 1969, but it developed a well-deserved cult following thanks to relentless touring and frequent recordings in the Rock, R&B, and Soul fields. After an automobile accident in the eighties, Phil was forced to take some time off. His career and creative trajectory took him to ever greater heights while recording his latest album "Never Gonna Give It Up".
Soulful Vocalist, Dynamic Entertainer, Gifted Songwriter... Just a few of the titles that describe the many talents of Little Phil.
Little Phil is not new to this business. Music has always been the driving force in his life. Early on he was deeply influenced by the soulfulness of singers like Wilson Pickett, Otis Redding, Johnny Taylor, James Brown, Solomon Burke, and Elvis, to name a few.
In the seventies, Little Phil helped transform the southern music scene, performing at concerts and music festivals with "Kudzu" and later "Bandit". This allowed him the opportunity to share the same bill with artists such as Bob Segar, ZZ Top , Wet Willie, The Allman Brothers, Grand Funk, War, Steely Dan, Mother's Finest, and others. After an automobile accident in the eighties, Phil was forced to take some time off. Still he continued to make cameo appearances at popular venues and night clubs to the delight of his fans.
Little Phil's determination and unstoppable energy carried him through the musical changes of the nineties and, after some soul searching, he has come full circle back to his original musical roots.
Today Little Phil is back on track with his latest recorded breakthrough project Never Gonna Give It Up. Featuring Georgia and Alabama Music Hall of Fame members Jack Hall and Jimmy Hall of Wet Willie, award winning blues man Theodis Ealey, and acclaimed young guitarist Mike Lowry. This project is a southern soul must have! 

Never Gonna Give It Up