Superstition, I Fly Away,Do Me Baby

What should you expect when you head into a Morris Mills concert? That's the question I asked myself on a chilly night in Mid April as I made my way to the Double Door, the venue for the latest Morris Mills Production. The MC of the concert (Neo Abyss I believe) likens Mr. Mills to Lenny Kravitz and Prince. Now while living up to those names would be a daunting task for any musician Mr. Mills manages to put on a show full of bravado, wit and just plain excitement. One this is clear from just minuets into the concert, "This ain't no sit down party"(Mills) From the opening song "Yeah You"(still echoes in mind weeks later) it is clear the Mills and the band have you in their talons and wont be releasing you until their 90 or so minuets are up. And that definitely is a good thing. From "Yeah You" to his even edgier ballots like "Your Love" and his rendition of "Purple Rain" a couple of things are clear. One being that Mills wants the crowd to really enjoy the show—and believe me we did. Not only does he want you to enjoy it, he wants you to feel if.

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• Stevie Wonder
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• Lenny Kravitz
• Fly away
• Do me baby
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[deLLy58]

weds

[billyboyevans]

less time doing all that shouting at the start and learn to sing. all bluster and no balls.

[cottenfield]

Funky Morris are you signed, Van hunt, Prince, look out!