
Al Miller had been contributing to the Chicago blues scene for over 30 years when, in 1994, he finally recorded his first album as a leader, Wild Cards. The singer/guitarist/harpist was far from a huge name in the blues world, but then, a lack of commercial success wasn't something that discouraged Delmark founder Bob Koester; if Koester felt that a blues or jazz artist deserved to be documented, he would put out an album regardless of how obscure he/she was.
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I Found Your Keyhole
It Must Be Good
I Got It
Mister Mary Blues
Rockin' All Day
I Found A Four Leaf Clover (BP 8047, 12923-A)
I Found Your Key-Hole
Someday Sweetheart (BP 8047, 12924-A)
Someday Sweetheart
Somebody's Been Usin' That Thing
I Need You So Bad
I Found A Four-Leaf Clover
I Don't Play
Seventy-Four
My Baby Walked Out
Ain't That a Mess
Somebody's Been Using That Thing
Blues for John Littlejohn
Fallin' Rain
No Fish For Me
Ain't That A Mess?
Long Grey Mare
Saturday Night Hymn
It Ain't Killed Nobody Yet
A Better Day
Bone Blues
Truckin' Old Fool
Old Friends
Juicy Mouth Shorty
Billy's Boogie
I Would If I Could (21061)
Gimme A Li'l Taste
Tighten' Up On It
In Between Time
Let Me Put My Shoes Under Your Bed
Somebody's Been Using That Thing (C-3080)
Don't Be A Fool
Big 'C' Blues
Dead Presidents
Make It Alright
Lake Michigan Waters
That Stuff You Sell
Can't Stay Here No More
Deal the Cards
If You Don't Want Me
Thirty First And State
Stuck in Chicago
Sittin' Here Thinkin'
'1839'
Bachelor Blues
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