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It is MY intention to promote Black Music via none-profit means. NOTICE:: -> Everything in my BLOG is for promotional/educational uses only. He is survived by his wife, Portia, and a daughter, Brittney.Ġ1 - Love Is A Game 02 - Same Old Woman 03 - I Belong To You 04 - Lately 05 - I Can't Forget You Girl 06 - Condom On Your Tongue 07 - I Ate You For My Breakfast 08 - Tell Me THANKS 2 RICARDO 1 Missing You 2 Two Wrong Shoes 3 Greedy Girl 4 It's Too Late 5 Take Me Back 6 We Gotta Make a Plan 7 Tonight 8 Show Me What You Got 9 I Stand Accused 10 Love Machine 11 Don't 'Cum' Now 01 - Hittin' & Running 02 - You used me 03 - Don't go 04 - Rockin them bones 05 - Stop the rain 06 - That's the way love is 07 - I'm Mr. He performed many times on the Mississippi Gulf Coast as part of the Gulf Coast Blues Festival as well at other events nearby including The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, The Big Easy Blues Fest and the Crescent City Blues and BBQ Festival delighting the crowd with other fan favorites such as 'Hit It and Quit It' and 'Got My Whiskey.' His most recent album was February's 'True Love,' on his own Brittney Records label. The quartet often performed often on blues cruises, on package tours and at festivals together. Waiters joined southern soul blues artists such as Marvin Sease, Denise LaSalle and Willie Clayton on the Jackson based Malaco recording label. He is survived by his wife, Portia, and a daughter, Brittney. Before his recording career, he worked as a radio DJ and as an entertainer on military bases. Waiters was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas, where he honed is voice in both the church choir and in nightclubs beginning in the early 1970s. Waiters was popular for years on the blues festival and touring circuit across the south, thanks in part to his soulful party songs like 'Hole In The Wall' and 'The Smaller The Club'.
A longtime performer on the famed Mississippi recording label Malaco Records, Waiters died early Thursday after a short battle with cancer, his booking agent's office confirmed. Soul and rhythm and blues singer Mel Waiters has died at the age of 58. Our new desktop experience was built to be your music destination.
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