In 2001, Jean-Jacques Milteau, France's greatest blues harmonica player, travelled to Memphis and recorded some astonishing sessions: under the guidance of Willie Mitchell, the legendary man behind Hi Records (home of Al Green and Ann Peebles), Jay Jay, in the company of a few local stars such as Mighty Mo Rodgers and Little Milton, had the intelligence to modernise his blues, notably by tackling a surprising repertoire. Here, covers of Sting and Neil Young rub shoulders with the traditional twelve bars on an exceptional album where blues and pop coexist in perfect harmony. Memphis is one of Jean-Jacques Milteau's finest albums, praised by critics and audiences alike.

Tracklist:

A1. T.M.C.P. 
A2. Heart of Gold with Mighty Mo Rodgers
A3. Bon Ton Café 
B1. The Change Has Yet to Come with Mighty Sam McClain 
B2. Memphis 
B3. If You Love Somebody Set Them Free with Little Milton 
B4. Junior Parker 

C1. City of Angels To the City of Lights with Mighty Mo Rodgers 
C2. Royal Shuffle 
C3. Master Lester 
C4. Things Are Gonna Change with Little Milton 
D1. Poppa Willie 
D2. At Last, On Time with Mighty Sam McClain 
D3. The Feeling is Real with William C. Brown III