1972 Blue & Silver Label Mono. Montgomery's Vocals & Piano Accompanied By Julian Euell On Bass & Lafayette Thomas On Guitar. Tasty Blues is a classic blues album by Little Brother Montgomery. The album, which was originally recorded in 1961, is a prime example of Montgomery's unique piano style and his ability to effortlessly blend different blues sub-genres.

The album features 12 tracks, including "Vicksburg Blues," "No Special Rider" and "Deep Fried". The songs showcase Montgomery's signature barrelhouse piano style, which is characterized by its fast-paced rhythms and heavy use of left-hand bass lines. The album also includes several slow blues ballads, such as "Tasty Blues" and "Something Keeps Worrying Me" which highlight Montgomery's ability to convey deep emotion through his playing. Overall, Tasty Blues is a must-listen for any blues lover looking for a classic album that captures the sound and spirit of the genre.