Little G Weevil’s album The Teaser has a song called “Which Way Shall I Go.” It’s his account of his girlfriend kicking him out of her apartment the day after he’d come home from a tour. Everything he has is stuffed in a bag. He’s waiting on the train…in the rain. And he’s got Jesus on his mind. Classic Blues. Thing is, the train he’s trying to catch is not running through the Mississippi Delta. It’s the East Croydon Train heading out to London’s Gatwick Airport. Not quite classic Blues. That’s what you get with Little G Weevil, a Hungarian-born Blues musician living in Kennesaw, Georgia. When he talks, you know he had to come from Budapest. But when he sings, it’s like he’s stepping right off of Beale Street. To hear the Authentic South podcast episode featuring Little G Weevil, visit www.AuthenticSouth.com.
Little G Weevil is a Hungarian-born Blues musician living in Kennesaw, Georgia. When he talks, you know he had to come from Budapest. But when he sings, it’s like he’s stepping right off of Beale Street in Memphis.
This is his story.
Little G Weevil's Old Kraftsman guitar.
Little G Weevil's record The Teaser was chosen y Mojo magazine as one of the Top 10 Albums of 2012.
Little G's forearm tattoo honors Sunnyland Slim, a Blues piano player in the 1940s and 50s. it's also his first son's middle name.