Can anyone tell me which songs the Treniers have performed in a movie? Saw them do one once on AMC and it kicked butt. Just can't recall the name of the tune....

Hi Milt, I like to say that you are a GREAT inspiration and all of us are very lucky to have you close to us in Chicago. Thanks to you and all of your brothers for making me a better bassist.

C00L site Milt. Thanks

Hey Milt! Just wanted to say thanks for letting me sit in over at Karizma. Most fun I've had in a long time. I think I was born about 20 years too late - I really love jump blues. I'm so I glad I dropped in to check you out in Mundelein. Meeting and playing with "originals" like you and Bubba has been a real privilege. Thanks again, I'll be sure and catch you at Karizma and Dover Straits. Take care Ernie

Hi Milt ! My boyfriend is an absolute fan of yours and so I've been listening to a lot of your music and I think it´s great. Normally I listen to Rockabilly and sometimes to Doo Wop or Louis Jordan, but now I´m a Treniers fan, too. Could you maybe be so kind to do me a big favour and send my boyfriend an E-Mail? Peter´s adress is psiedhoff (at) aol.com It would be such a nice surprise for him. Or maybe you can even send him an autograph ? If you are so nice to do so, please let me know, so I can give you his postal adress. Thank you very much if you make the effort and thank you very much for your wonderful music !!! Lot´s of love from Germany, Your´s Susi

Please update gig listing as I'm going back home to Chicago in a couple of weeks & would love to see the show. I've heard so much about your performances!

my compliments on your site . i wish you great success . may all your days be happy ones .

Hi Milt: I am an old Wildwood drummer. I hung out with my old pal Tucker Green, and still call Don "Duck" Hill my friend and look in on the group when they are in AC. I have your old 33rpm recorded at Caesar's in Vegas w/ Mickie Lynn. I was a big fan of brother Buddy and "I could have told you" and "I Could Write a Book" I haven't had the opportunity to see you, since Chicago club closed. I used to stay at the hotel just so I could get a front row seat. I always thought that Cliff was one of the funniest men around. I knew Gene and Jimmy Johnson. I would certainly like to get some more recordings by you. If you could give me a clue I would get them. Live long and well Bob Jones (John L. C.)

I too got here through Slick's homepage on the Trenier's. What a blast to cruise around......takes me back a few years. I love all the info and pictures....I look at my hands and see how much they look like Uncle Claudes in some of the pictures. Uncle Milt...how goes things. I enjoyed seeing you and the Treniers at your nightclub in Chicage a few years ago. I am soooooo glad I made the trip with mom and others...fond memories made. I do hope and pray things are going good for you and aunt Bea. I sure do appreciate all the work that Slick has done on and for the whole family. Love your niece Terrie O...from Alaska

Hi great uncle Milt, I have never met you before, but my Dad and Mom found your web-site. My Mom is your neice Lisa Trenier-Hassett. We live in Japan right now but will be coming back to the U.S. in about 5 months. Maybe one day we will get a chance to meet. I am 9 years old, and I like singing. Well that's it for now, please write back. My Mom says hello. Brian

I've been to three of your shows in Chicago (last show was in 1998 and have been looking for you ever since). I have always enjoyed your performances. Where are you playing now?

Hey there, i got here through Slick Treniers page. For starters, i love your music, plus i'd love some of his BBQ sauce, does he have an email address? Also, yes i am a Trenier (of the white Irish (from french way way back)variety), live in England, University in Wales. My brother and Sisters and I shall have to be married off soon. Do you or the Treniers do weddings?/travel abroad? No other Treniers round here except for my Dad and his cousins in Ireland but they can't keep a beat. What a surprise. Hope to hear from you soon!

I host a weekly show of Swing, Jump Blues, & R+B. I call my show "Espresso Swing" I have run into a few cuts of your great music on some Compilations...would love to have more!! Please send any Promo CD's for my show so I can air them for my listener's!! Send To: The RoseLady (at) KXCI Radio at: 220 S. 4th Ave Tucson, AZ 85701 Many Thanks!!

Milt, I have to find out were you are plying now. Please update the Gig Page so I can find out were your playing in Chicago. I always requested "60 Minute Man". I saw you play a few tmes right before you lost the 20 year lease. I also saw you play at an Itallian Restraunt and at the Szeswain East after that. Do you have a regular weekend gig. Is there a number to for bookings? I suggest you add that to your site. I'm sure you would get a number of bookings if you had contact numbers and addresses available. Thanx, take care. I look forward to hearing from you.

Hey Milt: Your old St. Louis buddy, guitarist Terry Thompson says hello, best wishes and Chicago will never be the same without Milt Trenier's Lounge-"Swings With Class." The only place in the country where you could hear Milt wailin' on "People Will Say We're In Love"--""Nobody Knows U When You're Down and Out" and "It Was A Very Good Year" and "the Summer Wind" as only you Milt can do them. Miss ya' man and I sure hope to see U soon. would love to hear from you. Keep Swingin' Baby, Terry Thompson

I never fail to have a good time when I get to see Milt, Bubba and company play in the Chicago area. It's just not possible to sit still. I always have to clap along and stomp my feet with the music. Milt's a great performer and surrounds himself with some excellant musicians. I saw him perform last December at the Note in Chicago. Bubba threw back his trademark shot out of his sax. He also had a female guest vocalist come up and do a song. She had a wonderful voice. Everyone had fun! If you've never seen Milt perform, you're missing out on a great time!

milt, were you in army early '50's ? hung out w/the band at wildwood n.j .played softball with the group&bartenders after we woke up..noon. met you ?..at ft. rucker during a formation. you were in a army daze man and i told the twins later at the blue mirror in DC and they said say what!!..he's in the army? that's what the road can do to ya'. it's great finding this website. everyday is a new happening. let me here from you or your staff. i want to get some baseball caps for my old gang before the summer. later

Played opposite Milt & Micki Lynn years ago in the Bahamas. Milt has always been the quintessential entertainer. Gives 100% all the time!

I found your site through Slick Trenier's site while Looking for the song/singer(s) of lyrics I remember from the past (which I understand is from "Out of The Bushes" from your LP "Go Go Go" and the movie, Don't Knock the Rock" which I am trying to get. Love your music - My search has re-kindled my love of the music from the early days of Rock and Roll. Thanks.

I am the keyboard player with the "Treniers". Milt & I go back a long time. Hey Milt...The website is a great idea, and I still miss your old piano.

Hey Milt, Detroit's listenin buddy, keep it up & hope to see you out here some time!!

See you soon Milt

Loved the site. I have known Milt for many years. I could not, however, open any of the links for any of the soundclips and I know my equipment is working becuse I just listened to clips at the Trenier website. Thought you'd like to know.

Welcome to the guestbook, why don't you tell us what you think about Milt.