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Mose Allison: American Legend Live in California
Qualche lievissimo miglioramento arriva nei momenti in cui l'Allison cantante tace e viene fuori il trio, in cui in particolare il bassista Bill Douglass mostra di disporre di qualche buona freccia al proprio arco, come accade per esempio nel conclusivo "No Name," con "Ever Since the World Ended" e "Baby Please Don't Go" unico momento quanto meno passabile. Per il resto non si oltrepassa mai un entertainment epidermico e scontato come per fortuna ci capita di rado di registrare.
Track Listing
I Don’t Want Much; City Home; Everybody’s Cryin’ Mercy; Certified Senior Citizen; Your Mind Is on Vacation; One of These Days; You Are My Sunshine; Ever Since the World Ended; Do Nothin' Till You Hear from Me; Middle-Class White Boy; Lucky So & So; Stranger In My Hometown; Numbers on Paper; You Call It Joggin'; My Backyard; You Can Count on Me; Tumblin' Tumbleweed (Encore); Baby Please Don't Go (Encore); No Name (Bonus Track).
Personnel
Mose Allison
piano and vocalsMose Allison: pianoforte, voce; Bill Douglass: contrabbasso; Pete Magadini: batteria.
Album information
Title: American Legend Live in California | Year Released: 2015 | Record Label: City Hall Records
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