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The Mose Chronicles - Live In London, Volume 2

Label: Blue Note
Released: 2001
Track listing: Just Like Livin'; Lucky So & So; Swinging Machine; Tell Me Something; Molecular Structure; One Of These Days; Your Mind Is On Vacation; Baby Please Don't Go; Fool's Paradise; City Home; Going To The City; Days Like This; Wild Man On The Loose; Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me; Foolkiller; Don't Forget To Smile; You Can Count On Me To Do My Part;

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Mose Allison: The Mose Chronicles - Live In London, Vol. 1

Read "The Mose Chronicles - Live In London, Vol. 1" reviewed by Mark Corroto


With fifty-plus years of performance behind him, the 73 year-old Mose Allison continues to perform 125 shows per year. The Mississippi-born pianist traveled to New York in 1951, but his music has never left the Delta. His brand of blues-inflected jazz was first inspired by Louis Jordan and his piano trio has been heavily influenced by ...

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Mose Allison: The Mose Chronicles, Volume 1

Read "The Mose Chronicles, Volume 1" reviewed by Dave Nathan


Few white performers have captured the soul, heart and emotion of the blues better than Jack Teagarden and Mose Allison. With Volume One in the title as well as the expectations created by the word Chronicles, this release should be the first of other releases by Blue Note documenting the contributions Mose Allison has made to ...

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Mose Allison: The Mose Chronicles Volume One

Read "The Mose Chronicles Volume One" reviewed by AAJ Staff


Mose Allison is amazing. The pianist/singer/songwriter has now been plying his craft for 50 years, and this first volume of The Mose Chronicles, which documents a January 2000 trio gig in London, shows no diminution of his powers. Start with his piano playing: His ambling runs on “Entruption,” which opens the disc, have the suave rhythmic ...

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Mose Allison: The Mose Chronicles: Live In London, Volume 1

Read "The Mose Chronicles: Live In London, Volume 1" reviewed by Jim Santella


Recorded last January at The Pizza Express in London, The Mose Chronicles represents the kind of performance Mose Allison offers in locations around the globe. Volume one and its to-be-released companion album concentrate on Allison’s older material; songs that his audience remembers. Performing over 125 gigs a year at the age of 73, Allison stands as ...

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Mose Alive! / Wild Man On The Loose

Label: Blue Note
Released: 2000

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Gimcracks and Gewgaws

Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 1998
Track listing: MJA Jr.; Gimcracks and Gewgaws; Numbers on Paper; Cruise Control; St. Louis Blues; Mockingbird; The More You Get; Texanna; What Will It Be; So Tired; Somebody Gonna Have To Move; Fires of Spring; What's With You; Old Man Blues.

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The Sage Of Tippo

Label: 32 Records
Released: 1998
Track listing: Swingin' Machine: Swingin' Machine; Do It; Promenade; If You're Goin' to the City; Saritha; I Ain't Got Nothing But the Blues; So Rare.

The Word From Mose: Foolkiller; One of These Days; Look Here; Days Like This; Your Red Wagon; Wild Man; Rollin' Stone; New Parchman; Don't Forget to Smile; I'm Not Talking; Lost Mind.

Wild Man On The Loose: Wild Man on the Loose; No Trouble Livin'; Night Watch; What's With You; Power House; You Can Count On Me To Do My Part; Never More; That's The Stuff You Gotta Watch; War Horse.

I've Been Doin' Some Thinkin': Jus like Livin'; City Home; If You're Goin' to the City; Now You See It; You Are My Sunshine; Your Molecular Structure; Look What You Made Me Do; If You Really Loved Me; Everybody Cryin' Mercy; Feel So Good; Let It Come Down; Back On the Corner.

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Mose Allison: The Sage Of Tippo

Read "The Sage Of Tippo" reviewed by Jim Santella


Recorded between 1963 and 1968, four of Mose Allison's Atlantic LPs are placed on one two-CD package, presented with their original liner notes and remastered sound: Swingin' Machine, The Word From Mose, Wild Man On The Loose, and I've Been Doin' Some Thinkin'. On the first session, Allison used a quintet; the others are with bass ...

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Mose Allison: Gimcracks and Gewgaws

Read "Gimcracks and Gewgaws" reviewed by Jim Santella


In person, Mose Allison walks through the audience having a good time, meeting people and enjoying conversations prior to sitting down at the piano. Loose and relaxed, you'd never know he was the featured performer if you hadn't seen his photograph, and Allison seems to feel that everyone is his best friend. That message comes across ...


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