Mose Allison - Related / Similar Products and Compilation Appearances

Brian Auger & The Trinity - Definitely What! (UK). CD. (Disconforme - DISC 1004 CD) This is the 1968 debut album from the much respected British keyboard master. Recorded with the inclusion of a full brass and strings section this contains covers of songs by Booker T and Mose Allison as well as a groovy version of The Beatles' "A Day In The Life." Gatefold LP and Remastered digi pak CD versions both come with extra bonus track. (US edition has a different sleeve)

Brian Auger & The Trinity - Definitely What! (US). CD. (Disconforme - DISC 1003 CD) This is the 1968 debut album from the much respected British keyboard master. Recorded with the inclusion of a full brass and strings section this contains covers of songs by Booker T and Mose Allison as well as a groovy version of The Beatles' "A Day In The Life." Gatefold LP and Remastered CD versions both come with extra bonus track. (US edition has a different sleeve)

John Mayall - Hardcore Package/Last Of The British Blues. CD. (B.G.O. Records - BGOCD 493) 2fer reissue of the fifth and sixth albums Mayall made for Blue Thumb/ABC between 1975 and 1978, which he claims were written as tax writeoffs. Lineup at the time featured Mayall, James Quill Smith, Steve Thompson and Soko Richardson, and although still very much a blues band, this was one of our man's more rock-based lineups. The second album is live and includes covers of Mose Allison, Willie Smith and Freddie King tunes alongside originals including 'The Bear'. Remastered with new liner notes.

Johnny Winter - White Gold Blues. CD. (Akarma - AK052) More like "White Hot" as the world's favourite albino jazz/blues guitarist plays his usual assortment of fast and furious licks. Plenty of his own compositions along with covers of songs by Junior Wells, Mose Allison and Ray Charles. Time to put your boogie shoes on. BARGAIN PRICE.

Mercy Dee Walton - One Room Country Shack. CD. (Ace Records - CDCHD 475) Mose Allison may have made it his own, but the title track here is the original from this, until now under-issued, rural blues man. Tracks:- One Room Country Shack - My Woman Knows The Score - Misery Blues - The Great Mistake - Save Me Some - Strugglin' With The Blues - Lonesome Cabin Blues - Rent Man Blues - Fall Guy - The Drifter - Hear Me Shout - Love Is A Mystery - Winter Blues - Pauline - Get To Gettin' - Dark Muddy Bottom - Whatcha Gonna Do - My Woman And The Devil - Big Minded Daddy - Perfect Health - Problem Child - Pull 'Em And Pop 'Em - 8th Wonder Of The World - Rock And Roll Fever.

Mo' Mod Jazz - Various Artists. CD. (Kent - CDKEND 150) More of the best dressed Jazz sounds around belying the received wisdom of Quadrophenia and the Carnaby St. camp of Austin Powers - guaranteed three button grooves. Tracks:- Johnny Griffin Orchestra - Wade In The Water; Johnny Gilliam - Mission Impossible; Freddie Roach - Money (That's What I Want); Booker T & The MGs - Soul Jam; Billy Hawks - Got My Mo-Jo Working (But It Just Won't Work On You); Junior Wells - (I Got A) Stomach Ache; Lightnin' Hopkins - Got To Move Your Baby; Mose Allison - Eyesight To The Blind; Pucho & The Latin Soul Brothers - Georgia On My Mind; Mongo Santamaria Orchestra - Get The Money; Brown Brothers Of Soul - Cholo; Johnny Lytle Trio - Blue Vibes; Googie Rene Combo - Smokey Joe’s La La (Instrumental); Freddie McCoy - Spiderman; Richard Groove Holmes - Livin' Soul; Boogaloo Joe Jones - Right On; Merl Saunders - My Train; Chris Columbo - You Can’t Sit Down; B.B. King - Bad Luck Soul; Little Johnny Taylor - You Win, I Lose; Willis Jackson - Brother Ray; Mark Murphy - Senor Blues;

Mod Jazz - Various Artists. CD. (Kent - CDKEND 139) Jazz on Kent!! Same suits same basement club same attitude and same mods who could dance or pose to Mose just as easily as Motown - it is all in the grooves. Tracks:- Shirley Scott - Soul Shoutin'; Freddie McCoy - Collard Greens; Cannonball Adderley Sextet - Tengo Tango; Mark Murphy - Why Don't You Do Right; Jimmy Witherspoon - Money's Gettin' Cheaper; The Nomos - Step Out And Git It; Brother Jack McDuff - The Carpet Baggers; Johnny Hammond Smith - NYPD; Billy Hawks - Whip It On Me; Cal Tjader - Evil Ways; Mongo Santamaria - Yeh, Yeh!; Mongo Santamaria - Watermelon Man; Mose Allison - The Seventh Son; Otis Spann - I'm Ready; Willis Jackson - Pool Shark; Sonny Stitt - Soul Shack; Eddie Jefferson - Filthy Mcnasty; Jimmy Witherspoon - Love Me Right; Pat Bowie - I've Got Your Number; Charles Earland - Black Talk; The Merced Blue Notes - Mama Rufus; Rusty Bryant - Soul Liberation; Boogaloo Joe Jones - Games; Kenny Burrell - Kenny's Theme; Brother Jack McDuff - Theme From "The Pink Panther";

Mod Jazz Vol 5-The Return Of Mod Jazz - Various. CD. (Kent Dance - CDKEND 250) 'Mod jazz' was never a genre at the time, but since the advent of CD everyone who digs a bit of zoot suit groovin' knows exactly what it means. For those who don't know, here's another 24 track trawl through some of the finer points of the genre (yes, MORE of them!!) from such boppin' luminaries as Red Holloway, Bill Doggett, Albert King, Clarence Armstrong, Gene McDaniels, Mongo Santamaria, George Benson, Mose Allison, Oscar Brown, Ray Bryant and many more- plus a detailed booklet with loads of rare repros. A Hammond, a hot sax and a syncopated rhythm will do you the world of good.

On Trial - Parchment Farm/Intersteller Overdrive. 7". The first Freakophonic 7" to be released comes from Danish psych garage rockers On Trial. It's 1967-8 again as they take on Pink Floyd's 'Interstellar Overdrive' and Blue Cheer's version of the Mose Allison's classic Parchment Farm'(it's an old live favourite of the band)......well, they just had to do it, didn’t they!Tasty thick card sleeve with great artwork adorns the single.

Prestige Records Story - Various Artists. 4-CD Set. (Jazz - 4PRCD 44262) Tracks:- Lee Konitz/Lennie Tristano - Subconscious Lee; Stan Getz/Zoot Sims/Al Cohn/Allen Eager/Brew Moore - Four And One Moore; Wardell Gray - Twisted; Sonny Stitt - All God's Chillun Got Rhythm; Gene Ammons - Blues Up And Down; James Moody - I'm In The Mood For Love; King Pleasure - Moody's Mood For Love; Annie Ross - Twisted; Miles Davis - Dig; Stan Getz - 'Round Midnight; Miles Davis - The Serpent's Tooth(Take 1); Thelonious Monk - Blue Monk; Miles Davis - Bag's Groove (Take 2); Milt Jackson - My Funny Valentine; Miles Davis - Doxy; The Modern Jazz Quartet - Django; James Moody - Disappointed; Miles Davis Sextet - Walkin'; Sonny Rollins - St. Thomas; Sonny Rollins - Pent-Up House; The Miles Davis Quintet - Well, You Needn't; Tadd Dameron & His Orchestra - On A Misty Night; Red Garland - If I Were A Bell; Gil Evans - Nobody's Heart; John Coltrane - Russian Lullabye; Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis - In The Kitchen; Gene Ammons - Canadian Sunset; Coleman Hawkins - Trouble Is A Man; Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis/Coleman Hawkins/Arnett Cobb/Buddy Tate - Very Saxy; Mose Allison - The Seventh Son; Eric Doplphy - G.W.; Roland Kirk - Kirk's Work; Oliver Nelson/King Curtis/Jimmy Forrest - Soul Street; Etta Jones - Don't Go To Strangers; Shirley Scott - Hip Soul; Willis Jackson - This'll Get To Ya'; Jack McDuff - Rock Candy; Willis Jackson - Troubled Times; Gene Ammons - Ca Purange; George Benson - The Sweet Alice Blues; Richard "Groove" Holmes - Misty; Illinois Jacquet - I Wish I Knew (How It Would Feel); Sonny Criss - Smile; Dexter Gordon - Fried Bananas; Houston Person - Jamilah; Gene Ammons - Jungle Strutt; Charles Earland - More Today The Yesterday; Rusty Bryant - Soul Liberation; Ivan "Boogaloo Joe" Jones - No Way; Gene Ammons - You Talk That Talk;

Yet Mo' Mod Jazz - Various Artists. CD. (Kent - CDKEND 184) Originally formed as a jazz label, Atlantic Records greeted the swinging '60s with gusto and a whole lot of soul; and it shows. Tracks:- King Curtis - Memphis Soul Stew; Tamiko Jones with Herbie Mann - The Sidewinder; Mel Torme - Right Now; Eddie Harris - Listen Here; Herbie Mann - Memphis Underground; Johnny Griffin & Matthew Gee & Their Soul Groovers - Twist City; Ray Charles - Heartbreaker; Mose Allison - Wild Man On The Loose; Les McCann - Burnin' Coal; Les McCann & Eddie Harris - Compared To What; Jackie Ivory - Do It To Death; Dave Pike - Jet Set; The Charles Lloyd Quartet - Love-In; Mark III Trio - Tres Lobos; Esther Phillips - Fever; Lavern Baker & Jimmy Ricks - You're The Boss; Ray Charles - Get On The Right Track Baby; Tommy Ridgley - Jam Up Twist; Byron Lee & The Ska Kings - Watermelon Man Ska; Gene Ludwig - Sticks & Stones-Part I; Mose Allison - The Foolkiller; Hubert Laws - Bloodshot; Herbie Mann - It's A Funky Thing-Right On Part 1; The Charles Lloyd Quartet - Sombrero Sam; The Modern Jazz Quartet with Laurindo Almeida - One Note Samba (Part 2); Eddie Harris - When A Man Loves A Woman;

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