2010
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Vor 5 Tagen · Mose Allison was a jazz musician. Mose Allison was a renowned American jazz pianist, singer, and songwriter who gained fame for his unique blend of blues, jazz, and country influences. He was born on November 11, 1927, in Tippo, Mississippi.
Vor 22 Stunden · The first and last discs of the collection (subtitled “Some Atlantic Jazz” and “Some More Atlantic Jazz”) feature selections from some of the first artists Ertegun signed-Milt Jackson, Chris Connor, and The Modern Jazz Quartet-as well as later finds like Mose Allison, Eddie Harris, and The Charles Lloyd Quartet, featuring future star pianist Keith Jarrett. “Shades Of Blue ...
17. Mai 2024 · Genre. Jazz, Blues. Producer. Joel Dorn. “Night Club” by Mose Allison is a song that delves into the experiences of a musician and his life spent working in nightclubs. With its straightforward lyrics and a simple melody, the song captures the essence of the late-night music scene and the challenges faced by those who choose this ...
Vor 6 Tagen · There’s nothing clever about any of this: the choices of covers like Mose Allison’s Parchman Farm and Willie Dixon’s You Can’t Judge A Book By The Cover were hardly inspired – every amateur boogie bar band was cranking them out – but it was their very obvious quality allied with an unsubtle rock-for-rocking’s-sake approach that ...
14. Mai 2024 · The following year, David’s alto sax could be heard on Jaco Pastorius’ funky “Come On, Come Over” from the bass phenom’s 1976 self-titled debut as well as on Mose Allison’ Your Mind Is On Vacation, Michael Franks’ The Art of Tea, Phoebe Snow’s Second Childhood, George Benson’s Good King Bad, the Brecker Brothers’ Back to Back and Ian Hunter’s All American Alien Boy.
8. Mai 2024 · It’s easy to feel that way if you stop and look around at what’s going down, with neo-Nazi leftists in the street, Iran working three shifts to build a nuclear weapon, 10 million more illegals in...
Vor 2 Tagen · With little pause for breath, Mustard n’ Onions is 80 minutes wholly devoted to classic funk and R&B, a disc dripping with tight, percolating grooves, frenetic bass and synth lines and the kind of hard-hitting horn arrangements you’d expect from Tower of Power.
