9 Replies to “ Mose Allison Trio* - Creek Bank (Vinyl) ”

1. Jul 12,  · LP " CREEK BANK" Prestige Records arforwendhalfaurokagoflidobartnar.xyzinfo credits: Mose Allison (piano, vocals) Addison Farmer (bass) Ronnie Free (drums) Recorded By – .
2. View all records by Mose Allison for sale on CDandLP in LP, CD, 12inch, 7inch format. Forum 1; Blog 1; Sell music; mose allison trio back country suite e.p. ESQUIRE - EP - UK Sell. mose allison creek bank (20 tracks) Prestige -
3. Mose Allison recorded other versions of the song "The Seventh Son" but to my mind none to equal this one. I no longer have a turntable, but I would have bought the CD just to hear that one song. That the CD has a rich list has others, such as the memorable "If You Live" plus a long list of delicious instrumental numbers as well, makes this one /5(6).
4. When Mose Allison recorded his six early albums for Prestige, he was best-known as a bop-based pianist who occasionally sang. This single CD (which reissues in full Young Man Mose and Creek Bank) has 15 instrumentals including a rare appearance by Allison on trumpet ("Stroll") but it is his five typically ironic vocals that are most memorable, particularly Allison's classic "The Seventh Son" and Price: $
5. One of Mose 's best early albums – even though he hardly gets a chance to sing on it! The album features some great work by Allison 's trio of the time – Addison Farmer on bass and Ronnie Free on drums – simple piano-driven groovers, performed with a slight gutbuckety approach, and lots of sweet down home soul. Mose sings a bit on the classic "Seventh Son", a groover that's kept him.
6. Mose Allison: Creek Bank (LP, Vinyl record album) - One of Mose's best early albums – even though he hardly gets a chance to sing on it! The album features some great work by Allison's trio of the time – Addison Farmer on bass and Ronnie Free on drums – simple piano-driven groovers, performed with a slight gutbuckety approach, and Brand: Prestige (Label).
7. I've love Mose Allison's music ever since I bought "Creek Bank" not long after it was released in Then I got "I Don't Worry About a Thing" in I was sold on his wonderful jazz, songwriting, and voice. It's the perfect music for a lazy summer afternoon/5(6).
8. An all-instrumental set from Mose Allison – one that drops out his familiar jazz vocals, and really brings a nice focus to his energy on the keys of the piano! Given that Mose really got his start as a sideman in other combos during the 50s, the selection's no surprise – and if you've only heard Allison's better-known numbers with singing, you'll really be floored here at his.
9. I Love the Life I Live, an Album by The Mose Allison Trio. Released in on Columbia (catalog no. CS ; Vinyl LP). Genres: Jazz Pop, Vocal Jazz. Featured peformers: Mose Allison (piano, vocals).