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Mose Allison - High Jinks! The Mose Allison Trilogy (1994) {Super Rare OOP 3 CD Legacy Box Set J3K 64275 rec 1959-1961}
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© 1959-61, 1994 Columbia / Epic / Legacy / Sony Music | J3K 64275
Jazz / Hard Bop / Jazz Blues / Piano

Three formerly rare Mose Allison albums originally cut for Columbia and Epic (Transfiguration of Hiram Brown, I Love The Life I Live and V-8 Ford Blues) are reissued in full on this attractive three-CD set plus six previously unreleased numbers. During this period (which dates between his associations with the Prestige and Atlantic labels), Mose Allison was making the transition from being a pianist-vocalist to a vocalist-pianist. He sings on roughly half the selections including "Baby, Please Don't Go," "'Deed I Do," "Fool's Paradise" and "I Love The Life I Live." The instrumentals (which also feature Addison Farmer, Henry Grimes, Bill Crow or Aaron Bell on bass and Jerry Segal, Paul Motian, Gus Johnson or Osie Johnson on drums) are highlighted by the interesting eight-song "Hiram Brown Suite." Mose Allison fans will want to go out of their way to get this set.

Four volumes from Rather Interesting label.
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