Hi Mazzy, enjoyed this video. I'm a fan of Mose Allison too. I got turned on to him by Van Morrison's collection "Tell Me Something: The Songs of Mose Allison" (1996). Also a big fan of that Bobby Hutcherson BN LP.
Enjoyed this tag. I have been trying to find Al Errol Garner jazz I could find. He seems to be limited in my part of the wild. His ballad misty has become a standard Again enjoy your channel as always.
The VCLT keeps on rolling! Sounds great, looks great and now smells great!! Thanks Mazzy for including my first release in your vinyl Tag 2024. Quite a journey…
Since you recommended it on a previous video, I now have two copies of Mose Allison Sings, one with the black cover and a repress with the alternate name Seventh Son. So good
Nice shout out for Mose Allison, Daddy-O! Went on a hunt a few years back and snagged his Atlantic catalog in mono. Great stuff, and still very affordable to collect. A groovy vinyl tag video...
Love Mose Allison.I was turned on to him first via The great Georgie Fame probably via the Live at The Flamingo LP from 1964 who later made an album of Mose music with Van Morrison and Mose.
Myra Melford, I love it when you mention records I enjoy. Firehouse 12 Records was founded by Taylor Ho Bynum. They have a very small but amazing catalogue. Thanks for another gem, Mazzy.
Mose KNOWS Thanks Mazzy You really go above and beyond with the jazz albums.The Chrissy Hynde album I have yet to checkout but she is from beautiful Akron as you know and my old High School
Mose Allison. I met him. He seemed really nice. Around 1990-92, I had a friend who was a DJ at WUSB, SUNY Stony Brook. We would improvise on the air. As I was setting up whatever instrument I was playing that day, the buzzer rang. It was this guy who said he was Mose Allison and he was looking for one of the other DJs. So I led him to the control booth. My friend later told me that that was the guy who wrote "Young Man Blues."
And also thanks for that Melford tip. I was unaware of her and a quick search showed she played with Han Bennink. On top of your recommendations, that's all I need to see.
Around the mid-eighties the College of San Mateo presented a Mose Allison concert for around 5 bucks. I went on the price alone. Without trying to act cool, he was naturally cool without being pretentious.
Mazzy excellent tag that Nat King Cole is a must I grab it threw it on a late night Nat’s voice is so soothing he’s one artist that need more mentioned . That Africa Brass is killer Songs from an Underground Railroad a stunner. Congrats on finally finding that Music Matters Bobby Hutcherson . I always enjoy your episodes Mazzy have a great week.
Had no idea that Chrissie Hynde recorded a jazz album. I just saw her with the Pretenders opening for Guns N’ Roses last summer. She sounded so great! Have to pick that one up!
Lotta great intel in here, in fact all intel! I feel like Neo from the matrix when he says, “I know Kung Fu”. Thanks for the big mental download. Greetings from Tokyo :-)
Hi Mazzy, enjoyed this video. I'm a fan of Mose Allison too. I got turned on to him by Van Morrison's collection "Tell Me Something: The Songs of Mose Allison" (1996). Also a big fan of that Bobby Hutcherson BN LP.
Enjoyed this tag. I have been trying to find Al Errol Garner jazz I could find. He seems to be limited in my part of the wild. His ballad misty has become a standard Again enjoy your channel as always.
The VCLT keeps on rolling! Sounds great, looks great and now smells great!! Thanks Mazzy for including my first release in your vinyl Tag 2024. Quite a journey…
Love your Jazz videos and the San Francisco sound stuff. I have learned so much from you.
Since you recommended it on a previous video, I now have two copies of Mose Allison Sings, one with the black cover and a repress with the alternate name Seventh Son. So good
Nice shout out for Mose Allison, Daddy-O! Went on a hunt a few years back and snagged his Atlantic catalog in mono. Great stuff, and still very affordable to collect. A groovy vinyl tag video...
Of course, Alice is a great intro and makes total sense. I too love Mose Allison's voice. A unique voice and definitely overlooked
Couldn't agree more✌🏼
Great stuff, as always Mazzy. Have a great 2024, with wonderful musical finds.
Love Mose Allison.I was turned on to him first via The great Georgie Fame probably via the Live at The Flamingo LP from 1964 who later made an album of Mose music with Van Morrison and Mose.
great to see that marvellous record of Myra Melford! She is on fire, even nowdays, great outputs!
Myra Melford, I love it when you mention records I enjoy. Firehouse 12 Records was founded by Taylor Ho Bynum. They have a very small but amazing catalogue. Thanks for another gem, Mazzy.
Mose KNOWS Thanks Mazzy
You really go above and beyond with the jazz albums.The Chrissy Hynde album I have yet to checkout but she is from beautiful Akron as you know and my old High School
Chrissie Hynde’s choice for a jazz jump for an artist was perfect. Totally agree as a favorite or mine.
Mose Allison. I met him. He seemed really nice.
Around 1990-92, I had a friend who was a DJ at WUSB, SUNY Stony Brook. We would improvise on the air. As I was setting up whatever instrument I was playing that day, the buzzer rang. It was this guy who said he was Mose Allison and he was looking for one of the other DJs. So I led him to the control booth.
My friend later told me that that was the guy who wrote "Young Man Blues."
And also thanks for that Melford tip. I was unaware of her and a quick search showed she played with Han Bennink. On top of your recommendations, that's all I need to see.
"Beatnik jazz Shit" - contender for quote of the year and its still January - Love from London
Around the mid-eighties the College of San Mateo presented a Mose Allison concert for around 5 bucks. I went on the price alone. Without trying to act cool, he was naturally cool without being pretentious.
Mazzy excellent tag that Nat King Cole is a must I grab it threw it on a late night Nat’s voice is so soothing he’s one artist that need more mentioned . That Africa Brass is killer Songs from an Underground Railroad a stunner. Congrats on finally finding that Music Matters Bobby Hutcherson . I always enjoy your episodes Mazzy have a great week.
Thank you Lovell. 🎶
Amazing to see that Nina Simone album. Great jazz tag video.
I've got that Nina Simone 'stereo' version album on CD ❤
People all over the world, Join Hands, Start A Love Train!! cool, you have that chrissie hynde album. and Mose Allison, love his voice!
I definitely need to check out the Chrissie Hynde album.
Had no idea that Chrissie Hynde recorded a jazz album. I just saw her with the Pretenders opening for Guns N’ Roses last summer. She sounded so great! Have to pick that one up!
Lotta great intel in here, in fact all intel! I feel like Neo from the matrix when he says, “I know Kung Fu”. Thanks for the big mental download. Greetings from Tokyo :-)
Got to get the Chrissie Hynde record. Wild is the Wind sounds jazzy. Got about everything she's done. Thanks
Wild is the Win Dimitri Tiomkin /Ned Washington for Johnny Mathis
Ben Sustain hosts Jazz Alive program on National Public Radio
Ben Sidran?
I will take Mose Allison over a 45 rpm edition of Matchbox 20 or Hootie & the Blow Me any day of the week 😉
Haha yeah 😜🥂
ok giving mose a try...
i have one mose allison record, The Transfiguration Of Hiram Brown.
Atlantic 75 ignores a lot of great records and its a pure shame.