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Apr 1, 1998 · This latest release is 45 minutes of Allison's dry wit, his matching piano and vocal styles, and some tasteful soloing by Russell Malone and newcomer Mark Shim. The pianist's left hand hammers out a one-two rhythm that would seem to make a bassist unnecessary, but instead Allison employs bassists who can contribute much more than that.
Mose Allison, Gimcracks and Gewgaws (Blue Note, 1998) Kenny Barron, Spirit Song (Verve, 2000) Gary Bartz, The Blues Chronicles (Atlantic, 1996) Stefano Di Battista, Trouble Shootin' (Blue Note, 2007) David Benoit, Here's to You Charlie Brown (GRP, 2000) Don Braden, Organic (Epicure, 1995) Gary Burton, For Hamp, Red, Bags, and Cal (Concord Jazz ...
Guitar – Russell Malone; Mastered By – Greg Calbi; Photography By – Bill Phelps; Piano, Vocals – Mose Allison; Producer – Ben Sidran; Recorded By – James Farber; Saxophone [Tenor] – Mark Shim; Written-By – Mose Allison (tracks: 1 to 4, 6 to 14)
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Gimcracks and Gewgaws, an Album by Mose Allison. Released in 1998 on Blue Note (catalog no. 7243 8 23211 2 5; CD). Genres: Vocal Jazz, Piano Blues.
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Gimcracks and Gewgaws / Mose Allison. 1997. Ending with "Old Man Blues," this album is a book-end to Mose's Prestige album "Mose Alison Sings" on which his famous "Young Man Blues" was featured. Separated by almost four decades, the music always represented a snapshot of the man's inner emotional state. Paul Motian.
Feb 10, 2007 · Gimcracks & Gewgaws. CD-R. Mose Allison Format: Audio CD. 4.9 12 ratings. $1882. Get Fast, Free Shipping with Amazon Prime. FREE Returns. See all 3 formats and editions. Streaming. Unlimited MP3. $9.49. Listen with our. Free App. Audio CD. $18.82 14 Used from $3.74 3 New from $25.98. Report an issue with this product or seller. Track Listings.
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The fourteen song CD offers tastes of both jazz and blues, all presented in Allison's distinctive style. Gimcracks & Gewgaws offers an entertaining addition to Allison's repertoire that includes more than 150 original tunes, performed all over the world, averaging over 150 performances per year.
