Artist	Song
Mose Allison	Monster of the ID
from Hello There, Universe (2006)
Mose Allison	You Are My Sunshine
from The Mose Chronicles - Live in London, Vol. 1 (2001)
Mose Allison	How Much Truth
from Western Man (2006)
Mose Allison	Groovin' High
from Autumn Song (2006)
Mose Allison	Devil In the Cane Field
from Down Home Piano (2006)
Mose Allison Trio	Trouble In Mind
from Local Color (2009)
Mose Allison	The Song Is Ended
from I Don't Worry About a Thing (2005)
Mose Allison	Hello There, Universe
from Hello There, Universe (2006)
Mose Allison	No Trouble Livin'
from The Mose Chronicles - Live in London, Vol. 1 (2001)
Mose Allison	Back On the Corner
from I've Been Doin' Some Thinkin (2005)
Mose Allison	Tell Me Something
from Mose Alive! (Live) (2005)
Mose Allison	What Do You Do After You Ruin Your Life
from The Mose Chronicles - Live in London, Vol. 1 (2001)
Mose Allison	Back Down South
from Middle Class White Boy (2006)
Mose Allison	Stroll
from Creek Bank (2007)
Mose Allison	Dinner On the Ground
from Down Home Piano (2006)
Mose Allison	Don't Forget to Smile
from Mose In Your Ear (Live At "In Your Ear" 1972) (2006)
Mose Allison	Was
from My Backyard (2008)
Mose Allison	Look What You Made Me Do
from I've Been Doin' Some Thinkin (2005)
Mose Allison	You Can't Push People Around
from The Earth Wants You (2008)
Mose Allison	Hey, Good Lookin'
from Mose In Your Ear (Live At "In Your Ear" 1972) (2006)
Mose Allison	I Got a Right to Cry
from Rudy Van Gelder Remasters: Mose Allison Sings (2006)
Mose Allison	Baby Let Me Hold Your Hand
from Creek Bank (2007)
Mose Allison	Mojo Woman
from Mose Allison (2007)
Mose Allison	Old Man Blues
from Gimcracks and Gewgaws (2008)
Mose Allison	Now You See It
from I've Been Doin' Some Thinkin (2005)

Comment:

Just who is the real Mose Allison anyway? Is he the traditionalist with a twist who wrings pathos from the peppy country standard "You Are My Sunshine" by reshaping it as a bottom-of-the-well blues? Is he an offbeat intellectual melding brainy bop and the beasts of our subconscious on "Monster of the Id?" Maybe he's a demon of the eighty-eights, burning a fleet-fingered trail across the ivories on "Devil In the Cane Field." If "all of the above" was your answer, then you're ready to graduate from Professor Mose's college of musical knowledge and soak up his whole swingin' syllabus in our Complete Set.

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