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Title: Mose is the man for a Funky Fusion of Blues and Jazz
Review: This album has been around for 40 years, from back when Mose traded gigs with Charley Byrd at the Byrds nest at 18th and Columbia road in DC. "The seventh Son", a Willie Dixon number, has been covered by many including Johnny Rivers who made it a hit. "Parchman Farm" is done beautifully by Mose, a Mississippi son, about life on the prison farm. "If you live", with immortal lyrics like "chile don't mess with them pots and pans you gonna soon enough ruin your pretty hands", is as poignant today as when it was recorded originally by Mose. The whole album is terrific and stands the test of time. If you you like funky jazz, if you like Steeley Dan, buy this CD. It's really good.
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