Parchman Farm - Musik
Parchman Farm by Mose Allison
Mose Allison
Künstlerbiographie Mose Allison
John Mose Allison Jr. * 11. November 1927 Im Tallahatchie County Mississippi Ist Ein US-Amerikanischer Jazz-Pianist Und Sänger. Er Fing Während Seiner Schulzeit An Piano Zu Spielen Und Spielte Trompete Während Er Die Highschool Besuchte. Allison Ging Auf Die University Of Mississippi Und Die Louisiana State University Und Machte Dort Seinen Abschluss In Anglistik. Nachdem Er In Der US Army Gedient Hatte Zog Er Nach New York City Wo Seine Jazz-Karriere Begann. Seine Musik Hat Viele Blues- Und Rock-Interpreten Beeinflusst Darunter The Rolling Stones John Mayall J. J. Cale Und The Who Die Seinen Song Young Man Blues Bei Mehreren Touren Spielten. Blue Cheer Nahm Eine Version Des Songs Parchman Farm Für Ihr Debütalbum Auf. The Yardbirds Und The Misunderstood Coverten Beide Seinen Song "I'm Not Talking". Seinen Song Look Here Wurde Von The Clash Auf Deren Album Sandinista! Gecovert. Van Morrison Veröffentlichte Ein Album Mit Seinen Stücken Unter Dem Namen Tell Me Something The Songs Of Mose Allison Und Elvis Costello Nahm Den Song Everybody's Cryin' Mercy Für Sein Album "Kojak Variety" Auf. Außerdem Widmeten Die Pixies Ihm Einen Song Mit Dem Namen Allison. Er Ist Der Vater Der Countrysängerin Amy Allison. Im Jahr 2006 Wurde Er In Die Long Island Music Hall Of Fame Aufgenommen. Diskografie * Back Country Suite 1957 * Local Color 1957 * Mose Allison Sings 1957 * Young Man Mose 1958 * Ramblin' With Mose 1958 * Autumn Song 1959 * A Modern Jazz Premiere 1959 * Transfiguration Of Hiram Brown 1959 * I Love The Life I Live 1960 * V-8 Ford Blues 1961 * Take To The Hills 1961 * That's Jazz 1962 * I Don't Worry About A Thing 1962 * Swingin' Machine 1962 * The Song Of Mose Allison 1964 * The Word From Mose Allison 1964 * Wild Man On The Loose 1965 * Mose Alive! 1965 * I've Been Doin' Some Thinkin' 1968 * Hello There Universe 1969 * Western Man 1971 * Mose In Your Ear Live 1972 * Your Mind Is On Vacation 1976 * Pure Mose Live 1978 * Middle Class White Boy' 1982 * Lesson In Living Live 1982 * Ever Since The World Ended 1987 * The Best Of Mose Allison 1988 * My Backyard 1989 * The Earth Wants You Live 1993 * Gimcracks And Gewgaws 1997 * The Mose Chronicles Live In London Vol. 1 2001 * The Mose Chronicles Live In London Vol. 2 2002 Www.Moseallison.Net
Frogtoon Musik - Song-Info: Parchman Farm
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Mose Allison's "Parchman Farm" Is Distinct From Earlier Blues Songs Of The Same Name All Of Which Were About Mississippi State Penitentiary A Hard-Time Prison Known As Parchman Farm . The Song Has Been Covered By A Number Of Artists Including Blue Cheer Jeff Buckley Cactus Rick Derringer Georgie Fame The Kingston Trio John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers Who Released It As A Decca Records Single In 1966 Hot Tuna And Others. One Of The Greatest Covers Of This Mose Allison Classic Is By Blue Cheer A Pioneering Three-Piece Psychedelic Band Formed In The Late 60s And Credited With Being The "loudest Band Ever." The Inspiration For The Earlier Blues Songs Of The Same Name Was Summarized By FolkWorld As Follows Sittin' Over Here On Parchman Farm Ain't Ever Done No Man No Harm... From Its Beginning In 1904 Until Reform Finally Came In The 1970s The Main Purpose Of Mississippi's State Farm Was Not To Rehabilitate Or Even To Punish The Convicts But To Make Money By Growing Cotton. It Closely Resembled An Antebellum Plantation With Prisoners Replacing Slaves. Because The Prisoners Worked In Organized Gangs Parchman Became A Kind Of Preserve For Group Work Songs Which Scholars Consider An Influence On The Blues. Booker T. Washington Bukka White An Older Cousin Of B.B. King. Robert Palmer Told An Interviewer In 1963 That He Had Been Treated Better Inside Parchman Than He Often Was After His Release. As A Musician He Had Avoided Much Of The Hard Work In The Prison. David Kimbrough Told Living Blues I Got Down There And I Was Out There Workin' In The Fields You Know Choppin' Grass. And So I Was Singin' And A Guad Said 'You Need To Get In The Parchman Band.' I Was Always Off The Farm There With The Band. We Was Gone Every Weekend Sometimes Whole Weeks. You Could Have Your Beer Or Whatever Get You A Little Sex Or Whatever You Want To Do Out There You Know. Http //www.Folkworld.Eu/26/e/nshift08.Html
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John Mose Allison Jr. * 11. November 1927 Im Tallahatchie County Mississippi Ist Ein US-Amerikanischer Jazz-Pianist Und Sänger. Er Fing Während Seiner Schulzeit An Piano Zu Spielen Und Spielte Trompete Während Er Die Highschool Besuchte. Allison Ging Auf Die University Of Mississippi Und Die Louisiana State University Und Machte Dort Seinen Abschluss In Anglistik. Nachdem Er In Der US Army Gedient Hatte Zog Er Nach New York City Wo Seine Jazz-Karriere Begann. Seine Musik Hat Viele Blues- Und Rock-Interpreten Beeinflusst Darunter The Rolling Stones John Mayall J. J. Cale Und The Who Die Seinen Song Young Man Blues Bei Mehreren Touren Spielten. Blue Cheer Nahm Eine Version Des Songs Parchman Farm Für Ihr Debütalbum Auf. The Yardbirds Und The Misunderstood Coverten Beide Seinen Song "I'm Not Talking". Seinen Song Look Here Wurde Von The Clash Auf Deren Album Sandinista! Gecovert. Van Morrison Veröffentlichte Ein Album Mit Seinen Stücken Unter Dem Namen Tell Me Something The Songs Of Mose Allison Und Elvis Costello Nahm Den Song Everybody's Cryin' Mercy Für Sein Album "Kojak Variety" Auf. Außerdem Widmeten Die Pixies Ihm Einen Song Mit Dem Namen Allison. Er Ist Der Vater Der Countrysängerin Amy Allison. Im Jahr 2006 Wurde Er In Die Long Island Music Hall Of Fame Aufgenommen. Diskografie * Back Country Suite 1957 * Local Color 1957 * Mose Allison Sings 1957 * Young Man Mose 1958 * Ramblin' With Mose 1958 * Autumn Song 1959 * A Modern Jazz Premiere 1959 * Transfiguration Of Hiram Brown 1959 * I Love The Life I Live 1960 * V-8 Ford Blues 1961 * Take To The Hills 1961 * That's Jazz 1962 * I Don't Worry About A Thing 1962 * Swingin' Machine 1962 * The Song Of Mose Allison 1964 * The Word From Mose Allison 1964 * Wild Man On The Loose 1965 * Mose Alive! 1965 * I've Been Doin' Some Thinkin' 1968 * Hello There Universe 1969 * Western Man 1971 * Mose In Your Ear Live 1972 * Your Mind Is On Vacation 1976 * Pure Mose Live 1978 * Middle Class White Boy' 1982 * Lesson In Living Live 1982 * Ever Since The World Ended 1987 * The Best Of Mose Allison 1988 * My Backyard 1989 * The Earth Wants You Live 1993 * Gimcracks And Gewgaws 1997 * The Mose Chronicles Live In London Vol. 1 2001 * The Mose Chronicles Live In London Vol. 2 2002 Www.Moseallison.Net
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Mose Allison's "Parchman Farm" is distinct from earlier blues songs of the same name (all of which were about Mississippi State Penitentiary, a hard-time prison known as Parchman Farm). The song has been covered by a number of artists including Blue Cheer, Jeff Buckley, Cactus, Rick Derringer, Georgie Fame, The Kingston Trio, John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers (who released it as a Decca Records single in 1966,) Hot Tuna, and others.
One of the greatest covers of this Mose Allison classic is by Blue Cheer, a pioneering three-piece psychedelic band formed in the late 60s and credited with being the "loudest band ever."
The inspiration for the earlier blues songs of the same name was summarized by FolkWorld as follows:
Sittin' over here on Parchman Farm, ain't ever done no man no harm... From its beginning in 1904 until reform finally came in the 1970s, the main purpose of Mississippi's state farm was not to rehabilitate or even to punish the convicts, but to make money by growing cotton. It closely resembled an antebellum plantation, with prisoners replacing slaves. Because the prisoners worked in organized gangs, Parchman became a kind of preserve for group work songs, which scholars consider an influence on the blues. Booker T. Washington Bukka White, an older cousin of B.B. King. Robert Palmer, told an interviewer in 1963 that he had been treated better inside Parchman than he often was after his release. As a musician he had avoided much of the hard work in the prison. David Kimbrough told Living Blues, I got down there and I was out there workin' in the fields, you know, choppin' grass. And so I was singin' and a guad said, 'You need to get in the Parchman band.' I was always off the farm there with the band. We was gone every weekend, sometimes whole weeks. You could have your beer or whatever, get you a little sex or whatever you want to do out there, you know.
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