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Your Molecular Structure
Mose Allison
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PBS, Chicago, 1975
Mose Allison is featured on a 1975 episode of the TV series Soundstage on PBS.
The pianist and songwriter gives an exceptional live performance showcasing his excellent musicianship, live performance flair, and songwriting abilities. “Your Molecular Structure” walks the fine line between jazz, blues, rock, and pop.
Personnel:
Mose Allison, piano & vocals
Jack Hannah, bass
Jerry Granelli, drums
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