Seven Nights to Rock
Released: Jun 8, 2004
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Released: Jun 8, 2004
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With 24 sides cut for King between 1950 and 1956, this complements Ace's prior Moon Mullican compilation Moonshine Jamboree, which also covered his King stint, though with 24 different tracks....
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Moon's Tunes
Released: Jun 26, 2002
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Released: Jun 26, 2002
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Westside's second volume of Mullican's King recordings covers the years 1947-1950, featuring more traditional country and Western swing fare. Some of Mullican's big hits are here, including...
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The EP Collection
Released: Jul 12, 2000
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Released: Jul 12, 2000
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Spanning most of Mullican's career with King Records (1946-1956) and featuring crucial hits that weren't included on Ace's Moonshine Jamboree compilation, this is a nice volume two of sorts for...
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Showboy Special: The Early King Sides
Released: May 16, 2000
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Released: May 16, 2000
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This gathers the first 18 sides cut by Moon and his Showboys at their first session for King Records in 1946, plus another five from his first sessions of 1947. The Showboys were a wild...
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Moonshine Jamboree
Released: 1993
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Released: 1993
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The "king of the hillbilly piano players" shows up at his best on these 24 tracks, cut during his prime years, 1946 through 1954, when he was associated principally with King Records. It's easy to...
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Seven Years to Rock: The King Years, 1946-56
Released: September 1946
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Released: September 1946
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Not a hits compilation, it's still a good sampling of Moon in his boogie phase. His take on Tiny Bradshaw's "Well, Oh Well" is required listening for anyone who thinks Elvis invented the...
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