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| Label | Issue | Format | Artist | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ace | CDCHD458 | CD | Moon Mullican | Moonshine Jamboree |
| - | CDCHD777 | - | Various Artists | King Rockabilly |
| - | CDCHD854 | - | - | Hillbilly Bop 'n' Boogie (King/Federal's Roots Of Rockabilly 1944-56) |
| - | CDCHD975 | - | - | King Rock'n'Roll |
| - | CDCHD997 | - | Moon Mullican | Seven Nights To Rock |
| Audio Lab | AL1568 | LP | Various Artists | Moon Mullican Instrumentals |
| Encore | ENC134 | |||
| King | 565 | single | Moon Mullican | The lonesome hearted blues / It's a sin to love you like I do |
| - | 578 | - | - | When a soldier knocks and finds nobody home / (New pretty blonde) New Jole Blon |
| - | 607 | - | - | Moonshine polka / New milk cow blues |
| - | 613 | - | - | Worries on my mind / Foggy river |
| - | 632 | - | - | Showboy special / Jole blon's sister |
| - | 673 | - | - | I left my heart in Texas / Sweeter than the flowers |
| - | 684 | - | - | Columbus stockade blues / Over the waves |
| - | 722 | - | - | What my eyes see my heart believes / Wait a minute |
| - | 734 | - | - | I'm gonna move home bye and bye / Maiden's prayer |
| - | 745 | - | - | Why don't you love me / The tie that binds |
| - | 761 | - | - | Oh! She's gone (but not forgotten) / Jole blon is gone, amen |
| - | 783 | - | - | There's a chill on the hill tonight / Sweeter than the flowers No. 2 |
| - | 796 | - | - | You had your way / What have I done that made you go away |
| - | 830 | - | - | I'll sail my ship alone / Moon's tune |
| - | 839 | - | - | Don't ever take my picture down / Broken dreams |
| - | 868 | - | - | You don't have to be a baby to cry / Southern hospitality |
| - | 886 | - | - | Goodnight Irene / Mona Lisa |
| - | 894 | - | - | Nine tenths of the Tennessee river / Well, oh well! |
| - | 905 | - | - | Think it over / Mona Lisa |
| - | 917 | - | - | I was sorta wonderin' / The leaves mustn't fall |
| - | 931 | - | - | Short but sweet / Rag man boogie / Too many irons in the fire |
| - | 947 | - | - | The lamp of life (is burning low) / Without a port of love |
| - | 965 | - | - | Love is the light (that leads me home) / Cherokee boogie |
| - | 984 | - | - | Heartless lover / Another night is coming |
| - | 996 | - | - | Columbus stockade blues / Over the waves |
| - | 1006 | - | - | Piano breakdown / Memphis blues |
| - | 1007 | - | - | Country boogie / Moon's blues |
| - | 1043 | - | - | Shoot the moon / A million regrets |
| - | 1060 | - | - | Triflin' woman blues / My tears will pour just like rain |
| - | 1078 | - | - | Save a little dream for me / Trouble, trouble |
| - | 1106 | - | - | Jambalaya / A mighty pretty waltz |
| - | 1137 | - | - | Pipeliner blues / Sugar beet |
| - | 1152 | - | - | A crushed red rose (and a faded blue ribbon) / A thousand and one sleepless nights |
| - | 1164 | - | - | Tokyo boogie / So long |
| - | 1198 | - | - | Rocket to the moon / Rheumatism boogie |
| - | 1221 | - | - | Leaving you with a worried mind / Hey, Mr. Cotton picker |
| - | 1244 | - | - | I done it / Grandpa stole my baby |
| - | 1337 | - | - | Wanted / Good deal, Lucille |
| - | 1343 | - | - | (Don't let temptation) Turn you 'round / All I need is you |
| - | 1355 | - | - | The end of the rainbow / Where beautiful flowers grow |
| - | 1366 | - | - | I'm hanging up all my work clothes / No stranger |
| - | 1408 | - | - | You got the best of me / Down stream |
| - | 1421 | - | - | Yearning (just for you) / Put your arms around me honey |
| - | 1427 | - | - | Crippled for life / There goes the bride |
| - | 1441 | - | - | I'll sail my ship alone / The honey song (Honey I'm in love with you) |
| - | 1447 | - | - | When love dies, where does it go? / What's the matter with the mill |
| - | 1461 | - | - | San Antonio rose / Cedarwood blues |
| - | 1467 | - | - | Someone more lonesome than you / Joe, the Mexican boy |
| - | 1481 | - | - | Mexicali rose / Pan handle rag |
| - | 4894 | - | - | Honolulu rock-a-roll-a / Seven nights to rock |
| - | 4915 | - | - | I'm mad with you / Rock and roll, Mr. Bullfrog |
| - | 4937 | - | - | Maybe it's all for the best / Hey shah |
| - | 4979 | - | - | If you don't want no more of my loving / Keep a light in the window for me |
| - | 5172 | - | - | Seven nights to rock / I'll sail my ship alone |
| - | 5223 | - | - | Goodnight Irene / Mona Lisa |
| - | 5328 | - | - | (New pretty blonde) New Jole Blon / New Jole blon / Jambalaya |
| - | 5354 | - | - | Sweeter than the flowers / I was sorta wonderin' |
| - | 5379 | - | - | Pipeliner / Rocket to the moon |
| - | 5473 | - | - | I don't know what to do / I'll take your hat right off my rack |
| - | 5828 | - | - | (New pretty blonde) New Jole Blon / I'll sail my ship alone |
| - | EP214 | EP | - | |
| - | EP227 | - | - | - |
| - | EP291 | - | Various Artists | Swingbillies, Volume 1 |
| - | EP293 | - | - | Swingbillies, Volume 3 |
| - | EP294 | - | - | Swingbillies, Volume 4 |
| - | EP314 | - | Moon Mullican | |
| - | LP537 | LP | Various Artists | All Time Country and Western Hits |
| - | LP555 | - | Moon Mullican | Moon Mullican sings his All Time Greatest Hits |
| - | LP628 | - | - | Moon Mullican sings and plays 16 of his Favorite Tunes |
| - | LP681 | - | - | The Many Moods of Moon Mullican |
| - | LP710 | - | Various Artists | All Time Country and Western Hits, Volume 2 |
| - | LP807 | - | - | All Star Country and Western |
| - | LP813 | - | - | Nashville Bandstand |
| - | LP847 | - | - | Nashville Bandstand, Volume 2 |
| - | LP871 | - | - | Songs of The Rivers, The Oceans and The Seas |
| - | LP890 | - | - | 14 Great All Time Country & Western Waltzes |
| - | LP937 | - | Moon Mullican | |
| - | LP1006 | - | Various Artists | 25 Years of Country & Western - 24 Songs |
| - | LP1027 | - | - | 18 All Time Country & Western Hits |
| - | LP1050 | - | - | Radar Blues |
| Parlophone | CGEP15 | EP | Moon Mullican | |
| - | DP503 | single | - | Yearning (just for you) / Put your arms around me honey |
| - | DP512 | - | - | San Antonio rose / Cedarwood blues |
| - | GEP8794 | EP | - | Country Round-Up |
| - | MSP6254 | single | Moon Mullican with Boyd Bennett Rockets | Honolulu rock-a-roll-a / Seven nights to rock |
| - | PMD1064 | LP | Various Artists | All-Time Country and Western Hits |
| - | R4195 | single | Moon Mullican | Honolulu rock-a-roll-a / Seven nights to rock |
| Vogue | V9013 | - | - | Love is the light (that leads me home) / Cherokee boogie |
| - | V3031 | - | - | - |
| Westside | WESA800 | CD | - | Showboy Special: The Early King Sides |
| - | WESA911 | - | - | Moon's Tunes |
| Leader | Site | Date | Session | Role |
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| - | - | October, 1946 | [session] | - |
| - | Los Angeles, CA | March 15, 1949 | [session] | - |
| - | Unknown Location | 1950 | [session] | - |
| - | Cincinnati, OH | April 16, 1950 | [session] | - |
| - | - | April 17, 1950 | [session] | - |
| - | - | July 3, 1950 | [session] | - |
| - | - | December 8, 1950 | [session] | - |
| - | - | July, 1952 | [session] | - |
| - | Nashville, TN | September 26, 1952 | [session] | - |
| - | Cincinnati, OH | March 6, 1953 | [session] | - |
| - | Nashville, TN | April 20, 1953 | [session] | - |
| - | - | February 21, 1954 | [session] | - |
| - | Cincinnati, OH | April 21, 1954 | [session] | - |
| - | - | October 28, 1954 | [session] | - |
| - | - | October 29, 1954 | [session] | piano, organ |
| - | - | January 26, 1956 | [session] |
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Aubrey Wilson Mullican (March 29, 1909 – January 1, 1967), known professionally as Moon Mullican and nicknamed "King of the Hillbilly Piano Players", was an American country and western singer, songwriter, and pianist. He was associated with the hillbilly boogie style which greatly influenced rockabilly. Jerry Lee Lewis cited him as a major influence on his own singing and piano playing.
Mullican once stated, "We gotta play music that'll make them goddamn beer bottles bounce on the table". Wikipedia