Gene Moore Discography of CDs

Odds are, you may have already heard Gene Moore's work. He has quite a few music credits to his name ranging from commercial artists to jingles to sports anthems. Gene was recently shown performing each night during the Olympic Medal ceremonies in Italy in a worldwide multimedia project called One Olympic. Gene's guitar solo thrilled ...

Gene Moore albums Gene Moore is the older brother of Thurston Moore from Sonic Youth. Gene Moore is Sonic Youth guitarist Thurston Moore's older brother. Gene Moore has been creating homebrew electronic music for many years, and at one point Thurston asked Gene to "get something together and my label (Ecstatic Peace) will put it out." Twisting Wires ...

Gene Moore discography Grammy, Dove, and Stellar Award-winning gospel tenor Myron Butler's Worship collects 11 inspirational performances, including songs penned by Israel Houghton, David Binion, and Josh Dufrene, as well as a number of his own compositions. Soulful, soothing, and empowering, Worship does nothing to tarnish Butler's well-earned reputation as a master of contemporary urban gospel music. ...

Gene Moore albums One of the duo's best acoustic folk-blues collaborations, originally issued in 1958. They convincingly run through a very enjoyable series of collaborations marked by affectionate interplay, with drummer Gene Moore adding rhythmic power. ~ Bill Dahl Photographer: David Gahr. Personnel: Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee (vocals, harmonica); Brownie McGhee (guitar); Sonny Terry (harmonica); Gene Moore (drums). Liner ...

Gene Moore CD discography James Fortune: Nakitta Clegg, Kayla Freeman, Qiana Bolden, Kayla Freema, Gene Moore , Chester Fortune (vocals); Terence Vaughn (various instruments, programming); D. Goodman (various instruments); Lucious Hoskins, Joey Woolfork, Darrel Crooks, Raymond Williams (guitar); Terrence Vaughn (organ, keyboards); Chad Brawley (organ); Chris Morris (Oberheim synthesizer); Nick Mcnack, Tim Williams , John Webb (bass guitar); ...

Gene Moore music CDs Champion Jack Dupree began his musical journey as a barrelhouse New Orleans piano player, and elements of that driving style stayed with him throughout his 50-year recording career (he first cut a record in 1940 and was still active as a performer when he died in 1992), but along the way he also developed ...

Gene Moore songs Principally recorded at RCA Studios, New York, New York between 1951 & 1954. Includes liner notes by Steve Kolanjian. Digitally remastered by Bob Norberg (1990, Capitol Recording Studios, New York, New York). Although there are a handful of up-tempo numbers here, including one or two like "Mama (Your Daughter Told a Lie on Me)" that are ...

Gene Moore CD discography Folkways Years (1945-1959) is a wonderful 17-track compilation of Brownie McGhee's Folkways recordings. During this time, McGhee became a staple on the blues-folk revival circuit, and accordingly these recordings find the Piedmont bluesman playing in a folk style, which he excelled at. Many of the most powerful tracks are straight from the rural Piedmont tradition, but the folkier material shows what a rich ...

Contains 21 tracks previously released on the Old Town label. Personnel: Bob Gaddy (vocals, piano); Wild Jimmy Spruill, Brownie McGhee (guitar); Matt Gray, Jimmy Wright (tenor saxophone); Champion Jack Dupree (piano); Gene Moore , Gene Brooks (drums). Liner Note Author: Ray Topping. Recording information: New York, NY (1955-1960).