Dan Moore Discography of CDs

Dan Moore music CDs Somewhere out on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, just below the Arctic Circle, lies Newfoundland. It is here, a thousand miles away from the trendy salons and boutiques of New York or London, ...

Dan Moore CD discography Sheavy, the hard rock band from Canada, presents CELESTIAL HI-FI, featuring 10 tracks including "Hyperfaster" and "At the Mountains of Madness." Newfoundland's Sheavy loves Black Sabbath. Their singer, Steve Hennessy, sounds like -- no, virtually ...

Dan Moore albums Although best known for the funk he provided as James Brown's co-writer and musical director for a spell during one of the Godfather of Soul's most creative periods, saxist Pee Wee Ellis is a ...

Dan Moore discography Recording information: Caveman Studios, Bristol, England; Robot Club Studios, Bristol, England; Rockfield Studios, Wales. Photographer: Sam Braithwaite. Personnel: Stew Jackson (vocals, guitar, banjo); Dan Moore (vocals, piano); Dan Brown (vocals, double bass, bass guitar); Matthew Jones ...

Dan Moore songs Recording information: Chátrau Du Clat, France; Compound Studios, CA. Personnel: Stew Jackson (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Dan Moore (vocals, piano, electric piano, Hammond b-3 organ, Wurlitzer organ, vibraphone); Matthew Jones (vocals, drums); Chris Lizotte, ...

Dan Moore CD discography Recording information: Music Studio A, Iowa City. Personnel: Dan Moore (sampler).

Dan Moore albums Originally released in 2005 under the band's former name of Cousteau (which they subsequently changed to Moreau after the departure of singer Davey Ray Moor), the chilly sounding NOVA SCOTIA is a twilight collection ...

Dan Moore music CDs Principally recorded on March 14, 1973. Includes liner notes by Martin Mull. IN YOUR LIVING ROOM was Martin Mull's second album and only live release. As such, the album contains the kind of material that's ...

Recorded between 1972 and 1975. Includes liner notes by David Okamoto. After studying painting at the Rhode Island School of Design, Martin Mull detoured into music. From 1972 to 1979, he released seven albums of ...

Includes bonus CD. Personnel: Trudi Masiamo (vocals); Dan Moore (Fender Rhodes piano); Yuval Gabay (drum programming).

Track Listing of songs: Bellissimo; Quattra Neon; Bliss; Heavenly; Soleil Soleil; Pretty Baby; All For Melody; Happy and Weak; They Died For Beauty;

Director: Nancy Blade. Personnel: Pamela Page (violin); Dan Moore (saxophone); Derek James (tenor saxophone); David Beatty, Alex Murzyn (trumpet); Chris Barnes (brass); Nancy Blade (piano); Joel Griffin (drums); Joe López (timbales). Recording information: Jubilee Christian Center.

Recorded at Track 16 Studios, Lexington, Kentucky. Includes liner notes by Miles Osland. Composers: Dan Higgins; Gordon Goodwin; Scott Kreitzer; Tom Kubis; Bill Armstrong; Roger Neumann; Bob Meyer. Adapter: Miles Osland. Personnel: Miles Osland (alto, flute, piccolo, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone); John Richardson (tenor, tenor saxophone); Lisa Osland (baritone, flute, bass clarinet, baritone saxophone); Michael Gould (tenor saxophone, steel drum, timbales, percussion); David Barr (tenor saxophone); Bob Thompson (trumpet, flugelhorn); Rick Cook, Vince DeMartino, Vince DiMartino (trumpet); Dave Henderson ...

Prev.Import Only Audio Mixers: Don Ellis; Sheavy. Sheavy: Steve Hennessey (vocals); Dan Moore, Dwayne Andrews, Chris Baddcock, Keith Bradbury, John Fisher, Steve Hussey, Patty Moore, Ritchie Perez, Phil Winters (guitar); Aneirin Thomas (didgeridoo); Keith Foley (bass); Ren Squires (drums). Personnel: Dan Moore, John Fisher (guitar).