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Johnny Moore

Born: 5th October 1938 Kingston, Jamaica Died: 16th August 2008 Jamaican trumpet player. Founding member of pioneering Jamaican ska act, [a=The Skatalites]. Moore is a past student of the famed [l528229] in Kingston. Please consider using other artists named [b]Johnny Moore[/b] [b][a=Johnny Moore (2)][/b] Rhythm 'n' blues guitarist from Texas, active in the 40s - 50s with [a=Johnny Moore's Three Blazers] [b][a=Johnny Moore (3)][/b] Co-writer of the classic [i]"Zindy Lou"[/i] [b][a=Johnny Moore (4)][/b] Songwriter in a hip hop 2002 release of [a=Do Or Die] [b][a=Johnny Moore (5)][/b] Legendary soul singer - songwriter of the Chicago soul scene, active since the mid-60s, member of [a=Superior Movement] [b][a=Johnny Moore (6)][/b] Songwriter of "Country Girl" with [a=Jimmy Haggett Band] [a=Johnny Moore (7)] Singer, songwriter of [a=The Drifters] [b][a=Johnny Moore (8)][/b] Pop singer, credited for a single release at [l=Ampen] in 1964 [b][a=Johnny B. Moore][/b] Legendary Chicago blues artist [b][a=Johnny Lee Moore][/b] Artist appearing in southern folk heriatge and field recordings compilations [b][a=John Moore][/b] Electronica - house music producer - songwriter, member of [a=The Lab (3)], [a=MCW], [a=Moore Classic Wall], [a=Rhythm Project], [a=Step (2)] [b][a=John Moore (2)][/b] Appearing as scratcher in a 1987 hip hop release of [a=Kings Of Rapp] [b][a=John Moore (3)][/b] Alt rock singer - songwriter - producer, a.k.a. [a=Edward Deverell] with the [a=Expressway] [b][a=John Moore (4)][/b] Appearing as congas player with house music band [a=Underground Evolution] (1999) [b][a=John Moore (5)][/b] songwriter, manager of [a=The El Dorados] [b][a=John Moore (6)][/b] Guitarist, vocalist, producer with the alt rockers [a=Revolution 9], appearing active in 1992 [b][a=John Moore (7)][/b] Singer - songwriter with the U.K. early '80s new romantics [a=Mood] [b][a=John Moore (8)][/b] Progressive house producer active since the late '00s [b][a=John Moore (9)][/b] Saw player, appearing active since late '90s in alt rock releases of [a=Heather Nova], [a=Art Brut], etc. [b][a=John Moore (10)][/b] Appearing as songwriter in a hip hop song of [a=MV (2)] (2004) [b][a=John Moore (11)][/b] Appearing as musician in a release of funk metallers [a=DC-10 (2)] [b][a=John Moore (12)][/b] Visual artist in a 2005 release of [a=Thievery Corporation] [b][a=John Moore (13)][/b] Bassist with the hardcore rockers [a=This Is Hell] (2004) [b][a=John Moore (14)][/b] Tuba, string bass player in a 1974 release of [a=Judith Durham] [b][a=John Moore (15)][/b] Appearing as choir member in a 1976 release of [l=National Geographic], "Songs Of The Civil War" [b][a=John Moore (16)][/b] Bassist, percussionist with [a=Cashmere Jungle Lords] (1987) [b][a=John Moore (17)][/b] Tenor saxophone player in a Chicago blues [a=Walter Davis] (1949 - 1952) compilation [b][a=John Moore (18)][/b] U.S. funk soul producer - songwriter with a 1985 release [b][a=John Moore (19)][/b] Photographer, appearing in a [a=Cosmic Rough Riders] UK release (2006) [b][a=John Moore (20)][/b] Producer, credited in a 1988 heavy metal release of [a=Neon Cross] [b][a=John Moore (21)][/b] Drummer with the bluesmen [a=The William Clarke Band] appearing in a 1990 release [b][a=John Moore (22)][/b] Alto Saxophone player with [a=Olodum] appearing in a 1992 compilation release [b][a=John Moore (23)][/b] Performer with punk rockers [a=The World / Inferno Friendship Society] in a 1997 release [b][a=John Moore (24)][/b] Presenter, appearing in a non-music document release with [a=President Jimmy Carter] (1977) [b][a='Deacon' John Moore][/b] Blues, rhythm 'n' blues, rock performer from Louisiana. [b][a=John Alan Moore][/b] Appearing as backing vocalist in a 1977 [a=Eddy Mitchell] release [b][a=John Allen Moore][/b] Electronica - techno producer, member of [a=Channel 69] (1993) [b][a=John David Moore][/b] Designer for artworks of albums in the '70s [b][a=John J. Moore][/b] Vocalist in musical releases

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Johnny Moore

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