Johnny Moore

About

Born: 5th October 1938 Kingston, Jamaica

Died: 16th August 2008
Jamaican trumpet player. Founding member of pioneering Jamaican ska act, The Skatalites. Moore is a past student of the famed Alpha Boys School in Kingston.

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[a=John Moore (10)] Appearing as songwriter in a hip hop song of [a=MV (2)] (2004)
[a=John Moore (11)] Appearing as musician in a release of funk metallers DC-10
[a=John Moore (12)] Visual artist in a 2005 release of Thievery Corporation
[a=John Moore (13)] Bassist with the hardcore rockers This Is Hell (2004)
[a=John Moore (14)] Tuba, string bass player in a 1974 release of Judith Durham
[a=John Moore (15)] Appearing as choir member in a 1976 release of Ampen, "Songs Of The Civil War"
[a=John Moore (16)] Bassist, percussionist with Cashmere Jungle Lords (1987)
[a=John Moore (17)] Tenor saxophone player in a Chicago blues Walter Davis (1949 - 1952) compilation
[a=John Moore (18)] U.S. funk soul producer - songwriter with a 1985 release
[a=John Moore (19)] Photographer, appearing in a Cosmic Rough Riders UK release (2006)
[a=John Moore (20)] Producer, credited in a 1988 heavy metal release of Neon Cross
[a=John Moore (21)] Drummer with the bluesmen The William Clarke Band appearing in a 1990 release
[a=John Moore (22)] Alto Saxophone player with Olodum appearing in a 1992 compilation release
[a=John Moore (23)] Performer with punk rockers The World / Inferno Friendship Society in a 1997 release
[a=John Moore (24)] Presenter, appearing in a non-music document release with [a=President Jimmy Carter] (1977)
'Deacon' John Moore Blues, rhythm 'n' blues, rock performer from Louisiana.
[a=John Alan Moore] Appearing as backing vocalist in a 1977 Eddy Mitchell release
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