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THE COMPLETE RECORDINGS VOL. 1

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Texas tenor saxman Wild Bill Moore was a big toned somewhat lavish tenor player, in the general style of Chu Berry. He was first noticed in Chicago in 1944, the year he made his first recording with Christine Chatman Decca. During this period he played with several major names, including Red Allen. He relocated to Los Angles, where he really began to build a name for himself from about 1945 to 1947, recording with Jack McVea, Big Joe Turner, Duke Henderson, Shifty Henry, Dexter Gordon, and Wardell Gray. Late in 1947, Moore relocated to Detroit, working there with, among others, Paul Williams and King Porter. He remained in the Detroit area until the mid '70s, made two albums on Jazzland as a leader, and worked in the music scene there, especially with Motown artists like Marvin Gaye. He returned to the Los Angeles area, working some with Big Joe Turner. He died in August of 1983.

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Home Coming Blues

Boulevard Boogie

Wild Bill Pt.1

Wild Bill Pt.2

Unfinished Bopera

What Is This Thing Called Love?

Harlem Parade

Bubbles

Swingin' For Pappy

Bongo Bounce

South Parkway Hop

Rocking With Leroy

We're Gonna Rock

Top And Bottom

Dubble Bubble

Rock And Roll

Bright And Light Blues

Primavera

Personnel: Paul Williams, Milt Buckner, T.J. Fowler, Shifty Henry

Label:	BLUE MOON
Number:	6042
Item Code:	62306
Format:	CD
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Dates:	(1945-1948)
Price:	$17.00 New!
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