Golf, Automobiles, Entertainment, Movie Buff.
REAL MUSIC. . . expanding an audience who appreciate the Art Form and can discern the difference between what I do on stage and what others sometimes "create", synthesize, sequence or digitize elsewhere. . .i.e Junk Music is not my thang!
Music
Influenced by Muddy Waters, Bo Diddly, Lazy Lester, Sam Cooke, Ray Charles, Curtis Mayfield, Isaac Hayes, George Clinton, Brook Benton, Dylan and others.
I refuse to do a rendition of another artists work if I cannot perform it as well or better than they have.
Now played on the following stations:
WPOE and WABG Mississippi Streaming ABC Affiliate and
KAZI The Voice of Austin and
KXPB Pacific Beach 89.1 FM
Studio Release of Original Songs from Project "Why" to be released this summer. STAY TUNED for Tour Updates.
Movies
The list would be too exhaustive but I like Action and Martial Arts
Watch Moe perform "Red House" Tribute to Jimi Hendrix on his Birthday. Live at The Columbia City Theater. Back up band Message Of Love
Television
Out here I only get one channel and it SUCKS! Even the news is boring.
The one I'm writing, an autobiography of a Chicago Bluesman
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Heroes
Jesus Christ and my Wife BB. . . . . . . . . . The Manager of The Show and the One and Only Love of My Life. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Promoter Boyd Grafmyre for all the work he has accomplished working within the Music Industry promoting and treating artists with the respect they deserve.
About me: Singer/Songwriter/Frontman For The Big Moe Sho' visit www.thebigmoesho.com
My Promoter Boyd Grafmyre on screen below (Seattle Magazine Cover circa 1970)
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Who I'd like to meet: Real people who love authentic music. New musician friends who are serious about their art. I am not really in this game for fame and fortune. It would be my greatest achievement as a Musician to hear one of my peers such as Quincy Jones or Isaac Hayes or even BB King tell me I'm on the right track. That, to me, would be more rewarding than all the gold at Ft. Knox. . .
