Peter Moore

1. Irish blues musician 2. American rock musician 3. American classical guitarist 4. English trombonist 1. Peter Moore is an Irish blues legend. He has fronted the International Blues Band, The Raindogs and The Wandering Harrys. The International Blues Band played mainly original music, with a Dublin blues twist. The Raindogs, a side project, covered their favourite albums, including Van Morrison's classic Astral Weeks, stretching an eight track album of 35 mins to a two and a half hour show.

2. American rock musician
3. American classical guitarist
4. English trombonist

1. Peter Moore is an Irish blues legend. He has fronted the International Blues Band, The Raindogs and The Wandering Harrys. The International Blues Band played mainly original music, with a Dublin blues twist. The Raindogs, a side project, covered their favourite albums, including Van Morrison's classic Astral Weeks, stretching an eight track album of 35 mins to a two and a half hour show. The Wandering Harrys were an original band from the famous Dublin pub, McDaids of Harry Street, who were dislocated, hence their name. Peter Moore has just released his album, Faoin Sp?ir, and is also working with Bal Kennedy on an acoustic album. For the last five years he has been working on his Dublin show.

2. Peter Moore is a musician from Boston, USA. He is a member of the band Count Zero and has released his debut album as a solo artist in 2008.

3. Peter Moore is a classical guitarist, composer and recording artist with Wolf Entertainment, born in Boston but raised in Flint Michigan. He resides in Atlanta Georgia where he recorded with LaFace Records artist the Tony Rich Project, among others. He's recorded on over 50 records as a session musician, has scored two feature films including Chameleon Street, a Sundance Film Festival winner, and has produced 4 recording artists from smooth jazz to Country.

4. Peter Moore the trombonist from Stalybridge, Greater Manchester, who was the winner of BBC Young Musician of the Year in May 2008, when he was only twelve years old.
At that time he attended Chethams School of Music, in Manchester.
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