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Tim Moore (singer-songwriter)

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As of 2019, Moore continues to write songs and plans new recording projects and live dates through 2020. He is a polymath and self-directed learner who focuses on social psychology, human behavior and digital-human interfaces. Two major non-fiction books have been in production for over a decade. In
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A self-taught musician, Moore grew up in Philadelphia, where he went to art school and played his early songs at local coffee houses. His rock career began with DC & the Senators opening arena rock concerts in Philadelphia. He played drums with Woody's Truck Stop, the first band to feature
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chart, number six Adult Contemporary, and No. 39 in Canada, while Moore's original peaked at No. 58 after re-release. Moore's version made a brief re-appearance of the Canadian charts in early 1978, reaching number 92.
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in downtown Philadelphia, where they worked together as staff writers for a production company. Moore and Hall co-founded a new band, Gulliver, who released one album for
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Moore's self titled debut solo album was first released in May 1974 by a label called A Small Record Company. It was distributed by Paramount and its parent company
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with the single "Subway Traveler". During its year of existence, the band did one week residencies at the Trauma, a psychedelic club in Philadelphia, with acts like
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Singers continued to mine his new releases for songs but Moore's records received limited attention in the United States. In 1986, Moore released his fifth album,
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heard Moore play solo and considered his songs harmonically advanced for the time. Zappa brought Moore to New York with the intention of signing him to his label,
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in the 1970s. Moore's songs were praised by critics and admired by a diverse range of peers including
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After the breakup of Gulliver, Moore sought a more personal approach to his music. He moved to
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heard that Moore was a free agent, a bidding war ensued. Moore chose to sign with Geffen's
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sang backup. In return, Moore sang backup on the first Steely Dan single, "
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a year later. Moore's guitar playing on this song caught the attention of
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David Quentin (liner notes) CD reissues, Airmail Archive, Japan 2004
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2016, he was the music director for an all-star tribute to
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Index

Tim Moore (singer, songwriter)
New York
Pop
rock
Asylum
Polydor Records
Charisma Records
Asylum Records
Keith Richards
Jimmy Webb
James Taylor
Michael McDonald
Todd Rundgren
RCA Records
the Velvet Underground
Frank Zappa
Bizarre Records
studio musician
Thom Bell
Gamble and Huff
Philadelphia soul
Daryl Hall
Elektra Records
Woodstock, New York
Bob Dylan
The Band
Van Morrison
Dunhill Records
A Fool Like You
Donald Fagen

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