Deacon John Moore

DEacon John MooreIf New Orleans has such a thing as a musical chameleon, it is certainly Deacon John. A war horse and model showman, he's entertained three generations of New Orleansians, playing classic rhythm and blues, rock and roll, British rock, psychedelic music, pop, soul, disco and blues. (Jeff Hannusch, The Soul of New Orleans: A Legacy of Rhythm and Blues, p. 211) Interesting. File under: New Orleans Identities

Discography

In the music library: Something so Strong / Don't Dream It's Over

Doctors, Professors, Kings & Queens: The Big Ol' Box Of New OrleansGoing Back To New Orleans

New Orleans Funk Vol. 2: The Second Line StrutHaven't I Been Good To You

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Deacon John's Jump Blues

A Hero At Home, Deacon John Moore Is New Orleans' Best-Kept Secret

At 75, Deacon John is still playing the music of your life, and his     Tickling The Ivories with Deacon John Moore

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