John Moore
John Moore, born December 23, 1964, in Wokingham, Berkshire, England, is an
English musician, songwriter, and author. He first gained recognition as the
drummer and later guitarist for the alternative rock band the Jesus and Mary
Chain from 1986 to 1988. After leaving the band, he formed John Moore & The
Expressway, releasing the studio albums Expressway Rising in 1989 and Distortion
in 1990, alongside the single “Something About You Girl” in 1989, which reached
number 77 on the UK Singles Chart. He subsequently formed Revolution 9,
releasing the studio album You Might as Well Li...
Thru the Grass (Live)Ham Sandwich, John Moore, Brian Darcy, Niamh Farrell, Padraig McNamee, Colin Murphy, Podge McNamee and Darren Clarke
Carry The Meek
5:38
In dulci jubiloAnna Morgan, Cambridge, Choir of St. John's College, Simon Hall, John Moore, Nicholas Garcia, Christopher Gray (contributor), Arthur Cobb, Garbhán McEnoy, Matthew Monaghan and William Collison
Carols from King's
3:42
The RubettesThe Auteurs, John Moore and Sarah Nixey
How I Learned To Love The Bootboys
Christus, Op. 97: Part 1. ""When Jesus our Lord was born"" - ""Say where is he born"" - ""There shall a star""Alexander Robson, Cambridge, Choir of St. John's College, John Moore, Christopher Gray (contributor) and Amelia Crichton-Stuart
7:16
Lasten Sie Fallen Auf GolgathaNur-Gnade-Männerchor, John Moore and Eduard Janzen
2:44
Keepsake (Live)Niamh Farrell, John Moore, Brian Darcy, Padraig McNamee and Colin Murphy
3:49
