Johnny Moore's Three Blazers
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Biography
Johnny Moore's Three Blazers was an American vocal group from Los Angeles that was active during the 1940s and 1950s. The trio was formed by guitarist Johnny Moore, pianist and vocalist Charles Brown, and bassist Eddie Williams, becoming one of the influential groups in the development of West Coast blues and rhythm and blues. They achieved their greatest success with the 1945 recording "Driftin' Blues." The group followed with other popular recordings, including "Sunny Road," "New Orleans Blues," and "Merry Christmas Baby." After Brown left in 1948 to pursue a solo career, Moore continued the group with various vocalists, recording and performing through the 1950s.
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- I Wouldn't Mind
- Why is Love Like That
- Be Fair with Me
- I'm Looking For Love
- C.O.D.
- I Want You, I Need You
- With My Heart in My Hand
- Snuff Dippin' Mama by Johnny Moore's Three Blazers
- Snuff Dippin' Mama
- Johnny's Boogie
- Sunny Road
- Way Over There By The Cherry Tree
- (Was I to Blame For) Falling in Love With You
- I Love to Make Love to You
- Juke Box Lil
- Changeable Woman Blues
- Christmas Eve Baby by Johnny Moore's Three Blazers
- Lonesome Blues
- So There
- I Hate Myself
- New Orleans Blues by Johnny Moore's Three Blazers
- Love Me Tonight
- Christmas Everyday by Johnny Moore's Three Blazers
- Where Can I Find My Baby
