sax, voc, p, 1913-2004 US
Singer / Songwriter of Blues and R&B/Soul
A.k.a. Arnold Dwight Moore
Arnold Dwight Moore (November 8, 1913 – May 19, 2004), better known as Gatemouth Moore and later Reverend Gatemouth Moore, was an American blues and gospel singer, songwriter and pastor. A graduate of Booker T. Washington High School in Memphis, he claimed to have earned his nickname as a result of his loud speaking and singing voice. During his career as a recording artist, Moore worked with various jazz musicians, including Bennie Moten, Tommy Douglas and Walter Barnes, and had songs recorded by B.B. King and Rufus Thomas.He died in Yazoo City, Mississippi at age 90.
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Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Cryin' And Singin' The Blues: The Complete National Recordings 1945-1946 | Gatemouth Moore | 2004 | Compil. |
Hey Mr. Gatemouth - Complete King Recordings | Gatemouth Moore | 2000 | Compil. |
Great Rhythm & Blues Oldies Volume 7 - Gatemouth Moore | Gatemouth Moore | 1977 | Album |
After Twenty-One Years | Gatemouth Moore | 1973 | Album |
Gatemouth Moore Sings Blues | Gatemouth Moore | 1960 | Compil. |
Revival! | Gatemouth Moore | 1960 | Album |
East Of The Sun / Gotta Walk | Gatemouth Moore | 1948 | Album |
Something I'm Gonna Be / You're My Specialty Baby | Gatemouth Moore | 1948 | Album |
Hey, Mr. Gatemouth / Don't You Know I Love You Baby | Gatemouth Moore | 1948 | Album |
Gamblin' Woman / Satisfying Papa | Gatemouth Moore | 1947 | Album |
Did You Ever Love A Woman | Gatemouth Moore With Budd Johnson Orchestra | 1945 | Album |
I Ain't Mad At You Pretty Baby / Did You Ever Love A Woman | Gatemouth Moore | 1944 | Album |
Bum Dee Ra Dee / Walking My Blues Away | Gatemouth Moore Accompanied By Budd Johnson's All Stars | Album | |
The Bible's Being Fullfilled / Glory, Glory, Hallelujah | Gatemouth Moore | Album |