Samuel David Moore

See also: Moore

Samuel David Moore is an American singer of known Soul for its duet Sam & Dave with David Prater.

Biography

Resulting from a religious family, it was initiated with the music while singing with the church. Become adult, he sings in a group of Gospel of local fame, The Mellonaires. According to the example of Jackie Wilson, it decides to move away from Gospel. He even refuses to enter the Soul Stirrers to replace Sam Cooke there left to carry out his own career.

Organizer of a contest of song, it meets David Prater, with which it forms in 1961 the duet Sam & Dave.

After Sam & Dave

After the separation of the duet in 1981, Sam Moore must follow a program of detoxication.

Seven years later, in 1988, it records a new version of Soul Man with Lou Reed. In 1989, one sees it in the film Tapeheads . Removed from its problems of drug, it continues to occur under name Sam and Dave' S Legendary Sam Moore (either “legendary Sam Moore of Sam & Dave”). It also takes part in concerts of the Blues Brothers and appears on songs of the album of Bruce Springsteen Human Touch .

It will belong to the distribution of the film Blues Brothers 2000 .

See too

Internal bonds

Sources

  • soulmen.net

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