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Joseph was recently interviewed by Bob Carter of Bob’s Music Connection. In this three part video interview, Joseph discusses his newest release To Africa With Love as well as his upcoming tour with Earl KlughBob James and many other past/future musical adventures. Check out the video interview below or visit Bob’s Music Connection.
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Original Post by: Joseph Patrick Moore
Today (May 11th, 2010) my newest CD “To Africa With Love” is released on Blue Canoe Records. I’m so excited to share this recording with you and hope that you will check it out and enjoy!

As the title suggests, To Africa With Love is a collection of songs inspired by the magical enchantment of Africa, fused with my musical influences and American heritage.  These audio vibrations are a snapshot of my life from June 2008 through the completion of this recording on February 11th, 2010.  Through happiness and pain, this recording captures my daily journey of the many facets in the creative process.  The compositionarrangementperformanceengineering, mix and overall production of this audio diary reflects my present musical and spiritual state.

Music has no boundaries and can not be separated by oceans, governments and principalities.  Music has the power to uplift, connect, heal and create universal harmony for the human race.  As God‘s vessel, each of us are on a spiritual journey to develop and embrace the gifts He has given to us. With these gifts we should be reminded to develop and share them for and with our fellow man. Each of our unique thumbprints should not be taken for granted but must be utilized for the greater good.  It is my sincere hope that this CD captures and embraces this spirit, as it is the nucleus of every note and creative thought I relay to you.

This CD would not have been possible without the following artist’s who added their unique thumbprint to this recording:
Tyrone Jackson (keys)
Brian Carl (guitar)
Wayne Viar (drums/percussion)
Charlie Wood (vocals)
Seth Condrey (vocals, acoustic guitar)
Chinua Hawk (vocals)
Abbes Bouzefrane (vocals)
Ken Love (mastering)

To Listen, Hear, Watch, Buy visit

Sincerely,
Joseph Patrick Moore

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Joseph will be joining Earl KlughBoney JamesMindi Abair for an evening at The Variety Playhouse in Atlanta, GA. This is a special one night only concert with ALL PROCEEDS benefiting ALS Research and Deborah Lewow, a woman instrumental in the successful careers of many contemporary jazz artists. Other musicians will include Yon Rico Scott (drums), Joey Somerville (trumpet), Derek Lee (keys) and Eric Essix (guitar).
Check out a live TV appearance from April 19th, 2010 on Fox 5 Atlanta, GA to help promote the concert and bring awareness about ALS. This live clip features: Earl Klugh (guitar), YonRico Scott (drums), JPM (electric/upright bass).
Earl Klugh
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I wanted to personally blog and tell you about a concert I will be involved with on April 26th, 2010 in Atlanta, GA. I will be part of the “house band“performing with Earl KlughBoney James and Mindi Abair. This is a special 1 night event to raise awareness/money for ALS research and jazz personality Deborah Lewow who was recently diagnosed with this horrible disease. Deborah was instrumental in helping Earl, Boney and Mindi’s career.

Please join us with an evening of great music! All proceeds from the concert will go to ALS research/Deborah Lewow.  GET YOUR TICKETS HERE.

Peace,
Joseph Patrick Moore


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"To Africa With Love “Single (featuring Seth Condrey) is released today. Fans of Joseph’s more fusion based jazz music may be surprised to hear this original tune, co-written with former Dove Award winner Seth Condrey (vocals). This song is very reminiscent of U2/Coldplay and is part of the CD collection To Africa With Love scheduled for release on May 11th, 2010 on Blue Canoe Records.
AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING RETAIL OUTLETS:
JPM’s Store
Amazon.com
ITunes.com
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I’ve been busy completing my 8th CD titled – “To Africa With Love“.  The mastering was completed by Ken Love at MasterMix in Nashville, TN on February 11th, 2010.
I’m so excited to share this new CD!!  The release date(s) are as follows:

To Africa With Love (single – featuring Seth Condrey)to be released on April 13th, 2010
To Africa With Love” (full CD – 13 songs)
to be released on Blue Canoe Records on May 11th, 2010
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ORIGINAL POST BY: Joseph Patrick Moore
Years ago I scribbled several quotes that really effected my outlook on music, creativity and life.  Recently, I found this paper of quotes in a shoebox of memories.  While I do not know the author, I thought it was worth blogging/posting and sharing this:


"Be brave enough to live creatively.  The creative is the place where no one else has ever been.  You have to leave the city of your comfort and go into the wilderness of your intuition.  You cannot get there by bus, only by hard work, risking and not quite knowing what you are doing.  What you will discover will be wonderful - yourself."author unknown

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JPM has been added to the PoliceFans.org website as it relates to his performance with Stewart Copeland (Savannah, GA 2008). READ POST
The PoliceFans.org is a website dedicated to The Police and all things regarding StingStewart CopelandAndy Summers as well as sideprojects they have undertaken. The website is an un-official site fan website.
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JPM recently joined forces with Analysis-Plus Cables.
” It amazes me that players will spend a fortune on instruments, speakers, pre/power amps and yet with all that high end gear, they will use a cheap instrument/mic cable to connect the source. I’ve experimented with many of the “name brand cables” and nothing holds a candle to the Analysis Plus Bass and Yellow Oval Cables. If you think cables don’t matter, plug in and listen to the AP cables. Analysis Plus is the bomb!” – 
Joseph Patrick Moore