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Drifters' Johnny Moore Dead - MTV

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Johnny Moore, who sang lead on the Drifters' R&B classic

Johnny Moore - Variety

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Johnny Moore, the singer who replaced Clyde McPhatter in the Drifters and later sang lead on the smash hit

ROCKTIMES - CD-Review / The Drifters - The Drifters Rock

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Erster Nachfolger war Johnny Moore, gefolgt von Bobby Hendricks, gefolgt von... wobei auch das Original-Mitglied Bill Pinkney immer wieder ...

The Drifters? Johnny Moore zukehrten in seinem Grab. - The Grand...

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Johnny Moore | Biography & History | AllMusic

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Find Johnny Moore biography and history on AllMusic - Among the Drifters' lead singers, Clyde McPhatter…

Wikipedia: Johnny Moore

(* in Selma (Alabama); † 30. Dezember in Los Angeles) war ein Rhythm-and-Blues-Sänger, der vor allem als Mitglied der Drifters bekannt wurde.

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The Grand Theatre Blackpool: The Drifters? Johnny Moore would be turning in his grave. - See traveller reviews, 141 candid photos, and great deals for ...

BlinkX Video: The Drifters, Hello Happiness

The Drifters make an appearance here with Johnny Moore singing splendidly, as always. Moore however makes the critical mistake of trying to get the tweenyboppers in the audience , YouTube

BlinkX Video: The Drifters and The Arrows

Short vignettes of The Drifters and the band Arrows in The Drifters do "Hello Happiness" sung by Johnny Moore, and Arrows do "Boogiest Band In Town" sung by Alan Merrill , DailyMotion

Wikipedia: Johnny Moore (Sänger) - Johnny Moore (singer) - qwe.wiki

John Darrel "Johnny" Moore (15. Dezember Dezember 1998) war ein amerikanischer Rhythm and Blues - Sänger mit den Drifters . Er war einer der ...

Johnny Moore Deaths

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Johnny MooreAge: 64 sometime lead singer of the early pop group the Drifters, whose vocals helped make “Under the Boardwalk” a 1960s hit. Died: Dec. 30,...

Drifters Legend (Johnny Moore) | BUTCH LEAKE | LinkedIn

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Johnny Moore (December 14, – December 30, 1998) was an American rhythm and blues singer with The Drifters. Born John Darrel ...

John Darrel Moore (December 15, – December 30, 1998) was an American rhythm and blues singer with the Drifters. He was one of the group's principal lead singers, leading on many of their hit singles, and was a inductee into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame …

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JOHNNY MOORE. How many people have been in The Drifters? God only knows - somewhere around fifty is my guess, but Pete Frame has yet to do a rock ...

Johnny Moore (singer) - Wikiwand

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John Darrel Moore [1] was an American rhythm and blues singer with the Drifters. He was one of the group's principal lead singers, leading on many of their hit...

Marv Goldberg's R&B Notebooks - THE HORNETS

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Johnny Moore stayed with the Drifters until being drafted in November When he was discharged in 1960, he tried a solo career, calling himself "Johnny Darrow." (There were a few releases on Melic and Sue.) Here's where the name came from: "Because the old Johnny Moore of the Blazers was still alive, I couldn't use my real name.

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