Randy Moore

& the

Fabulous Suede's

Randy Moore & The Fabulous Suedes have opened shows for Hank Jr., Bruce Springsteen, Bon Jovi,  Vince Gill, and Amy Grant. Their ‘wreck neck blues” style of music fuses, rockabilly, blue-eyed soul, and delta blues. Their song list is extensive, covering the expanse from rock to r &b,Rockabilly to soul, blues to kicking country, “good feelin’ music for good feelin’ times.”   

Randy Moore & The Fabulous Suedes, now in their seventh year of touring are… Bob Mummert on drums who’s a-list playing has landed on recordings by Roy Orbison, Dwight Yokam and Radney Foster; Joseph Anderson who commands the keys cut his teeth down on Beale Street in Memphis before touring with Albert King and the Bill Black Combo; And Eddie Bedford on the bass who’s been featured on Music City Tonight with and also toured with Alabama .  ‘Randy Moore and the Fabulous Suedes have that Southern  Blues sounding thing in their music, you can hear Otis Redding, Commander Cody, Stevie Ray, Little Milton and Carl Perkins in there, it’s an energizing yet laid back boogie at the same time’.

 Randy and the boys touring schedule is due to be sidetracked soon for a major motion picture. The screenplay was co-written by Randy and is the new bi-opic about the life and times of the legendary Carl Perkins. The Thinkin’ Place (Fastlane Entertainment) is set for production in the early spring of 2008 and a mid-2009 release. Needless to say the guys are happy to have a couple of songs on the soundtrack and to be featured in some of the film’s supporting roles. Currently, Randy Moore and the Fabulous Suedes  are playing somewhere every night in America and somebody’s having a good time.