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Eric "Two Scoops" Moore's Paper People
Series. The masks are made from envelopes and sculptures made from toilet tissue tubes.
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It's here!!
The new disk from Eric "Two Scoops"
Moore, Music Café!
Produced by Duke Robillard!
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Eric "Two Scoops" Moore would like to thank his fans and the Washington
Blues Society for honoring him with BB Awards for 2008, 2005, 2003, 2002 & 2001
Best Piano/Keyboard and 2001 Best Songwriter. THANKS,
EVERYONE!!
 According
to Mrs. Scoops, "Whenever I tell Eric to mail out a CD, or do anything for that
matter, he makes a funny face. Then he brings it to me, to keep me company while
he runs to the post office!"
"Your face is a book, where men may read strange matters."---William
Shakespeare
(press here to see the Envelope Heads!)
Recent Press Clipping
"There we were, a gaggle of girls,...watching Eric "Two Scoops" Moore
cooking up a storm on stage. Stomping his feet, slapping his keyboard and trading
vocal licks with his band, Two Scoops offered up his hungry man's hit, "Big
Buffet" ("They got meat and potatoes, they got beans and rice, they got
good country gravy make you go back twice ... "). Could it get any better?"
-- Nancy Leson, Seattle Times restaurant critic 11/12/04
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The Tacoma News Tribune
Sunday, July 11
Page B1
Mood indigo - Eric "Two Scoops"
Moore of Seattle, front, and Jim King of the Two Scoops Combo wail a tribute to the
hamburger Saturday at the Old Town Blues Festival in Tacoma.
Photo: Drew Perine - The News Tribune |
The Seattle blues scene has been getting an extra burst of boogie from Eric "Two
Scoops" Moore.
This 44-year-old pianist, singer and songwriter moved here in 1996, after 5-1/2 years
on the road with Luther "Guitar Jr." Johnson. Moore's latest album, "Music
Café," features hilariously crafted, cartoonish, Louis Jordan-type songs,
such as "Big Ugly Fella" and "Let's Eat!" as well as rollicking,
honky-tonk piano that might give Jerry Lee Lewis a fright.
Moore, whose tunes are featured as transition music on the National Public Radio
show "Car Talk," won the Washington Blues Society's Best Keyboard award
for 2003.
Catch Two Scoops. He's the real item.
-- Paul de Barros, Seattle Times
"Jerry Lee Lewis meets Randy Newman. This guy can not only play, his original
lyrics are funnier than a monkey with a gag writer."
-- Critic's Pick, Seattle Times
Two Scoops Combo performs at public and corporate events
in the Puget Sound area and around the world. To see upcoming events or to book an
event, go here! |
