About Lattie Moore
Lattie Moore was a country and hillbilly singer/guitarist, an admirer of Gene Autry and Hank Williams whose early high-energy numbers anticipated rock & roll in everything but name. Lattie Harrison Moore was born in 1924 in Scottsville, Kentucky, to Dora and Homer Leo Moore -- his father was a tobacco farmer-turned-preacher. The young Moore had an interest in music at an early age and, as a boy, learned to play the guitar, mandolin, and upright bass.
Top Tracks
I'm Not Broke But I'm Badly Bent
Skinnie Minnie Shimmy
Juke Joint Johnny
Pull Down the Blinds
Drunk Again
Juke Box and the Phone
100,000 Women Can't Be Wrong
Why Did You Lie to Me
Too Hot to Handle
I Gotta Go Home (And Catch up on My Sleep)
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