
AllMusic Artist Biography by Steve Huey Guitarist Mick Moody is best known as a member of the inaugural lineup of Whitesnake, though he actually began his career years earlier as a member of Juicy Lucy. After exiting Juicy Lucy, Moody played with Snafu for a few years, as well as on several session gigs, before joining Whitesnake in 1978. When bandleader David Coverdale began tinkering with Whitesnake's lineup in the mid-'80s, Moody resumed his prior
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Acid Test
On Common Ground
Get Off My Back
Electric Banana
My Lady Friend
A Taste For Bourbon
Alimony
Delta Bluesman
Marcia Rockola
Mixed-Up Blues
Obsession
14-String Rag
Me And My Guitar
Just Leave Me Alone
Let This Boy Boogie
The Nicest Kind Of Blues
Dia Hermoso
Journey Home
My Word For Trouble (W.O.M.A.N.)
The Darker Side
Low-Down Cryogenic Blues
Turning Point (Parts 1-5)
The Man With The Blue Guitar
Don't Blame Me
Pretty Thing
Changes
Hookerized
Ain't Gonna Cry No More - Live at the Festival of the Guitar, The Wirral, England, 1995
Sleepwalk
Day Of Reckoning
Angry
When Love Sneaks Up On You
Wapiti's Spitfire
Just Wanna Possess You
Pax Columba
Judge And Jury
My Kinda Woman - Live at the Festival of the Guitar, The Wirral, England, 1995
The Slithero Kid
Dirty Pig Two-Step
Chunk O' Funk
Down Home Boy
Statesboro Blues - Live at the Festival of the Guitar, The Wirral, England, 1995
Red Beans And Rice
Mixed Up Blues
Louisa - Live at the Festival of the Guitar, The Wirral, England, 1995
What Am I Gonna Do?
Galasphere 347
Ain't Gonna Cry No More (Live at the Festival of the Guitar, The Wirral, England, 1995)
Tore Down - Live at the Festival of the Guitar, The Wirral, England, 1995
Oh Well - Live at the Festival of the Guitar, The Wirral, England, 1995
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