Welcome to My Video Page
Jim Moore & Friends include Joe Hartnett, Jenny Debevec, Rob Rourke, Johnny Di Marco, Rosey, Dave Bossler, Tony Alosi,
Neil Janklow, Vince Nash, Pete Franco, Chris Becker
The Jim Moore Band Jim & Joe Hartnett the blue “J”s Jim Solo
The blue J's ~ First Live Stream
Misc Videos
“Like an Angel”
” Sweet Loving’ “
“I Don’t Need No Doctor”
the blue “J’s”
Jim, Jenny Debevec, and Joe Hartnett
Their first live performance
Chit Chat Cafe 2017
the "J" birds ~ Jim, Joe, & Johnny boy
Five songs written by Jim Moore
It’s too Bad
We’re at the Green Room trying to figure out how to live stream.
Under my Coat
Still working towards aLive stream.
We performed this as a Tribute to Joe’s mother at her memorial.
The Mountain
I wrote this song at the beginning of the Covid pandemic. A strange and scary time.
Highway Please, Anywhere
Dancing Shoes
Written from the prospective of the shoes
I am so honored to have Rosey as my good friend. We were friends for a decade before we started singing together. Now we’ve been singing together for what now seems like a decade. He is a retired veteran of the US Military of 38 years. I am so grateful to have him sing my song “Written on the Wall”.
The story behind Written on the Wall
“Written on the Wall” was written by myself and David MacKechnie for Bobby Hendricks of the Drifters. Bobby was to perform at an event at Klamath Falls airforce base in Oregon. They had a miniture version of the Vietnam War Memorial temporarily set up. It was traveling around the country and part of the festifities was a concert featuring Bobby Hendricks. Not only did he take Ben E King’s place when he left the Drifters but Bobby had a number one hit in the 70’s with “Itchy Twitchy Feeling”.
He flew up from Los Angeles to my horse ranch (Painted Springs Ranch) in Oregon to record at my studio. The local newspaper came out and we ended up on the front page. He had intended on recording a song he had written for the Klamath Falls event but after I sang him the song Dave and I had written he abandoned his and went with ours. He ended up staying on the farm and we had a great time. I produced four songs in which we pressed 50 CD’s. We did “Written on the Wall”, “Itchy Twitchy Feeling”, and a song we all wrote together called “Turn Around and Get Back to Love”.
to be continued