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Jacob Moore
Jacob began pursuing his musical interest with classical violin training at the Suzuki School of the Arts, when he was seven years old. After two years, he decided to dive into bluegrass and began fiddle lessons from Roger Ledford. He is currently taking lessons from Alan Johnson (“Big Al”), formerly with Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver and is playing a fiddle built by our friend, Lebron Batey.
Shortly after starting the violin, he also chose to play the mandolin. Ben Cockman, of the Cockman Family Band, got Jacob started at the age of eight. At the age of ten, he began lessons with Wayne Benson of IIIrd Tyme Out.
Jacob was the Junior Mandolin Champion in the youth division at Fiddler’s Grove at the age of 9 yrs old. At age 10, he won Most Promising Talent division of the Mooresville 67th Old Time Fiddler’s and Bluegrass Convention. At age 11, he won first place in the Burke County Youth Talent Showcase.
He also enjoys playing the guitar, electric Fender Stratocaster guitar and bass. He sings tenor and lead in the band. Jacob enjoys recording and mixing his own music. He also likes to play baseball, basketball, golf, fish, hunt, and of course spend a few minutes on playstation.
Musical Influences: Wayne Benson, Ricky Skaggs, Alan Johnson, Vasser Clements, Michael Cleveland, Jesse Brock, Alan Bibey, Jim Van Cleve, Adam Steffey, Chubby Wise, Jimmy Martin, Cody Kilby, Mike Riddle, Chris Thile, Aubrey Haynie, , Kenny Baker, Bill Monroe, Eric Clapton, Lynyrd Skynyrd  & James Taylor.
 
 
Isaac Moore
Isaac started singing on stage with his brother at the age of four. He got his first black mandolin for his sixth birthday. His dad and brother have been getting him started. He recently enrolled in classical guitar instructions at the Suzuki School of the Arts. 
Almost everywhere that he performs, someone refers to him as “Little Elvis”. Isaac feels the music and enjoys entertaining the crowd. We are never sure what he will decide to do on stage next! 
Isaac, along with his brother, won first place in the Burke County Youth Talent Showcase.

Musical Influences: Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Ricky Skaggs, Sam Bush, Little Roy Lewis, Bobby Osborne, Tony Rice, Mountain Heart, Clay Jones, BB King, Stevie Ray Vaughn, ZZ Top, & Alan Jackson.

 
 
Jeff Moore
 
Jeff grew up in the North Carolina Mountains where bluegrass music is a way of life. He spent hours listening to bluegrass gospel music by the Primitive Quartet & Doyle Lawson. He could never seem to be satisfied just listening. In college, he decided to start playing the banjo. In his early 20s, he started playing the guitar and later the electric bass. 
Musical Influences: Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, Alan Jackson, Willie Nelson, George Jones, Primitive Qt., Doyle Lawson, Fairfield Four, Inspirations, Billy Joel, Robert Palmer, Flat & Scruggs, Terry Baucom, Jim Mills, Ricky Skaggs, Stevie Ray Vaughn, B.B. King, Albert King, & Muddy Waters.
 

 

Patti Moore
 

Patti’s musical interest started at the age of 12 when she began singing in her church choir.  She was a member of the Life Corps Celebrations Singers and toured with the group during the summer when she was in high school.  Patti came from a family that loves music.  Her dad was a member of a southern gospel quartet that performed at churches and venues in the South.  When she began to sing with her boys it was a natural fit.  Patti sings lead for the Moore Brothers.  She has always had a love for good harmony and enjoys singing those old gospel songs in her church choir.

Musical Influences:  Allison Krauss, Patty Loveless, Rhonda Vincent, The Isaacs, The Statler Brothers, Doyle Lawson & Quick Silver, Primitive Quartet.

 

 

Richard Penland

 

Richard started playing the guitar at age 13. His dad and uncle were original members of the Stoney Creek Boys, which influenced his interest in playing. Richard won the Guitar Championship in 1977 at the Mountain Dance and Folk Festival in Asheville, NC. He currently is a member of Southern Crescent Bluegrass in Asheville, NC.
Richard heard the boys play and was hooked on the energy their show provides. He has been with the Moore Brothers over a year playing lead guitar. Richard enjoys playing with the “Next Generation” of pickers. He loves to share his gift of music with others…and it is a lot of fun keeping up with those boys!
 

 

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