Music History
George and Pamela have been musicians all their lives. George started his first band at 12 years old and has gone on to play with many well known and influential musicians. After many years in local bands George joined the legendary Blackberry Booze Band, one of the seminal Asbury Park, NJ bands in the early '70's. Corky Laing (the drummer from Mountain) picked Blackberry to be his band for his solo album tour in 1977. Next came 2 years with the Ian Hunter (Mott the Hoople) Mick Ronson (David Bowie) band recording 2 albums, touring the world, and doing one of the earliest videos for a then fairly new MTV. George also played keyboards for Ellen Foley (Paradise by the Dashboard Light), Melanie, Otis Rush, and then Meatloaf where he met Pamela. George has written songs for Karla DeVito and Meatloaf, ("If You Really Want To") for which he received a gold record. He also appears as a back-up vocalist on Martin Briley's hit "The Salt in My Tears"
Pamela grew up in a suburb of "the Home of Rock-n-Roll" Cleveland, Ohio where she began singing professionally at the age of 13. After being the lead singer for many bands she moved to Detroit when she was 22 years old. Where she sang with Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band on the "Against the Wind Tour" in the US and Europe. She received a Platinum record for her work on Seger's "Nine Tonight" album. Pamela was then chosen, over literally hundreds of singers, to become the featured female vocalist with Meatloaf for his "Neverland Express World Tour" earning such praise as: "Pamela Moore...was within a real chance of stealing the show..." The London Times review of Meatloaf concert at Wembly Stadium. There she met George and the rest is history!
Pamela has also done extensive studio work singing on recordings by The Flirts, TSTQ, Davey Johnstone, and live with Blackberry Blues Band, Spencer Davis, Sam Moore, and many others.
George and Pamela have appeared on; Saturday Night Live, The Tomorrow Show w/ Tom Snyder, Rock Concert, Midnight Special, Fridays, numerous European T.V. shows (Rockpalast,Germany; Old Grey Whistle Stop, England; Bios Banhoff, Germany) to name a few.
