I thought Daniel Martin Moore deserved his own thread. I have a lot to share about him and his music. To start off, I am including this link I received today in my e-mail. It is about his soon-to-be-released Archives Vol. 1 project that is currently part of Pledge Music. DMM is offering many cool items to those who pledge various amounts of money in order to help finance this very special Archives Vol. 1 release.
http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/dmm-archives (http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/dmm-archives)
Archives Vol. I
A new collection of rare & unreleased recordings from the Archives: 10 songs spanning the last 5 years.
Archives Vol. I
1. Dark Road, v2 w/ Haley Bonar
2. I Hear Music
3. Picture in a Frame
4. Forever Young
5. Kentucky Waltz w/ Jim James
6. Schoolhouse Sketches
7. When You Wish Upon a Star
8. Trawlerman's Song w/ Joan Shelley
9. Smile
10. What Tongue Can Tell
Over the months of winter & spring, I pieced together a new album. And I'd love your help to release it. The 10 songs offered here on Archives, Vol. I are culled from the mountain of tapes & CDs (artifacts from dozens of recording sessions) that have quietly filled up my closet over the last 5 years or so. For one reason or another, they weren't released along with the albums or projects for which they were recorded. 'Dark Road v2,' for example, is an alternate take with a different arrangement. 'Kentucky Waltz' is a home demo. 'Smile' was captured at a live show (the October 2008 album release show for my first record, Stray Age).
There are dear friends & extraordinary musicians featured on these tracks. My long-time collaborator Daniel Joseph Dorff (you've seen him playing drums, keyboards & stomping around the stage) makes an appearance in one way or another on most of the songs – the complete band and production credits are on my website via the link below. I hope you enjoy this collection as much as I enjoyed putting it together. Reconnecting with these recordings felt like seeing old friends after a long time gone.
In the same spirit that unearthed these songs, there are all sorts of other rarities and goodies that can be yours in exchange for your support of the album (and really, your pledge here will go a long way toward lots of upcoming projects). I hope you find some things you like.
Thanks for the support over the years. It has meant everything.
All my best,
DMM
PS – A portion of the proceeds from this fundraiser will benefit
Appalachian Citizens' Law Center. Learn more about their
important work right here: http://appalachianlawcenter.org/ (http://appalachianlawcenter.org/)
Also featuring these musicians: Earl D. Moore, Jr., Joel T. Runyan, Ric Hordinski, Aaron Jacobs, Chris Morrissey, Brian Lovely and Paul Patterson.
Complete Recording Credits: http://www.danielmartinmoore.com/site/discography (http://www.danielmartinmoore.com/site/discography)
By the way, I pledged $100 for the very last one of the ten available concert posters from the Appalachian Voices 2010 show at the Bearsville Theatre they did - signed by Daniel Martin Moore, Ben Sollee, Jim James, Daniel Dorff, and signed and numbered by the artist Brandon Jones. It also comes with the download and the CD of the Archives Vol. 1, when it is finally released. I hope those of you on the Forum will pledge some amount of money for one of the wonderful items Daniel is offering for your support.
Here is a picture of the concert poster I pledged for (with autographs).
(http://i1149.photobucket.com/albums/o583/Darkstarflashes/AutographedPoster_zpsa9096aa6.jpg)
Here is the original I found on Brandon Jones's Interweb site Branjo Farms.
(http://i1149.photobucket.com/albums/o583/Darkstarflashes/63_appalachianvoicesflyerwebz_zpsb84679e9.jpg)
Very cool! Beautiful poster too!
thanks for the info. :beer:
Daniel Martin Moore - Archives Vol. I (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFUg60y0b9M#ws)
http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/dmm-archives?utm_campaign=project7533&utm_medium=project_badge (http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/dmm-archives?utm_campaign=project7533&utm_medium=project_badge)
Once payday comes I'm getting some cookies for sure! :thumbsup:
OK Jacket and related music fans...Daniel Martin Moore is holding steady at 55% of his goal with only 13 days left of this Pledge Music project to go. Come on! Let's help this talented Kentuckian out! SaraBananaBear and I have pledged, and so has the Jacket's very own Tom Blankenship! There have been 70 individuals to pledge so far. You can pledge as little as $10 and still get the download of Archives Vol. 1 when it is ready to be released. DO IT!!!...please...
http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/dmm-archives?utm_campaign=project7533&utm_medium=project_badge (http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/dmm-archives?utm_campaign=project7533&utm_medium=project_badge)
Yeah, get on this, it's good stuff! :thumbsup:
I'm not sure of everyone's "real" names, but I do know Johnny Yac's. He is one of the most recent pledgers for DMM's Archives Vol. 1 Music Pledge project. Way to help out, John! At present, the Archives Vol. 1 project is at 66% with 86 pledgers. There are only 5 days left, so if you were thinking about making a pledge, please do so soon. One thing special available to those who pledge is access to all 10 songs that will be on the CD/Download, plus one bonus track that I believe will be available to download once the project is completed (as an update). Besides the Jim James collaboration on Kentucky Waltz, there is another cool song Tom Waits fans will surely recognize, Picture In A Frame from Tom's 1999 album Mule Variations. You can hear them all, if you make a pledge...
Archives Vol. 1 Pledge Music Project Update:
I got this e-mail from Daniel Martin Moore yesterday and thought I would share it here.
"Dear Friends,
There are 5 days left in this grand experiment, the campaign to fund my next record. We're inching ever closer to the goal, and I do believe we'll get there, but if for some reason we don't, the project won't be funded, which would be a major bummer (even more of a bummer than this run-on sentence). So if you're interested, please pre-order the record. Once you do, you'll be able to stream the whole thing immediately (along with some cool bonus material) and the download will be available in about one week's time. Take a look:
http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/dmm-archives (http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/dmm-archives)
Thanks so much for the support!
DMM"
As of a few minutes ago, there were 111 pledgers, bringing the project to 81% of the goal. If you haven't pledged yet and are interested in this project/new album of rare and previously unreleased songs, please check out the details in the link above. There's less than 5 days left to fund it.
Just got this email...
"Hello from PledgeMusic,
Just a quick note from Team Pledge to let you know that Daniel Martin Moore: Archives Vol. I has raised 99% of its goal!"
Nice.
Hell yeah, baby!!!
I just checked after having read johnnYYac's update, and believe it or not, we reached 127% with 155 pledgers! The CD/Download is scheduled for release in 5 days!
Special thanks go out to all you giving Forum members who helped to make Daniel Martin Moore's Archives Vol. 1 a reality. A few more Forum members must have done something special to get this over the top with less than 3 days left for the project. I recognized rjlemons as a recent pledger, in addition to those I mentioned in an earlier post. I don't know the names of more, but I'm sure we helped substantually. Also, I noticed musicians Cheyenne Mize, Haley Bonar, and Ben Sollee had made pledges a day or two ago. Kentucky authors Silas House and Jason Howard pledged as well. And very recently, a woman with the last name of Olliges pledged... I wonder...
All I know is that Daniel Martin Moore is a very nice and very talented young man! I know he is happy now, and so am I.
Quote from: Mr. White on Sep 04, 2013, 08:07 PM
Hell yeah, baby!!!
I just checked after having read johnnYYac's update, and believe it or not, we reached 127% with 155 pledgers! The CD/Download is scheduled for release in 5 days!
Special thanks go out to all you giving Forum members who helped to make Daniel Martin Moore's Archives Vol. 1 a reality. A few more Forum members must have done something special to get this over the top with less than 3 days left for the project. I recognized rjlemons as a recent pledger, in addition to those I mentioned in an earlier post. I don't know the names of more, but I'm sure we helped substantually. Also, I noticed musicians Cheyenne Mize, Haley Bonar, and Ben Sollee had made pledges a day or two ago. Kentucky authors Silas House and Jason Howard pledged as well. And very recently, a woman with the last name of Olliges pledged... I wonder...
All I know is that Daniel Martin Moore is a very nice and very talented young man! I know he is happy now, and so am I.
:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
So glad the goal was met! And it's still climbing!
Now that Daniel Martin Moore's Pledge Music project is officially a success, I thought I would post about something I am kind of proud of next.
Last year, I traveled to Lexington twice to see DMM and Joan Shelley perform (once in May at CD Central for a quick in store album release show and again in June at Natasha's for a full show). After the Natasha's show, I spoke with Daniel for a few minutes and asked if he might consider playing a set at the annual Lincoln Days Celebration, which is held on the first weekend in October each year in Hodgenville, Kentucky (Birthplace of Abraham Lincoln and where I have lived for the last 12 years). He had told me he was originally from Elizabethtown, Kentucky and that his grandparents still lived there (I had spoken with Daniel after an in store performance at Ear-X-Tacy back in January of 2011). He said it might be a possibility when he realized his grandparents would only have to drive 10 miles from their home in Elizabethtown to Hodgenville. Anyway, I told him I didn't have anything to do with organizing acts for the Lincoln Days Celebration, but that I would look into it. I was able to convince the volunteer talent organizer that DMM would be a perfect fit and directed him to his videos on YouTube. After I got the word that DMM could play in Hodgenville, I got back on his Interweb site and found out he and Joan would be out of the country playing a series of shows in Ireland during last year's Lincoln Days. I put it in the back of my mind to try again this year. Long story short...I was able to be a go-between with the Lincoln Days talent organizer and DMM's touring manager to successfully book Daniel for a slot sometime during the day on Saturday, October 5, 2013! The stage will be set up in the town square directly across from our statue of Abe. The main street through town will be blocked off for the weekend to make way for a parade at 2:00 pm, food vendors, and souvenir stands. It isn't a big affair, but it is kind of cool that it happens pretty much right across the street from my house. The parade and music happen about a quarter of a mile from my house, and other events like a tractor show, the rail splitting contest, and the tug-of-war do happen right across the street from my house at the Creekfront Park (I'll post some pictures from previous years at a later date).
Here are some links, if anyone is interested.
http://www.danielmartinmoore.com/site/tour (http://www.danielmartinmoore.com/site/tour)
http://www.lincolndays.org/ (http://www.lincolndays.org/)
https://www.facebook.com/LincolnDaysCelebration (https://www.facebook.com/LincolnDaysCelebration)
This is just a reminder to anyone who might be in or around central Kentucky next Saturday, Oct. 5th...Daniel is scheduled to play a set in the little town I live in (Hodgenville, Kentucky) at around 5 pm. There will be a parade at 2 pm, and music should start shortly after. I got word from the volunteer talent organizer that Daniel should play at 5 pm. When I checked his Interweb site, he had listed his band members for the 4 shows scheduled for Kentucky next month. His collaborator on his last album, Joan Shelley, will join Daniel and so will Dan Dorff - Jim James' keyboard player. Dan Dorff played on and was the producer for Daniel Martin Moore's 2011 album, In The Cool Of The Day. He also toured with DMM, Ben Sollee, and Jim to promote the Dear Companion album. I got to see Daniel and Dan play an album release show at Ear-X-Tacy in January of 2011. I took my 6 year old grandson to see them and we talked to them and got autographs after the show. I hadn't started recording songs from shows at that point, but I did find a few from that album release show on YouTube posted by backseatsandbar (we were sitting on the floor, right in front and a little to the right of backseatsandbar). Here are the 3 videos that were posted.
Daniel Martin Moore - ear X-tacy in-store - 1/28/11 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mk_7wx4qkKQ#ws)
Daniel Martin Moore - ear X-tacy in-store - 1/28/11 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9lm5EGUons#ws)
Daniel Martin Moore - ear X-tacy in-store - 1/28/11 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0FMeSm5HOk#ws)
Quote from: Mr. White on Sep 30, 2013, 09:25 PM
This is just a reminder to anyone who might be in or around central Kentucky next Saturday, Oct. 5th...Daniel is scheduled to play a set in the little town I live in (Hodgenville, Kentucky) at around 5 pm. There will be a parade at 2 pm, and music should start shortly after. I got word from the volunteer talent organizer that Daniel should play at 5 pm. When I checked his Interweb site, he had listed his band members for the 4 shows scheduled for Kentucky next month. His collaborator on his last album, Joan Shelley, will join Daniel and so will Dan Dorff - Jim James' keyboard player. Dan Dorff played on and was the producer for Daniel Martin Moore's 2011 album, In The Cool Of The Day. He also toured with DMM, Ben Sollee, and Jim to promote the Dear Companion album. I got to see Daniel and Dan play an album release show at Ear-X-Tacy in January of 2011. I took my 6 year old grandson to see them and we talked to them and got autographs after the show. I hadn't started recording songs from shows at that point, but I did find a few from that album release show on YouTube posted by backseatsandbar (we were sitting on the floor, right in front and a little to the right of backseatsandbar). Here are the 3 videos that were posted.
Daniel Martin Moore - ear X-tacy in-store - 1/28/11 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mk_7wx4qkKQ#ws)
Daniel Martin Moore - ear X-tacy in-store - 1/28/11 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9lm5EGUons#ws)
Daniel Martin Moore - ear X-tacy in-store - 1/28/11 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0FMeSm5HOk#ws)
Here is the link to the 4 tour dates in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
http://www.danielmartinmoore.com/site/tour (http://www.danielmartinmoore.com/site/tour)
This was in the newspaper/magazine the chamber of commerce puts out a couple of weeks before Lincoln Days.
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Quote from: Mr. White on Oct 01, 2013, 08:21 PM
This was in the newspaper/magazine the chamber of commerce puts out a couple of weeks before Lincoln Days.
That is so great! Have a blast. :)
Quote from: jaye on Oct 01, 2013, 09:01 PM
Quote from: Mr. White on Oct 01, 2013, 08:21 PM
This was in the newspaper/magazine the chamber of commerce puts out a couple of weeks before Lincoln Days.
That is so great! Have a blast. :)
Thanks jaye. I know it is out of the way for most people, and there aren't all that many people who have even heard of DMM, but I know he will command an attentive audience. I do hope some others who frequent this Forum will make it down to Hodgenville this Saturday though. Toretm (Tracy) said she was going to try to bring some of her friends down. (She is from Hodgenville and her mother is the former mayor and is still a member of the city council.) I just hope the weather is good. When I checked a little while ago, there was a 40% chance of rain - scattered thunderstorms. Maybe we will get lucky, and it will be nice.
The weather didn't hold out like I was hoping it would. About an hour or so before Daniel was supposed to take the stage, it started raining. Luckily, the organizers of Lincoln Days had the old First Baptist Church, that had been converted into City Hall, as a back-up venue. The bad thing was that there weren't hardly any people left downtown after the rains came to even attend the show. Daniel and his band did put on a wonderful 13 song set. (I believe his set was cut short by about 20 minutes or so due to the rain delay and having to set up the equipment at a different location. Plus, there was a salsa band that had to go on after Daniel and the local talent show.)
Here is Daniel performing Kentucky Waltz without his backing band. I will post other songs later.
Daniel Martin Moore - Kentucky Waltz - Lincoln Days Celebration - Hodgenville, Kentucky - 10/5/2013 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZkwNT_9SH8#)
Here is Dark Road with Daniel Martin Moore and his band from Lincoln Days 2013.
Daniel Martin Moore - Dark Road - Lincoln Days Celebration - Hodgenville, Ky. - 10/5/2013 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etza07dOewU#)
Here is Would You Tell Me Your Dreams.
Daniel Martin Moore and Joan Shelley - Would You Tell Me Your Dreams - Lincoln Days - 10/5/2013 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTNv2w1L92w#)
Here is That'll Be The Plan
Daniel Martin Moore - That'll Be The Plan - Lincoln Days - Hodgenville, Ky. - 10/5/2013 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZxC5tlslw4#)
Great to see you John and thanks so much for capturing these videos. I enjoyed the show immensely, only wished more people could have come out to share in their talents. Stray Age and Dark Road are my favorites. I hate that the growing crowd for the "talent show" distracted from the last one. Now I have to catch Sunday's show at New Vintage :thumbsup:
I may catch them at New Vintage, but it looks better for my wife's schedule to see them in Lexington at Natasha's this Friday, Oct. 11th. I don't know, I may end up at the Louisville show as well, but that's a lot of driving with the work week starting the next morning and me already having a long work commute...We'll see...
Here is Cedar & Ash from Daniel and Joan's show I saw at Natasha's last summer.
Daniel Martin Moore & Joan Shelley sing "Cedar & Ash" on 6-29-2012 at Natasha's in Lexington (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6PZpmjLyk0#ws)
Here are a few photos of Daniel, Joan, and the band tuning up before the show got started.
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I took my wife to see Daniel last night at Natasha's in Lexington. He had his full band with him (including Dan Dorff) for this really wonderful show. Daniel played 18 songs for the paying audience, and one was off of his new release of old material, Archives Vol. 1. He played Tom Waits' Picture In A Frame from 1999's Mule Variations. My recording got most of it. I only missed the very beginning. This song is one of my favorites. Even if you don't just love DMM, you should still check out his version of Picture In A Frame. Also, Dan's piano work on it is awesome.
Daniel Martin Moore - Picture In A Frame - Natasha's - Lexington, Ky. - 10/11/2013 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18ToMwClIdY#)
Here's DMM doing a cover of Haley Bonar's Wendybird with Dan Dorff on keyboard.
Daniel Martin Moore - Wendybird (Haley Bonar Cover) - Natasha's - Lexington, Ky. - 10/11/2013 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qC_w3jrm8IE#)
Here is By The Beams from 10/11/2013.
Daniel Martin Moore - By The Beams - Natasha's - Lexington, Ky. - 10/11/2013 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2Kyp-25J5g#)
I finally got my autographed concert poster in the mail today! It was a bit smaller than I thought it would be (13 in. X 19 in.), but it is very nice. I'm so glad to have it. Plus, DMM included a small personalized note of thanks for the support.
Here is the autographed poster DMM had posted on his Pledge Music page.
(http://i1149.photobucket.com/albums/o583/Darkstarflashes/AutographedPoster_zpsa9096aa6.jpg)
Here is a larger copy of the original poster I found on Brandon Jones' site.
(http://i1149.photobucket.com/albums/o583/Darkstarflashes/63_appalachianvoicesflyerwebz_zpsb84679e9.jpg)
Daniel Martin Moore and his band performed at the First Annual Boomtown Ball & Festival (a free street party) on Market Street in New Albany, Indiana on May 25, 2014. His band included Dan Dorff on keyboards, Dave Givan on Drums, (Dan and Dave both play in Jim James' solo touring band), Alex Smith (a.k.a. Howell Dawdy and singer/guitar player for Lydia Burrell) on additional percussion and computer effects, and a special guest appearance from Zak Appleby of Houndmouth on bass. (Houndmouth curated the acts for the festival and played a special homecoming show at the Grand later that evening.)
I took my family to see Daniel Martin Moore last night. Daniel put on a wonderful show at the refurbished State Theatre in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. Joan Shelley opened up for him and joined him on stage for several of their songs from Farthest Field. Forum member, toretm caught this special show too. It was good to talk to her for a few minutes before and after the show. Here is Daniel performing a cover of the song, "Smile" with Dan Dorff.
http://youtu.be/sy0s_7RBmGM (http://youtu.be/sy0s_7RBmGM)
Here's Daniel and Joan Shelley performing "First Of August" from their 2012 album of duets called Farthest Field. Joan has also recently re-released it on her new album with more musicians helping out to make a fuller sound.
http://youtu.be/JiO_176SlVM?list=UUPOt_reNzgvb_TNXqtzCgpg (http://youtu.be/JiO_176SlVM?list=UUPOt_reNzgvb_TNXqtzCgpg)
Here is another cover song by Daniel. This is Bob Dylan's "Forever Young" from October 3, 2014.
http://youtu.be/Egebg5g8trk (http://youtu.be/Egebg5g8trk)
Quote from: Mr. White on Oct 05, 2014, 05:24 PM
Here is another cover song by Daniel. This is Bob Dylan's "Forever Young" from October 3, 2014.
http://youtu.be/Egebg5g8trk (http://youtu.be/Egebg5g8trk)
Oh! So beautiful! Thank you for sharing! :thumbsup:
Daniel Martin Moore has another Pledge Music campaign going on right now. He is raising money to release his new album, Golden Age. His Pledge Music page can be found here:
http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/dmm-golden-age?utm_campaign=project10870&utm_medium=project_badge (http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/dmm-golden-age?utm_campaign=project10870&utm_medium=project_badge)
Near the top of the page is a video with some behind-the-scenes footage from the recording sessions conducted at LaLa Land Studio in Louisville. Jim James helped Daniel produce this new album, and Kevin Ratterman edited and mixed it. Others who helped with this new album include: Dan Dorff, Dave Givan, Alana Rocklin, Zak Appleby, Joan Shelley, and Mr. Jim James on guitar and vocals.
Quote from Daniel's Pledge Music page:
"The time has come for this album to meet the world, and I'm very happy to be working with PledgeMusic again to bring it to you.
Golden Age was tracked at LaLa Land studio in Louisville, KY in the December-to-Remember of 2013. An extraordinary cast assembled for a week of recording & laughs, and it's a truly collaborative effort. There are 10 new tunes here, all played as a band, and mostly captured live. The full credits are below. In them you'll see some familiar names and some new friends, too. I hope you enjoy this record so much, and can't wait to send the whole thing to you. In the meantime, pledges at all levels will immediately receive 3 songs from the album, and a live show recorded in an Irish cave back in the summer of 2012 (strange but true). There are all kinds of goodies to be had – may I make you some cookies? May I send you a photograph? Or a postcard from Europe? Just let me know.
When I look around at all of the incredible work being done, the music & art pouring out of so many friends, it feels like a Golden Age. As deeply flawed as the world of our making may be, it's nice sometimes to pause & take note of its sheer beauty, too.
Very best wishes,
DMM
Produced by Jim James & DMM
Recorded & Mixed by Kevin Ratterman
Additional Recording by DMM
Photos & Videos Captured by Michael Wilson
Design by Dusty Summers
Dan Dorff, Jr. – Piano, Organ & Keyboards
Dave Givan – Drums & Percussion
Alana Rocklin – Bass
Zak Appleby – Bass
Scott Moore – Violin
Charlie Patton – Cello
Jim James – Guitar & Vocals
Joan Shelley – Vocals
DMM – Piano, Guitar & Vocals
PS, A portion of the proceeds of this pre-sale will benefit the Appalachian Citizens' Law Center. Learn more about their important work right here:
http://appalachianlawcenter.org/ (http://appalachianlawcenter.org/)
5% of goal and 10% of any money raised after that will go to Appalachian Citizens' Law Center."
Here's the link to the items to pledge for. There are all kinds of things, from cookies, tea, postcards from Europe from Daniel, downloads, CD's, vinyl, T-shirts, and posters to house concerts and being on the lifetime guest list.
http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/dmm-golden-age/exclusives (http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/dmm-golden-age/exclusives)
Holy shit...thanks for posting this!!! FOR ALL OF IT :grin:
I wish there was an option to pay $30 for the album and the opportunity to make him and Dan Dorff cookies. :cheesy:
DONE
http://youtu.be/JdB6LvqMe2s (http://youtu.be/JdB6LvqMe2s)
I haven't updated this with any of the videos I've recorded of Daniel over the last year, but I will add the ones I just recorded during last Friday's show at Zanzabar in Louisville, Kentucky (3/25/2016).
Daniel's band includes:
Dan Dorff on keyboards
Dave Givan on drums
Alex Smith on bass guitar
"Golden Age"
"How It Fades"
"Proud As We Are"
Thanks for posting all of these great videos, Mr White! Good to see some of the local musicians backing Daniel. :thumbsup: