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Sullivan's Backstage Pass: Andy Moore
Andy Moore didn’t just grow up near the blues — he grew up inside its blast radius. Memphis wasn’t a city for him; it was a pressure cooker of sound, sweat, and cigarette-burned guitar cases. While other kids were learning multiplication tables, Andy was brushing elbows with Albert King, watching Rufus Thomas crack jokes like a cosmic trickster, and absorbing harmonica secrets from Tommy Cole (T.C.) and Mark Sallings, men who played like their lungs were wired directly to the Mississippi River.
By 17, fate tried to knock him off the map — a random mugging, a broken arm, a hospital bracelet…
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