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music arts
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* greig roberts & mo brothers *
About Mo
Mo Brothers has led an interesting
life.
Mo started playing piano at the age
of 8 years old. Only one major
problem-he hated to practice. After
many fits thrown over the subject,
his mom let him quit about age 10.
He found music again at age 15 as a
bassoonist in the high school band.
Discovering there was little bassoon
in rock music, he taught himself to
play guitar and improvise.
Having played in bands from “The
Generation Gap” to “Stagecoach” to
“Lickety Split” to “Decoy” (none
ever amounting to a hill of beans)
Mo eventually started playing as a
soloist.
Mo has won solo artist of the year
from the Ozark music awards and duo
(yep-duo with only one guy) of the
year from the Northwest Arkansas
Music Awards. He also was in the top
5 nationally in the Sirius Radio
"Sing like Jimmy Buffett" contest.
Everything you hear at a Mo Show is
played right before your very ears.
No pre-recorded tracks of any kind
are used. This allows for
interaction with the crowd and free
flowing songs.
Mo is currently working on his new
project--the Dr. Mo Kiddo Show--
Family friendly fun for all!
Mo's sound has prompted many fans to
say:“There’s gotta be some Mo people
hiding under the stage”.
Mo Brothers has led an interesting
life.
Mo started playing piano at the age
of 8 years old. Only one major
problem-he hated to practice. After
many fits thrown over the subject,
his mom let him quit about age 10.
He found music again at age 15 as a
bassoonist in the high school band.
Discovering there was little bassoon
in rock music, he taught himself to
play guitar and improvise.
Having played in bands from “The
Generation Gap” to “Stagecoach” to
“Lickety Split” to “Decoy” (none
ever amounting to a hill of beans)
Mo eventually started playing as a
soloist.
Mo has won solo artist of the year
from the Ozark music awards and duo
(yep-duo with only one guy) of the
year from the Northwest Arkansas
Music Awards. He also was in the top
5 nationally in the Sirius Radio
"Sing like Jimmy Buffett" contest.
Everything you hear at a Mo Show is
played right before your very ears.
No pre-recorded tracks of any kind
are used. This allows for
interaction with the crowd and free
flowing songs.
Mo is currently working on his new
project--the Dr. Mo Kiddo Show--
Family friendly fun for all!
Mo's sound has prompted many fans to
say:“There’s gotta be some Mo people
hiding under the stage”.
