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Phil Moore worked at MGM and Paramount studios as an arranger. Moore's Tour: An American In England (MGM 1959). New York Sweet (Mercury 1963).

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Phil Moore (February 20, 1918 – May 13, 1987) was an African-American jazz pianist, orchestral arranger, band leader, and recording artist. Phil Moore was orphaned and placed in a county hospital in Portland, Oregon. He attended the Cornish School and the University of Washington in Seattle. When Moore was 13, he played piano at speakeasies and small venues in Portland

Phil Moore worked at MGM and Paramount studios as an arranger. These included Ziegfeld Girl, Dumbo, Three Cheers for the Boys, Panama Hattie, Presenting Lily Mars, Cabin in the Sky, the 1944 production of Kismet, and This Gun for Hire. During the late 1940s, Moore toured with his group, the Phil Moore Four: Milt Hinton (bass guitar), Marty Wilson (drums), Johnny Letman (trumpet), and Jimmy Lyons (saxophone? guitar?).

Moore's recordings include: Eventide (Discovery DL 3005, 1949). Music for Moderns (Clef MGC 635, recorded 1947, released early 1950s). Fantasy for Girl and Orchestra (Verve MGV 2005, recorded 1947, released 1956). New York Sweet (Mercury SR 60763). Portrait of Leda (Columbia LP, 1958). Polynesian Paradise (Strand SLS 1004, 1959). Moore's Tour: An American in England (MGM E3752, 1959). Gil Fuller & the Monterey Jazz Festival Orchestra featuring Dizzy Gillespie (Pacific Jazz, 1965).

Dance and Dream with Phil Moore at the Piano, Volume 1 (Black & White, 1946) – 78rpm 4-disc album set. Eventide: Phil Moore Orchestra (Discovery, 1949) – 10" LP. Reminiscing: Phil Moore at the Piano (Discovery, 1949) – 10" LP. Music for Moderns (Clef, recorded 1947, released 195?). Fantasy for Girl and Orchestra (Verve, recorded 1947, released 1956). Portrait of Leda (Columbia, 1958). Polynesian Paradise (Strand, 1959). Moore's Tour: An American in England (MGM, 1959). New York Sweet (Mercury, 1963).

Phil Moore (February 20, 1918 – May 13, 1987) was an American jazz pianist, orchestral arranger, band leader, and recording artist. When Moore was 13, he played piano at speakeasies and small venues in Portland. Later, he supported Lena Horne, Frank Sinatra, Bobby Short, Marshal Royal, Irving Ashby, Julie Wilson, Gene Sedric, Les Hite, and Helen Gallagher. He arranged big-band music for the Tommy Dorsey and Harry James orchestras. Polynesian Paradise (Strand 1959). Moore's Tour: An American In England (M-G-M 1959).