Jamie Moses
Jamie Moses ( born August 30, 1955) is an English- American rock and pop musicians.
Born as the son of an English mother and an American father in the United Kingdom grew to Moses in the U.S. and in Japan, but now lives in England. He is a session and studio musicians of the international rock and pop scene, primarily as a guitarist, but also as a bass player and singer.
At the beginning of his career, Moses had in the 1970s and 1980s, modest chart success with his own bands. Merlin (1974-1978) and Broken English (1987-1991), where he also partially contributed the lead vocals, he succeeded in placing several singles in the rear areas of the U.S. top 100. He also in 1994 with keyboard player Spike Edney Queens Live - founded the SAS Band, a cover band that performs live all over Europe.
Was much more successful and Moses as a session and studio musician. Since the early 1990s, Moses mainly works as a freelance musician. He worked live on stage and also partially in the studio among other things, Pete Townshend Hollies, The Pretenders, Bob Geldof, Eric Burdon, Mike & the Mechanics, Roger Chapman, Paul Young, Gary Barlow, Tony Hadley and Brian May from 2004 to 2008 he was second guitarist in the live performances by Queen Paul Rodgers.