American jazz double-bassist, founding member of the group Oregon, known for blending jazz, world-music influences and experimental techniques.

Worked with Paul Winter Consort; released the trio album Afriqué (1994) with Larry Karush and Glen Velez; recognized for combining acoustic bass with electronics and for cross-genre explorations.

JakeChambers' review focuses on Glen Moore's 1994 trio album Afriqué, highlighting its mix of African-inspired percussion, jazz standards and experimental bass electronics. The review praises the interplay with Larry Karush and Glen Velez and calls the album a recommended, delightful mental exercise. Overall the appraisal is admiring and descriptive.

For:Fans of jazz, world music, experimental bass and percussion

 Glen Moore is known to most as the bassist of Oregon, but he is above all a curious and hard-to-classify musician, constantly searching for new sounds to extract from his significant instrument.

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