Artist
Keb' Mo'
Keb' Mo' is a blues artist from Los Angeles, USA formed in 1951. 40 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Blues · Los Angeles, USA · Best blues albums
- 40
- Releases
- 1994–2026
- Active years
- 1951
- Formed
Artist
Keb' Mo' is a blues artist from Los Angeles, USA formed in 1951. 40 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Blues · Los Angeles, USA · Best blues albums
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Bluesamericana
2014 · 10 tracks
Keb' Mo'
1994
Suitcase
2006
Live & Mo'
2009
Good to Be…
2022
The Door
2000
Slow Down
1998
Just Like You
1996
Big Wide Grin
2001
Keep It Simple
2004
Peace... Back by Popular Demand
2004
The Reflection
2011
Oklahoma
2019
Moonlight, Mistletoe & You
2019
TajMo
2017
Just Like You/Suitcase
2013
Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues: Keb' Mo'
2003
Fussing and Fighting
Single · 2026
Maybe I'm Alright
Single · 2025
Room On The Porch
Single · 2025
Room On The Porch For Everyone
EP · 2025
Junkyard Dog
Single · 2025
I'll Survive
Single · 2025
My Darling My Dear
Single · 2025
(Since You've) Gone
Single · 2024
Taking Me Higher
Single · 2023
Good To Be (Home Again)
Single · 2022
Theme from B Positive
Single · 2021
Feels Like Heaven (Live Los Angeles 1994)
EP · 2021
Sunny And Warm
Single · 2021
The Medicine Man
Single · 2021
Away In A Manger
Single · 2019
Put a Woman in Charge (feat. Rosanne Cash)
Single · 2018
Make Someone Happy
Single · 2018
America the Beautiful
Single · 2015
Inside Outside (Radio Mix)
Single · 2012
The Whole Enchilada
Single · 2011
A Brand New America
Single · 2009
Talk
Single · 2004
Let Your Light Shine
Single · 2004
Guitarist/vocalist Keb' Mo' draws heavily on the old-fashioned country blues style of Robert Johnson while keeping his sound contemporary with touches of soul and folksy storytelling. A skilled frontman as well as an accomplished sideman, he writes much of his own material and has applied his acoustic, electric, and slide guitar skills to jazz- and rock-oriented bands. Born Kevin Moore in Los Angeles to parents of Southern descent, he was exposed to gospel music at a young age. At 21, Moore joined an R&B band that was later hired for a tour by Papa John Creach; as a result, Moore played on three of Creach's albums. Opening for jazz and rock artists such as the Mahavishnu Orchestra, Jefferson Starship, and Loggins & Messina helped further broaden Moore's horizons and musical abilities. Moore cut an R&B-based solo album, Rainmaker, in 1980 for Casablanca, which promptly folded. In 1983, he joined Monk Higgins' band as a guitarist and met a number of blues musicians who collectively increased his understanding of the genre. He subsequently joined a vocal group called the Rose Brothers and gigged around Los Angeles. In 1990 Moore portrayed a Delta bluesman in a local play, Rabbit Foot,…