Ray Owen's Moon
About the artist
Ray Owen's Moon was a short-lived blues rock band who released their first and only album in 1971. Ray Owen was the original vocalist in British outfit Juicy Lucy, and he appeared on their first self titled album in 1969. He left the band, his replacement being Paul Williams, and formed his own band, with Dick Stubbs and Les Nicol on guitars, Ian McLean on drums and Sid Gardner on bass. Their first and only album, which is quite rare and collectible
Top songs
- Talk To Me
- Hey Sweety
- Try My Love
- Free Man
- Don't Matter
- Ouiji
- Mississippi Woman
- Voodoo Child
- 50 Years Older
- Outro
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- Voodoo Chile
- 50 Years Years Later
- Intro - Talk To Me
- Moon 01 Talk to Me
- Moon 02 Try My Love
- Moon 05 Don't Matter
- Moon 03 Hey Sweety
- Oujii
- Moon 04 Free Man
- 06 Voodoo Chile
- 50 Years Later
- Mother's Game
- Intro/ Talk To Me
- 07 Ouiji
- 09 50 Years Years Later
- 08 Mississippi Woman
- Moon 1971
- 50 Years Older/ Outro
- hey sweety(1971) (128kbit_aac)
- Reprise
- ?
- Voodoo Girls
- q
- w
- e
- r
- t
- y
- u
- p
- 50 Years Older - Outro
- i
- Missisippi Woman
- 02 - try my love
- 01 - talk to me
- 03 - hey sweety
- 04 - free man
- 05 - don't matter
- 06 - voodoo chile
- 07 - ouiji
- 08 - mississippi woman
- 09 - 50 years years later
- 01- Talk To Me
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- Moon 1971 (FULL ALBUM) [Hard Rock]
- 01-Talk To Me
- 04-Free Man
- Mississippi Women
- 50 Year's Older
- Intro/Talk To Me
- Try My Love (Sid Gardner, Ian McLean)
- 50 Years Older⧸ Outro
- hey sweetie
- Free Man (1971 UK Hard Rock)
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