A country boy from Texas with a talent to write and sing country songs.  Started his own radio show at the age of 12 on KDWT, Stanford, Texas.  His heroes were Ernest Tubb, Hank Williams & Lefty Frizzell, and he sang a lot of their songs.  He fell in love and married Susie in 1949.  He worked all over Texas performing on big radio shows like the Big-D in Dallas, Texas, and the Louisiana Hayride on KWKH in Shreveport, Louisiana.  I met Johnny Moore in the mid-50's.  Johnny came to Nashville and I produced his first recordings in Nashville.  Later Johnny moved to Nashville and brought his niece, Jeanie C. Riley.  Jeannie became a superstar with Harper Valley P.T.A.  Johnny continued his music for a while, and then went into business for himself.  He did quite well owning a number of service stations in the Nashville area.  Johnny asked me to help him put together this project, and it covers his music career.  All of his heart and soul are in his songs.  You can feel it when he sings.  Johnny Moore is like a brother to me, and I know he'll be with me until the end, and beyond.  This man is a part of the history that made Country Music.

- Tommy Hill