Phil Moore was born on February 20, 1918 in Portland, Oregon, USA. He was an actor and composer, known for Swing Fever (1943), Eadie Was a Lady (1945) and The Duke Is Tops (1938). He was married to Jeanne. He died on May 13, 1987 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
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Phil Moore Soundtracks
Known for
Filmography: Phil Moore songs
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Shoo Shoo Baby | Cold Case | writer | |
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Shoo Shoo Baby | The Sky Is Everywhere | writer | |
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Shoo Shoo, Baby | Diamond Horseshoe | writer | |
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Shoo-Shoo Baby | Follow the Boys | composer | |
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Shoo-Shoo Baby | South of Dixie | writer | |
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The Sping | Panama Hattie | composer | |
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Berry Me Not | Panama Hattie | writer | |
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Brass Boogie | Biloxi Blues | writer | |
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Good Morning, Walker / I Feel So Smoochie | Idina Menzel Live: Barefoot at the Symphony | writer | |
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Harlem Yodel | Snow Gets in Your Eyes | messages.music arranger, performer | |
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I'M GONNA SEE MY BABY (ON VICTORY DAY) | Eadie Was a Lady | writer | |
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Northern Lights | 6 Month Rule | writer | |
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Rhythm Rascals | Snow Gets in Your Eyes | performer | |
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Run Wha'cha' Brung | Joyride to Nowhere | composer | |
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Shoo Shoo Baby | McHale's Navy | writer | |
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Shoo Shoo Baby | A Matter of Life and Death | composer | |
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Shoo Shoo Baby | The Victors | writer | |
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Shoo Shoo Baby | Trocadero | writer | |
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Shoo Shoo Baby | Valiant | composer | |
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Shoo, Shoo, Baby | American Masters | writer | |
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Shoo-Shoo Baby | Startime | writer | |
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Shoo-Shoo Baby | A Special Olivia Newton-John | writer | |
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Shoo-Shoo Baby | Beautiful But Broke | writer | |
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Shoo-Shoo Baby | Since You Went Away | composer | |
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There'll Be a Jubilee | Swing in the Saddle | writer | |
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Trumpet Lament | Shoe Shine Boy | composer | |
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Waltz in D Flat Major (The Minute Waltz) | Broadway Rhythm | messages.music arranger |
