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	name :	Jamie Moses
	birthday :	30th August, 1955
	occupation :	musician (guitarist, vocalist)

history	Jamie was born in the UK to an English mother and an American father. His father was in the USAF, so he was brought up in the US bases in US and Japan. He followed his family to England when his father retired from the USAF. After finished the school, he started his career with the band called Merlin in 1971, who recorded an album on the CBS label and toured supporting David Essex. At the time (early 70's) Melody Maker profiled the two new bands, Queen and Merlin, comparing one against the other. He married Deborah who was a sister of Merlin keyboard player Robert Webb in 1980. His first baby, Katy was born in 1981 and his second baby, Benjamin was born in 1988. He divorced in 2002. After Merlin has broken up in 1976, he is mainly working as a coveted session guitarist. He worked with Pete Townsent on the West End production of "Tommy". He is also a talented vocalist and a song writer. He worked with Bob Geldof on his 1992 CD, "The Happy Club". He co-wrote "The Song Of the Emergent Nationalist". He played "Too Late God" with Bob Geldof at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert in 1992. Late in 1992, when Brian May lost support vocalist Chris Thompson, and rhythm guitarist Mike Casswell, Spike Edney recommended Jamie for both jobs. Since then he is working as the reliable Brian's right-hand man and touring all over the world. He is also a member of Spikey's All Stars Band (SAS Band), and has some gigs every year since 1994. The band has released their debut album in 1998, and you can hear Jamie's work "Once More" or his vocal in this album. And he also co-wrote "In a Dream Gone By", from Paul Young's 1997 CD of the same name. He toured with Chipmunk Cheeks and Los Pacaminos, a London area Tex-Mex band for many years, playing such ditties as "La Bamba", "Dinero" (sung by Jamie), "He'll Have To Go", "Pretty Woman", "Adios Mexico", "Tequila". In 2005, he was selected for the support guitarist of Queen + Paul Rodgers Tour and touring Europe, England, USA, and Japan. Get Ready to Rock! 10 Questions with Jamie Moses
collaboration	Freddie Mercury (Charity Gala Ballet at the London Coliseum in 1979), Tony Hadley, Olivia Newton-John, Jimmy Nail, Roger Chapman, The Hollies, Elaine Paige, The Eric Burden Band and Gary Barlow, Mike & The Mechanics, etc....
bands	The Boomtown Rats, The Pretenders, Eighties giants Broken English, World Famous Red Sox, Party Animals,