The heavy scuffle's on
There are at least five artists that have used this name:
1. A rock band… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least five artists that have used this name:
1. A rock band from the United States.
2. An alternative rock band from Portugal.
3. A singer from Japan.
4. A hip hop group from Serbia.
5. A progressive folk group from The Netherlands.
6. An epic heavy metal/space rock band from the UK.

1. Full Moon is a band featuring Neil Larsen and Howard 'Buzz' Feiten from the Larsen-Feiten Band

2. Full Moon from Portugal (Mogadouro) is an alternative rock band, singing in Portuguese and English, consisting of 5 elements:
* Mino (vocals)
* Francisco Fernandes (guitar, vocals)
* Nuno Salome (guitar)
* Fernando Meira (bass)
* Joao Martins (drums)
The band started in 1998 and they have released a debut EP “For Sale” (2000). They ended in 2003.

3. Kouyama Mitsuki, a singer in the anime 'Full Moon wo Sagashite'.

4. One of the first hip hop groups in Serbia. Members were Juice and Shorty aka Bata Barata. They released their only album titled Na Nivou in 1998.

5. Folk-Prog band from the Netherlands. Album 'Moon Fools' was released in 1977. Lucas Amor - violin, Johannus Luttik - guitar and vocal and Norman Halsall - bongos and tablas. Private release.

6. A South-London based space rock band, formed in 1985 and broke up in 1993. Released two self-titled albums (in 1986 and 1989 respectively), followed by the live album "A Live Encounter" (1990) and "Euphoria" (1992).
Drums - Mick Jones
Bass - Angie Walker
Lead guitar - Ray Burrell
Rhythm guitar - Gray Walker
Vocals - Michael Hopkins
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The heavy scuffle's on
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railcar123

@midrider335 Must of been a helluva show...a great era for live music.

George de A

One of the all time great Buzz Feiten solos here

midrider335

I had the privilage of seeing Full Moon open up for Roy Buchanan New Year's Eve '72 at the old Fillmore East. It was called the Village East at that point. I do remember Full Moon smoked that night and Roy was none to shabby either!

midrider335

@railcar123 yes, it was a great show and you're right- it was a great era for live music! Man, I do miss those days...

George de A

Buzz's solos on this track .... are out of this world .

p craig

The 'music of my mind' album (S. Wonder) has a tune called Super Women. Buzz was about same age as Stevie (18-19) when he did the guitar solo. Buzz is all over two albums by The Rascals; Island of Real and Peaceful World- worth checking out...

railcar123

I will thx!

alan palanker

More Funk & Soul before moving west to become "Larsen Feiten Band, when Buzz & Neil were in upstate NY it was a GREAT scene. Don't forget Buzzy Linhart

GuiitarBilly

I saw Full Moon open for Roy Buchanan over the 72/73 holidays too.at the reopened (Fillmore) Villagte East in NYC. Buzzy was Great playing his jazzy blues with a red 335 through a cranked twin. Full Moon had fine players and good tunes. Roy- as usual- was backed by a decent bar band and played a selection of rock, blues and country covers.,,,but he was on top of the world that year, at the peak of his powers and absolutely a magician on his tele that night. Great double bill

son shinji

Only 98 views? That's just sad. Great stuff!

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