old school Blues duet by French Blues guitarist Frenchie Moe featuring Nola singer Tiffany Pollack

A classic Blues duet performed by Frenchie Moe, a renowned French Blues guitarist based in Louisiana, featuring the soulful vocals of Nola singer Tiffany Pollack.
The track delivers an upbeat, feel-good vibe infused with rich, soulful energy.
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​Born in France in the 1980s, Frenchie Moe discovered her passion for Blues guitar and vocals at the age of 8. She was mentored by British bluesman Victor Brox, a family friend her father had met at a local club.

Frenchie Moe’s talent blossomed early, performing with Victor Brox’s band as a teenager and gracing her first stages at just 12 years old. By 15, she had formed her first serious band, setting the foundation for her musical journey.

At 19, she moved to the USA, working various odd jobs while determinedly carving her path into the music scene. After five years in the Midwest, countless musical projects, and mentorship from the late Creighton Holley, a former member of the Chicago Rhythm Kings, she finally made her way to her dream city: New Orleans.
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In New Orleans, Frenchie Moe formed a new band and was fortunate to collaborate and write with Louisiana Music Hall of Famers, including the late Coco Robicheaux and the legendary Walter Wolfman Washington.
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Vocals Frenchie Moe / Tiffany Pollack
Guitar Frenchie Moe
organ; Bruce Elsensohn
Bass; Stephen Menold
Drums: Keith Hawkins

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