Patsy Moore

Patsy Moore
Patsy Moore
Birth name	Patsy Alexis Moore
Also known as	P. Alexis Moore and Alex Moore
Born	August 10, 1964 (age 60)
Origin	Antigua and Barbuda
Genres	Pop; World Music; Electronica
Occupation(s)	singer, songwriter, musician, record producer, poet, essayist, educator, publisher, filmmaker
Instrument(s)	vocals, keyboards, guitar, percussion
Years active	1988–present
Labels	Warner Bros. ; (1990–1994); Papa Chuy ; (2006–present)
Website	patsymooreDOTcom

Patsy Alexis Moore^[1]^[2] (born August 10, 1964 on the West Indian island of Antigua) is a singer-songwriter, as well as a poet, essayist, and educator. Raised in a devout Christian home, and an adult student of New Thought Metaphysics, she has spent most of her productive life in the United States.

^ Charphelia Company, The. "About the CD". Charphelia.com, 1999. Retrieved 2007/01/29.
^ Granger, Thom. "Faces to Watch". CCM Magazine, 1992/04. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Rake, Jamie Lee. "Regarding the Human Condition of Patsy Moore". Syndicate Magazine, 1992/04. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Newcomb, Brian Quincy. "New Faces". CCM Magazine, 1992/04. Retrieved 2007/01/29; "Patsy Moore: Regarding the Human Condition (Warner Alliance)". CCM Update, 1992/05/05. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Papp, Geoff. "Patsy Moore by Patsy Moore". Inside Music Magazine, 1992/06. Retrieved 2007/01/29; "Regarding the Human Condition". Virtue Magazine, 1992/07-08. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Rudder, Randy. "Patsy Moore's 'Human Condition' is very eclectic". Metropolitan Times, 1992/07/26. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Brown, Bruce. "Patsy Moore: Regarding the Human Condition (Warner Bros.)". CCM Magazine, 1992/08. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Halverson, Holly. "The Eclecticism of Patsy Moore". CCM Magazine, 1992/09. Retrieved 2007/01/29; "Worth Noting". YouthWorker Magazine, Spring 1993. Retrieved 2007/01/29; "Songs of Praise—Patsy Moore: Regarding the Human Condition". Cash Box, 1992/08/22. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Melchoir, Mark. "Patsy Moore: Getting Down to the Art of the Matter". Release Magazine, Fall 1992. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Ervin, Kathy. "Patsy Moore: Dancing About Life". Syndicate Magazine, 1992/12. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Ely, Gordon. "Patsy Moore: Regarding the Human Condition". Richmond Times-Dispatch, 1992/12/06. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Hervey, Rico. "The Second Annual Women We Love to Love List". Cambridge Sound and Vision Review, 1994/02. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Menconi, Al. "Patsy Moore: The Flower Child's Guide to Love and Fashion". Media Update, 1994/04. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Selby, Derek Wesley. "The Flower Child's Guide to Love and Fashion". Syndicate Magazine, 1994/06. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Mineo, Robert. "Patsy Moore: (Good) Newswoman". Syndicate Magazine, 1994/07. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Crabtree, Ed Rock. "Patsy Moore Unplugged Archived 5 February 2007 at the Wayback Machine". Ed Rocks the Web, 1996/04/06. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Degnan, Finn. "The Second Coming of a Reluctant Icon". ArtFull.com (original publication; site now defunct), 2000/05. Retrieved 2007/01/29

[1] Charphelia Company, The. "About the CD". Charphelia.com, 1999. Retrieved 2007/01/29.

[2] Granger, Thom. "Faces to Watch". CCM Magazine, 1992/04. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Rake, Jamie Lee. "Regarding the Human Condition of Patsy Moore". Syndicate Magazine, 1992/04. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Newcomb, Brian Quincy. "New Faces". CCM Magazine, 1992/04. Retrieved 2007/01/29; "Patsy Moore: Regarding the Human Condition (Warner Alliance)". CCM Update, 1992/05/05. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Papp, Geoff. "Patsy Moore by Patsy Moore". Inside Music Magazine, 1992/06. Retrieved 2007/01/29; "Regarding the Human Condition". Virtue Magazine, 1992/07-08. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Rudder, Randy. "Patsy Moore's 'Human Condition' is very eclectic". Metropolitan Times, 1992/07/26. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Brown, Bruce. "Patsy Moore: Regarding the Human Condition (Warner Bros.)". CCM Magazine, 1992/08. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Halverson, Holly. "The Eclecticism of Patsy Moore". CCM Magazine, 1992/09. Retrieved 2007/01/29; "Worth Noting". YouthWorker Magazine, Spring 1993. Retrieved 2007/01/29; "Songs of Praise—Patsy Moore: Regarding the Human Condition". Cash Box, 1992/08/22. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Melchoir, Mark. "Patsy Moore: Getting Down to the Art of the Matter". Release Magazine, Fall 1992. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Ervin, Kathy. "Patsy Moore: Dancing About Life". Syndicate Magazine, 1992/12. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Ely, Gordon. "Patsy Moore: Regarding the Human Condition". Richmond Times-Dispatch, 1992/12/06. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Hervey, Rico. "The Second Annual Women We Love to Love List". Cambridge Sound and Vision Review, 1994/02. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Menconi, Al. "Patsy Moore: The Flower Child's Guide to Love and Fashion". Media Update, 1994/04. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Selby, Derek Wesley. "The Flower Child's Guide to Love and Fashion". Syndicate Magazine, 1994/06. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Mineo, Robert. "Patsy Moore: (Good) Newswoman". Syndicate Magazine, 1994/07. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Crabtree, Ed Rock. "Patsy Moore Unplugged Archived 5 February 2007 at the Wayback Machine". Ed Rocks the Web, 1996/04/06. Retrieved 2007/01/29; Degnan, Finn. "The Second Coming of a Reluctant Icon". ArtFull.com (original publication; site now defunct), 2000/05. Retrieved 2007/01/29

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