Mollie O'Brien & Rich Moore

Mollie O'Brien and her husband,  guitarist Rich Moore, have for  nearly 30 years quietly made it  their mission to find, mine and reinvent  other artists' songs. They are geniuses at  the craft of interpretation in the way that  great singers, since the beginning of  popular American music, have made the songs of their era their  own. As songwriters they add their own tunes to the canon of  American roots music they inhabit and show us they’re completely at  home with their musical selves.  Mollie has long been known as a singer who doesn’t recognize a lot  of musical boundaries, and audiences love her fluid ability to make  herself at home in any genre while never sacrificing the essence of  the song she tackles. She is a singer at the very top of her game  who’s not afraid to take risks both vocally and in the material she  chooses. Mollie won a Grammy in 1997 for her participation in Sugar  Hill Records True Life Blues and is a member of the Colorado Music  Hall of Fame.  Rich, while known to produce some of the funniest onstage running  commentary, is also a powerhouse guitar player who can keep up  with O’Brien’s twists and turns, from blues to traditional folk to jazz to  rock and roll. He creates a band with just his guitar and, as a result,  theirs is an equal partnership.  Between them they have released fifteen CDs including three as a  duo on their label Remington Road Records; a CD with their  daughters, Brigid and Lucy Moore; and Rich’s solo CD (Voiceless),  recorded in 2020 during the first months of the pandemic.