The fillmore district in the Western Addition in San Francisco. Big black neighborhood from post st. to market. Even consists of some west post projects and some Masonic street.
by 1600EB February 15, 2005
MOE: Nickname for a Pittsburgh based swing band, established in 1988 by Jimmy Sapienza, playing mostly in the Eastern United States. With all due respect to the moe. band out of NY State. (and they DO rock!) However. There is another band inspired by and named for the Louis Jordan song entitled "Five Guys Named Moe". This band is officially called, Jimmy Sapienza's Five Guys Named MOE (TM). Singer/Songwriter and Front man, Sapienza, is backed by gifted, blind, jazz men. These highly musical guys communicate via Radar! No sheet music here! World class performers, all. MOE repertoire includes several Louis Jordan songs, plus Louie Prima, Satchmo Armstrong, Sinatra, Martin, and Tony Bennett covers. Sapienza Originals ie: "I Love Pittsburgh" (see this video on youtube), "Short Brunettes" "Critical Condition" 'n' MOE great tunes round out their sets.. MOE is a "Cocktail Nation" type swing dance band that is as tight as a gnats bum streched over a 50 gallon drum! They appear "loose" and "at ease" playing in all types of venues.
Tell everybody that MOE's in town!
We got a dollar forty seven cents, that we're gonna throw down. Now, don't you play us like chumps that's cheap. 'Cause we got 96 cents MOE that we plan to keep!!!
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Hey Flo! Roscoe! Joe! Let's go see MOE! They put on a fun show!
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There's a Pittsburgh band with only Four Guys that call themselves Jimmy Sapienza's Five Guys Named MOE! But you all can just call 'em MOE for short!
We got a dollar forty seven cents, that we're gonna throw down. Now, don't you play us like chumps that's cheap. 'Cause we got 96 cents MOE that we plan to keep!!!
or
Hey Flo! Roscoe! Joe! Let's go see MOE! They put on a fun show!
or
There's a Pittsburgh band with only Four Guys that call themselves Jimmy Sapienza's Five Guys Named MOE! But you all can just call 'em MOE for short!
by MOE_Info:) January 27, 2010
MOE!: Nickname for a Pittsburgh based swing band, established in 1988 by Jimmy Sapienza, playing eastern United States. With all due respect to the moe. band out of NY State. (and they DO rock!) However. This is another band inspired by and named for the Louis Jordan song entitled "Five Guys Named Moe". This band is officially called, Jimmy Sapienza's Five Guys Named MOE (TM). Singer/Songwriter and Front man, Sapienza, is backed by gifted, blind, jazz men. These guys communicate via Radar! World class performers, all. MOE repertoire includes several Louis Jordan songs, plus Louie Prima, Satchmo Armstrong, Sinatra, Martin, and Tony Bennett covers. Sapienza Originals ie: "I Love Pittsburgh" (see this video on youtube), "Short Brunettes" "Critical Condition" 'n' MOE great tunes round out their sets.. MOE is a Cocktail Nation type swing dance band that is tight as a gnats bum streched over a 50 gallon drum! They appear "loose" and "at ease" playing all types of venues.
Wow! That MOE band is as tight as a gnats bum streched over a 50 gallon drum! Go MOE!
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Tell everybody, Check out MOE!
We got a dollar forty seven, that we're gonna throw! Now, don't you play us for no chumps that's cheap. 'Cause we got 90 cents MOE that we're gonna keep!!!
or
Hey Flo and Joe! Let's go see MOE! They put on a fun show!
or
There's a Pittsburgh band with only Four Guys that call themselves Jimmy Sapienza's Five Guys Named MOE! But you all, for short, just call 'em MOE!
or
Tell everybody, Check out MOE!
We got a dollar forty seven, that we're gonna throw! Now, don't you play us for no chumps that's cheap. 'Cause we got 90 cents MOE that we're gonna keep!!!
or
Hey Flo and Joe! Let's go see MOE! They put on a fun show!
or
There's a Pittsburgh band with only Four Guys that call themselves Jimmy Sapienza's Five Guys Named MOE! But you all, for short, just call 'em MOE!
by MOEinfo:) January 27, 2010
by Dr.Briliant May 6, 2009
It comes from the hindi word moh which means love. Moh is pronounced as moe and hence the spelling. due to cultural exchanges down the ages the word found its way into farout coultures and countries.
by vikram singh May 18, 2004
Plural of "moose." It is used to describe multiple moose. If there was just one moose, you would say, "A moose." For any more than one, it is, "moes." One and a half also counts.
by Rei Dentrick January 31, 2005