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After a stint with the U.S. Army, Moon returned to Pensacola and was vocalist for the band [[Fudge Pop]], along with his brothers [[Jason Moon|Jason]], Eric and Adam, as well as drummer [[Eric "Elvis" Jones]] and guitarist [[Ian "Cash" Fuller]]. After Fudge Pop disbanded in the late 80s, he and Jason performed briefly as [[the Buzzards]]. | After a stint with the U.S. Army, Moon returned to Pensacola and was vocalist for the band [[Fudge Pop]], along with his brothers [[Jason Moon|Jason]], Eric and Adam, as well as drummer [[Eric "Elvis" Jones]] and guitarist [[Ian "Cash" Fuller]]. After Fudge Pop disbanded in the late 80s, he and Jason performed briefly as [[the Buzzards]]. | ||
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| + | Troy has been voted "Best Dressed" six years in a row at the Pensacola News Journal. | ||
He joined the ''News Journal'' in the 1990s as a music critic and is now one of the paper's senior reporters. | He joined the ''News Journal'' in the 1990s as a music critic and is now one of the paper's senior reporters. | ||
Revision as of 15:27, 30 October 2009
| Troy Moon | |
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| Born | August 31, 1962 |
| Occupation | Journalist, writer |
Troy Blake Moon (b. 1962) is a reporter for the Pensacola News Journal.
After a stint with the U.S. Army, Moon returned to Pensacola and was vocalist for the band Fudge Pop, along with his brothers Jason, Eric and Adam, as well as drummer Eric "Elvis" Jones and guitarist Ian "Cash" Fuller. After Fudge Pop disbanded in the late 80s, he and Jason performed briefly as the Buzzards.
Troy has been voted "Best Dressed" six years in a row at the Pensacola News Journal.
He joined the News Journal in the 1990s as a music critic and is now one of the paper's senior reporters.
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References
- "Back on the scene." Pensacola News Journal, March 28, 2002.
