Apparently a one-off DIY label. An EP entitled 'If It Moves Sit It Down, If It Stays Still Wake It Up', by a band from Warrington named Moonshine, seems to have been Moo's only release. It contained four tracks, two of which were written by Paul Blease and two by David Buckley, who were members of the band: 'Too Young To Lose', 'Round And Round', 'She Is Mine', and 'Ring Round The Roses'. Its catalogue number was MOO-1. Some sources give 1976 as the year of issue and others 1977, but the record has 1976 on one of its labels. The band had previously been responsible for a single on the K.J. Roberts Promotions label (q.v.), 'Susannah' b/w 'Garden Of Men' (ZDR-56312) which some sources date as 1969 but which I suspect was from between 1972 and 1975; the second of those tracks has been included on 'We Can Fly, Vol. 2', a CD of obscure British Psychedelia. Both the single and the EP command decent prices. Thanks to Klepsie of 45cat for bringing Moo to my attention.
Copyright 2012 Robert Lyons.