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	We Care a Lot - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Originally distributed through Canadian label Mordam Records, it fell by the wayside and went largely unacknowledged until its reissue a decade later (even the sleeve notes for the band's subsequent Slash releases refer to 1987's Introduce Yourself as their debut LP).
		This album features the band's original line-up of Mike Bordin on drums, Roddy Bottum on keyboards, Billy Gould on bass, Jim Martin on guitar and Chuck Mosely on vocals.
		In 1996 it was reissued on CD and vinyl in the UK and Japan with slightly modified artwork.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/We_Care_A_Lot (327 words)

	Chuck Mosely - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		After a pair of albums created a buzz in the alternative rock underground (1985's We Care a Lot and 1987's Introduce Yourself), Mosely found himself at odds with his bandmates due to unpredictable behavior both on and off the stage, which led to his ousting from the band in 1988.
		Early in the '90s, Mosely joined up with Washington, D.C., hardcore icons the Bad Brains, but before anything could be recorded by the Mosely led lineup, the singer bailed (complaining that the group wanted him to sound too much like their previous singer, H.R.).
		Mosely then formed another group, Cement, a quartet that issued a pair of albums, 1993's self-titled release and 1994's Man With the Action Hair, before splitting as well.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,470686,00.html (457 words)

	Introduce Yourself Music at Shop Ireland
		Whilst admittedly Chuck Moseley is not as talented as Patton, his vocals nevertheless have a certain charm about them, as well as tons of attitude.
		Chuck does have a initially irritating lispy singing voice, as he cant really sing.
		True, Chuck Moseley's vocals are an acquired taste, but they work wondefully well with the music.
	www.shopireland.ie /music/reviews/B000046QA6 (661 words)

	Haunted Bay - Goblin's Closet
		Chuck said he wanted to create his own company because he wasn't happy with what was available in the industry.
		During our chat, Chuck beamed when he told me how his mother told him to forget about making masks because he would never be able to make any money with them.
		Chuck informed us that they are going to expand Angela's line of fairy regalia with new and exciting wings and costumes and they will also be increasing the number of masks and other products geared toward girls.
	www.hauntedbay.com /features/goblinscloset2005.shtml (689 words)

	Faith No More - Satan Stole My Teddybear
		Chuck Mosely, who handled the vocals for the first two full length albums, was hardly capable or even remotely talented but he exerted enough attitude and character to actually make it work.
		Mosely was often amusingly self-conscious of his lack of real ability as the lyrics of "Greed" note:
		Singer Chuck Mosely was truly not very gifted in anything except enthusiasm, so a possible turnoff for those familiar with Mike Patton-era FNM are his off-key vocals.
	www.ssmt-reviews.com /db/searchrev.php?artistID=3&showReview=true (2898 words)

	BLABBERMOUTH.NET - Ex-FAITH NO MORE Singer's New Album To Include Remake Of 'We Care A Lot'
		Former FAITH NO MORE frontman Chuck Mosley has told Greg Prato of Billboard.com that he is currently working on an album with his new band, VANDALS AGAINST ILLITERACY (V.U.A. "The album we're working on and trying to finish is called 'Will Rap Over Hard Rock for Food'," Mosley told Billboard.com.
		Chuck rules, I love "Introduce Yourself" and "We Care A Lot" is a fantastic song.
		In my opinion, Mosley made it possible for Patton to come in and be as weird and expiremental and different as he is. Chuck vs. Patton singing abilities is already a closed case.
	www.roadrunnerrecords.com /blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=53161 (1092 words)

	The "Supercruiser" Issue 97-06
		CDR Mosely and Chief Brown agreed that most of the items were available (from two different aircraft) and we could take what we needed.
		Mosely’s office and I sat on a chair under the wing to finish recording the parts removed when, all of a sudden, there was a loud boom and the smell of cordite wafted through the air.
		Mosely will let us know when the front and rear seats, throttle quadrant, and maybe a canopy cover and F-14 tow bar, are available.
	www.wmof.com /sc9706.htm (1120 words)

	bmusic - Newsletter No. 109
		Singer Chuck Mosely was afflicted with drug and alcohol abuse problems and was subsequently fired from the band.
		The next thing Mosely did was quit music, move to Cleveland with his wife and two young daughters, and concentrate on working as a chef.
		We are looking for good quality, good condition, saxophones, clarinets and flutes for the approaching year to help out those parents who are a little dubious about their child's level of commitment to their chosen instrument and, subsequently, don't want to spend a bomb on what might turn out to be a fad.
	www.bmusic.com.au /links/whatsnew/newsletters/archives/newsno109.html (6684 words)

	Search. - MontereyCountyWeekly.com
		Faith No More were the exception, a funk-rock hybrid that may have taken its cues from the Red Hot Chili Peppers, but made vastly better records than that band, even if the RHCP''s became a monstrous monolith in terms of popularity.
		Beginning with frontman Chuck Mosely (their brief spell with Courtney Love as singer was either unrecorded or left off), FNM started life as a kind of metalloid Camper Van Beethoven, mixing up off beat styles and employing collegiate yuks and giggles for lyrics.
		But with their great singles "We Care a Lot" and "Epic" (with Mike Patton as singer) as radio fare, they easily eclipsed their LA rivals--not only can Patton sing and Mosely rap, the songs have melodies and great choruses.
	www.montereycountyweekly.com /articles/8681/print (508 words)

	Faith No More
		At least three of the band members - the keyboard player, the guitarist, and the Mosely guy - appear to be highly motivated, and by pooling their different backgrounds and interests come out with some real fresh stuff.
		And over all this, Chuck Mosely growls, screams, recites, or raps the lyrics in a not particularly unique, but at least energetic manner; lyrics that, for most of the time, are hip, smart, sarcastic, post-modern, and undisclosing (in terms of soul, that is).
		It may have something to do with the poor choice of Mosely as lead vocalist - it's not that his singing is ugly or anything (it is, but frankly I don't hold it against him), it's just that it could give you a clue as to Faith No More's basic goals, and instead it doesn't.
	starling.rinet.ru /music/faith.htm (2283 words)

	Chuck News
		Before heading over to Sweden, Denmark and England in August with his band to hit some of Europe's biggest country music festivals, BR549 frontman Chuck Mead will play a rare solo show for the Opry Plaza...
		BR549 continues to persevere, although the novelty has been wearing thin for these country-radio outcasts and rootsy revivalists on recent releases, especially their disappointing lone disc for Sony, 2001's...
		TESTAMENT frontman Chuck Billy joined SOILWORK on stage at the at the August 13 Ozzfest stop in Mountain View, CA for a "memorable" rendition of the track "Follow the Hollow" from SOILWORK's fourth album,...
	www.topix.net /who/chuck (367 words)

	Saucy Trout E-zine for music, literature en film; Faith No More homepage
		During its first years (when the bands original name changed from Faith no man into the name we now all know) the band went through a number of guitarists and singers, including the infamous Courtney Love.
		Not until Chuck Mosely and Jim Martin joined Faith No More's hardcore, consisting of Mike Bordin - Drums, Billy Gould - Bass, and Roddy Bottom - keyboards the band released its first album We care a lot in 1985.
		One album later, Introduce yourself - 1987 Cuck Mosely proved not to be in the right place after all and was replaced by Mike Patton, who sang with Mr.
	www.cybercomm.nl /~saucytrt/music/faithno/faithno.html (363 words)

	Amazon.com: Introduce Yourself: Music: Faith No More (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		With Mosely at the vocal helm, the San Francisco band's funk-metal rap felt fresher and less calculated.
		He sounds just the way he meant to sound and once you get used to it there are some absolute FNM classics with Chuck as the frontman that you really shouldn't miss.
		I find this CD to be more listenable, imagining it as a kind of surfer-dude opera, with Chuck as a B-grade actor who was forced to sing.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00004YLAO?v=glance (1654 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on This Is It: The Best Of Faith No More - Faith No More at Epinions.com
		Not that they would particularly have wanted it all that much, belligerent as they were.
		Chuck Mosely, their first permanent singer, was fired following the release of their second LP, Introduce Yourself, and a young kid from the backwater town of Eureka, Cali, who was - and still is to this day - in a band called Mr.
		That kid was the remarkable Mike Patton, who remained with FNM until their eventual split.
	www.epinions.com /content_86780972676 (578 words)

	Cement: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		This spirited debut from Chuck Mosley and company has a deliberate rawness and subtle humor that listeners might expect from the ex-Faith No More vocalist.
		This spirited debut from Chuck Mosley and company has a deliberate rawness and subtle humor that listeners might expect from the ex-Faith No More [+] vocalist.
		More metallic numbers like "Prison Love" set this 1993 release apart from Cement [+]'s sprawling, sometimes aimless, 1994 follow-up, The Man With the Action Hair -- although the noodling of "I Feel" does suggests the freehand half-funk of the band's sophomore disc.
	www.music.com /release/cement/2 (381 words)

	Lodgerland-4/27/98 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Morris was thrown out of the band for being a dictator and the remaining members quickly rename themselves Faith No More and pick up vocalist Chuck Mosely and guitarist Jim Martin.
		It was in 1985 that the group released their first album, "We Care A Lot" (Mordam Records), which spawned the underground title-track hit.
		Soon after, the group signed to Slash/Reprise records (London records in the UK) and released their sophomore effort, "Introduce Yourself." A few years later, the band fired Mosely and hired Mr.
	www.lodgerland.com /tal/lodgerland2.html (827 words)

	Review: Bad Brains, God of Love - Martin Bate
		The band's surprise replacement was ex-Faith No More singer Chuck Mosely.
		This partnership split amicably after a year or so of touring with Chuck stating that they wanted "If not HR, then an HR".
		And indeed, his successor Josef Israel I was on first appearances an HR clone a little too close for comfort.
	www.westnet.com /consumable/1995/07.07/revbadbr.html (784 words)

	Faith No More - We Care a Lot - The Videos/Live at Brixton Academy - You Fat B**stards - Rhino Records - DVD
		I am a fan, and it was great to see lead singer Mike Patton cavorting with the group that gave him his biggest break (For those in the know, Patton’s in, like, a gazillion bands these days), but even I can see how limiting these presentations can be.
		Chuck Mosely, their original lead singer, was dropped by the band.
		Through their Bay Area channels, and through Warner Brothers honchos, a demo by a bizarre metal-ish, avant-ish, Zappa-ish group named Mr.
	www.musictap.net /Reviews/FaithNoMoreVideosLiveDVD.html (1290 words)

	Rough Edge: Faith No More CD Reviews
		Faith No More as a musical outfit generated a wealth of musical gems from the broad and seemingly endless talent - "This Is It" is evidence of that.
		I'd only listened to the Chuck Mosely-era of Faith No More a couple of times when I borrowed "We Care A Lot" and "Introduce Yourself" from a friend.
		Faith No More over its illustrious history included Chuck Mosley on vocals, Mike Patton on vocals, Jim Martin on guitars, Jon Hudson on guitar, Trey Spruance on guitar, Billy Gould on bass, Roddy Bottum on keyboards, and Mike Bordin on drums.
	www.roughedge.com /cdreviews/f/faithnomore.htm (1330 words)

	Faith No More Frequently Answered Questions
		Were any Chuck Mosely songs re-recorded with Mike Patton?
		The band had always accepted that Chuck Mosely had drug, alcohol and attitude problems.
		According to Bill Gould: "It's just really hard to describe how difficult it was working with this guy." The problem reached new heights when Chuck got drunk and fell asleep on stage during the 'Introduce Yourself' release party.
	www.fnm.com /faq (7415 words)

	Mega Metal Music
		After 1990 HR left the band and Chuck Mosely was hired, but he didn't have the sound the band wanted so he was soon replaced by Josef Israel.
		The band did well and was doing their first arena show, opening up for Beastie Boys, when HR showed up refusing to go onstage and beat up the manager and his brother Earl.
		Founder Chuck Schuldiner started changing the sound of the bands music after the third album which sounded more progressive thrash than death metal.
	members.tripod.com /~PsychoAngel/index3.html (3962 words)

	Faith No More Biography
		In 1981, Bay Area California musicians Mike "Puffy" Bordin, Billy Gould, Mike Morris, and Wade Worthington formed a band called Faith No Man. A year later when Worthington was replaced by keyboardist Roddy Bottum, and Mike "The Man" Morris was ousted, the group began calling themselves Faith No More.
		After going through a series of singers which included Courtney Love, the band was joined by Chuck Mosely in 1983.
		Within a year the band signed up with Slash Records, and in 1987 their second album, "Introduce Yourself," was released.
	www.artists-lyrics.com /F/faith-no-more/biography (1147 words)

	Hangar News
		Photos of it being reassembled after its road trip from New York are in Restoration Hangar Gallery No. 6.
		This AD-4W Skyraider was disassembled and loaded on the truck in New York by Chuck Mosely's All Coast Aircraft Recovery.
		The All Coast Aircraft Recovery crew consisted of Denny Parmer, Santa Rosa, CA; Mike Schiavone, Weirsdale, FL; Jim Broady, Weirsdale, FL and Chuck Mosely, Weirsdale, FL.
	www.midwaysaircraft.org /news.htm (748 words)

	JR.com: Faith No More - This Is It: The Best Of Faith No More in Music: Heavy Metal:
		Faith No More includes: Chuck Mosely, Mike Patton (vocals); Jim Martin (guitar, backgound vocals); John Hudson (guitar); Roddy Bottum (keyboards, background vocals); Billy Gould (bass, background vocals); Mike Bordin (drums, congas, background vocals).
		This well-selected 2003 collection presents a concise overview of the group's output, from early tracks featuring Chuck Mosely, a hopelessly off-key--but admirably energetic--singer (nicely showcased on the rambunctious hit "We Care a Lot"), to the group's heyday with the mercurial frontman Mike Patton.
		Starting with the revved-up "From Out of Nowhere" and the genre-hopping, omnipresent hit "Epic," THIS IS IT focuses on the band's Patton years, moving into the more aggressive and experimental territory of '92's ANGEL DUST (the seething "Midlife Crisis") and on to later albums, throwing in a few rarities for good measure.
	www.jr.com /xs-faith-no-more-this-is-it-the-best-of-faith--pi!3901814.html (713 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Faith No More Tribute: Tribute Of The Year - Various Artists at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Over the next sixteen years, the band would have enough ups and downs to no doubt befit a "very special two hour episode" of Behind the Music.
		Faith No More not only survived, but thrived, after a lead vocalist change when the eccentric, laid back style of Chuck Mosely was replaced in 1988 by the even more eccentric, chamelion-like voice of twenty-year-old Mike Patton (Mr.
		Bungle, Fantômas, Tomahawk, Lovage, etc.) But the group also endured drug and alcohol addiction, Roddy Bottum's coming out of the closet, Patton's legendary antics, three lead guitarist changes, side projects, and more before they quietly disbanded in April of 1998.
	www.epinions.com /content_152072785540 (1150 words)

	Mariner's Page
		If a 16 year old did not make the Merchant team, they would usually play for the 16 year Alameda Legion Team.
		Tim Nelson and Chuck Mosely were the first managers for the 1993 and 1994.
		The players played 28 and 30 game seasons and had to the opportunity to play a tournament in Tahoe.
	www.alamedababeruth.com /teams/Sr-Mariners.htm (447 words)

	VPNAVY - Shipmates Letter M Summary Page - VP Patrol Squadron
		He is survived by his wife of 39 years, Luella M. Mosely; sons, Greg Mosely (Teresa), AMC Bill Mosely (Jenny) & Chuck Mosely (Amanda); brothers, CDR Charles Mosely (Mary Ann) & Michael Mosely and grandchildren, Amber (Clay), Shelby, Charlie, Hayley, Andrew & Adam.
		MOEHLE, ADR2 CHUCK (MOELAY) cjm4042@digidom.net "...I served in VP-19 from early 1960 to March 1963.
		MORRIS, AT1 Chuck charliemorris@earthlink.net "...I was radio operator/AT-1, VP-17 from July '65 through summer '68 then on to VP-42 awaiting separation.
	www.vpnavy.com /shipmates_mo.html (15113 words)

	Mega Metal Music
		In 1983 Chuck Mosely joins and in 1984 Jim Martin joins and the band signs with an independant label.
		In 1988 Mosely is fired for his attitude and drug problems and then sues the band.
		The band hires Mike Patton and in 1990 they were nominated for a grammy but lost.
	psychoangel.tripod.com /index4.html (2625 words)

	Faith No More @ Soundbug
		They also incorporated funk, rap, soul and even country elements into their music.
		Early albums were recorded with Chuck Mosely on vocals, their most famous track from this era is probably We Care a Lot.
		At one point in the band's history, Courtney Love sang vocals.
	www.soundbug.com /artist/904 (381 words)

	The Acousticwoodlands
		The lead singer at times reminds me of Chuck Mosely, Faith No More's lead singer from their first album "Introduce yourself." Though that's only at times, VCR clearly have their own nook.
		Viking Moses have been touring with Devendra Banhart for a little bit, with the end of the European leg being sometime in November.
		After ones take on a show, and another, I had to dig a little further which actually brought me next to nothing.
	www.acousticwood.net /Archive/Months/122004.html (3556 words)

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