Brady Mosher was born in Texas City, Texas on March 15, 1954 at twelve minutes past midnight.

From the time he was in the second grade and all through the 60's his father owned a sprawling East Texas night club called the Reo Palm Isle, where Brady got the chance to meet and hear the music of many of the great artists of Country music and R&B of that era ...Fats Domino, Jerry Lee Lewis,  Bob Wills,  and James Brown among them. Music has been his abiding passion ever since.

Our mojine boy has been very serious about the guitar since the sixth grade, and is a versatile musician in the studio or on the stage. He has performed in concert halls, theaters, clubs, alleys,  and street corners with artists too numerous to mention.

Brady has recorded thousands of sessions, ranging from blues, country,  and gospel to jazz,  jingles, radio and television ID's, both national and international. He also performed the music in the Dallas Theater Center's production of "The Collected Works of Billy the Kid" by Michael Ondaatje (author of "The English Patient")

Our mojine boy is also a songwriter and composer of instrumental music. Recent recording projects include work for LeAnn Rimes, Joseph Vincelli's latest album, "Touch", and a second album co-produced with Bob Gentry of the  acoustic New World Music group "feen boyett".  Brady also played guitar on and co-produced the album "Temporary Contentment" for Texas singer-songwriter Annagrey.

Brady is keeping busy performing and recording with his Rastabilly/Roots Rock project MOJINE BOY / WILD OKRA, Annagrey, Dennis Cavalier and the Zydeco Crackers, several other independent projects, and resuming his solo performing schedule...