Five Guys Named Moe uses the music of Louis Jordan and other r&b/blues/jazz artists from the 1940s-1950s. Jordan, known as "The King of the Jukebox," was one of music's first crossover artists, topping both the R&B and mainstream pop charts numerous times throughout his career. Jordan is also known for pioneering "jump blues," a mix of jazz, blues and boogie-woogie music.
- Alex J. Kramer
- Bill Davis
- Billy Austin
- Browley Bri
- Buddy Bernier
- Busby Meyers
- C. Singleton
- Clarke Peters
- Claude Demetrius
- Dallas Bartley
- Denver Darling
- Dick Adams
- Don Wolf
- Dr. Walt Merrick
- Ellis Walsh
- Fleecie Moore
- Hy Heath
- Jerry Breslen
- Jimmy Van Heusen
- Jo Greene
- Joan Whitney
- Joe Willoughby
- Johnny Burke
- Johnny Lange
- Jon Hendricks
- Joseph Meyer
- Larry Wynn
- Leo Hickman
- Lora Lee (i)
- Louis Jordan
- Milton Gabler
- Morry Lasco
- R. McCoy
- Robert D. Emmerich
- Sam Theard
- Sid Robin
- Spencer Lee
- Vaughn Horton
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Tony Awards and Nominations for FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE
| Year | Category | |
|---|---|---|
| 1992 | Best Musical |
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