product. This resulted in a 13-track solo album entitled Perfect and Beautiful, recorded at Sphere Studios in London, released in July 2005. Later years In March 2006, Moore toured America, performing in Nashville, Austin, Los Angeles and New York and has continued to perform live on his return to the UK in April 2006. More recently, Moore has been touring acoustically in pubs all over the Home Counties. He also performs regularly at The Bedford, Balham and The Regal Room in London. Early in 2008, Moore became the regular presenter of a one-hour live show called Let's Talk Music for the Maltese television station One TV. Broadcast every Thursday night at 8.35 pm (Maltese time), it features a panel of music professionals who discuss different aspects of the music business and answer questions from the audience, together with live performances by celebrity guests. He also has a regular Thursday morning preview slot on the show One Breakfast. In October 2010, Moore was presented with a BASCA Gold Badge Award for his unique contribution to music. Club management In 1997, he established The Kashmir Klub in London. The formula of providing an excellent sound system, sourcing the best of emerging and established artists, hosting the show – like live TV – and getting everyone to perform in an acoustic and "back to basics" format, quickly made it into one of the most important live music venues in London. Over its seven-year history Moore introduced debut London performances from Damien Rice, Tom Baxter, Lucie Silvas, and KT Tunstall as well as unannounced sets from Sheryl Crow, Dave Stewart, Fleetwood Mac, Nik Kershaw, Rick Astley and many more. The Kashmir closed in 2003 after the building was closed for re-development. In July 2003, he took over the management of music nights at The Bedford in Balham, creating a similar live music venue, with an emphasis on emerging talent as well as established acts. It won Best Pub in the country in 2004, and has twice won the best pub and club award as well as the Evening Standard pub of the year. Moore was one of the first promoters to pioneer the use of the Internet and the regular live performances at The Bedford are freely available to all four nights a week, via a dedicated webcam and chatroom. From 2003 to 2005, Moore co-presented an overnight show on BBC London 94.9 FM