“He had this sort of explosive laugh that would just come out of him and it came from deep inside and you couldn’t help but laugh along with him,” said Dave Matthews recalling Moore’s sense of humor and infectious laugh.

The horn lies silent and the reeds are still, but LeRoi Moore’s music lives in the hearts of others.

Sweet, raucous, fun loving and pensive, LeRoi Moore’s personality and music were one and the same, friends say.

Fans from Richmond, Hampton Roads, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Martinsburg, W.Va., and elsewhere planned to visit Charlottesville in Moore’s memory over the weekend.

Updated 7:30 a.m. Dave Matthews Band sax player LeRoi Moore died Tuesday of complications from injuries suffered in a June ac-cident at his farm outside Charlottesville.

Dave Matthews Band saxophonist LeRoi Moore will sit out the remainder of the band’s 2008 tour while he recovers from injuries suffered in an ATV accident last week at his farm outside Charlottesville.

Dave Matthews Band saxophonist LeRoi Moore will sit out the remainder of the band’s 2008 tour while he recovers from injuries sustained in an ATV accident last week at his farm outside Charlottesville.

Dave Matthews Band saxophonist LeRoi Moore remained in fair condition at the University of Virginia hospital Wednesday.

LeRoi Moore, saxophonist of the Dave Matthews Band, was seriously injured in an all-terrain-vehicle accident on his farm outside Charlottesville on Monday, the band said in a statement.

LeRoi Moore, 46, was transported to the University of Virginia Medical Center, where he was listed Monday night in serious condition.