 | r. stevie moore - another day slips away (live) Live at Maxwell's, Hoboken NJ, Fri 30 Nov 2007 (father Bob's 75th bday) - rsteviem007e dotcombo: Chris Bolger, bass; B. Janoff, percussion; John Lee Miller, drums; Michael Jodry, guitar - Krystyna Olsiewicz, videocam - Mitch Friedman, post-editing http://rsteviemoore.com ANOTHER DAY SLIPS AWAY (Roger Ferguson/R.Stevie Moore) 7/16/06 New sun, get up, get out, go hard Hook up, get down, go home Sit back, eat up, tune in, retire Impress the memory foam Sleep and eat, love, work and play Another day slips away Sleep and eat, love, work and play Another day slips away Again arise, light out, look sharp Think fast, spend, save, and earn Give up, go home, make out, make art In spite of no return Sleep and eat, love, work and play Another day slips away Sleep and eat, love, work and play Another day slips away Days rushing by Moving at the speed of light Like a dream, like a vapor Winter days -- summer nights Whirling past much too soon Setting suns, rising moons Seasons come say hello Say goodbye people go Say goodbye people go Say goodbye people go Another sun, take off, chill out Breathe in, relax, just be Get right, turn left, eat out, get back Enjoy the scenery Sleep and eat, a love, work and play Another day slips away Sleep and eat, a love, work and play Another day slips away. © 2006 Violetpop Music Intro (UNUSED!) Dm Bm F Em A A A A Dm Bm F Em A A A A Verse F Em Bm F#m F Em D7 D7 F Em Bm F#m F Em G G7 -- Chorus C D E Eb Ab Ab Abm Abm C D E Eb Ab Ab C#7 C#7 Verse Chorus Refrain F# F# Em C Dmaj7 Fmaj7 Ema7 Emaj7 A D7 D7 A G7 G7 A D7 D7 A G7 G7 A D7 D7 A G7 G7 A D7 D7 Verse Chorus Refrains orig version appears on TELL LAURA I LOVE HERBERT http://moorestevie.com/live/dotcombo07.html |
 | R. Stevie Moore - Same (live 1979) Clack! (1980). BUY IT directly from The Man at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/clack.html Support the Artist! Save R. Stevie! "The godfather of home taping has a catalog of OVER 400 cassette/cd albums of songs, experiments, rants, goofy tape edits, radio phone-ins, record skips...you name it, he's done it, and his tapes are full of it. This is one of his best. Recorded on 8-track in 1979-80, CLACK! is 60 minutes of some of his best songs. It starts out with his ace power-pop remake of the Big Bopper's "Chantilly Lace" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSBgs7O48BY), and it just gets better and better. His remake of Jim Reeve's "I Love You So Much It Hurts" is so dead-on it's scary. Other great knock-out tunes include the wonderful instrumental "Theme From Hurricane David", the beautiful "I Go Into Your Mind" (see video of 2004 remake: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tUXzDrA8UI), the introspective "You Always Want What You Don't Have" , and my personal favorite, "Part Of The Problem" (see video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8oEwxFnjB8). Despite being criminally ignored by the American record industry, the guy keeps pluggin' along, crankin' out cds, 30 years later. " - Ray Carmen Images from Live Performance with Tape at Maxwell's in Hoboken, 1979. shot by John Child re-edited and put to music by autosam 2006 "Before and since DIY, punk, singer-songwriters there was Stevie. You are now in the know." --Doken (Jack Black) New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com |
 | R. Stevie Moore - Quits (1979) "RSM survived through more than 3 decades of obscurity. During that time, he fervently did the only thing he could do. He created. Like some kind of ragged messiah that followed an enlightened vision to it's bitter end, Moore arrived safely in the XXIst century as an uncrowned king of persistency. A strong inspiration to everybody creating in the shadow of the mainstream machine." - Perfect Sound Forever Unsung Father of Lo-Fi and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore - "Quits" from Quits (1979). Get it straight from its source at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/quits.html Support the Artist Save R. Stevie! filmed by Jim Price, Edgemont Park, Montclair NJ Jan 1993 Edited and put to music by autosam 2006 New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com |
 | R. Stevie Moore - Part of the Problem (1980) "For a rhythm machine he's got a box from Panasonic with an on/off switch, 3 pushbuttons and a price tag of $10. His vocal mike is a Sony cardioid he's owned for 15 years. His headphones are this set of humongous metallic blue cans labelled "Vanco Co-Axial II" on one side. And over in one corner there is a dusty Panasonic Dolby noise reduction unit. Which he doesn't use. "I've had it 2 years. But I haven't really figured it out yet." And somehow, with this hodgepodge, the man makes music. Good music. Gives you hope, doesn't it?" - Musician Magazine 1983 DIY Pioneer and Pop Genius, R. Stevie Moore - Part of the Problem (1980) For the audio cd version of "Part of the Problem" get Clack (1980) at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/clack.html Also available on What's The Point?! (1984): http://www.rsteviemoore.com/cd/whatsthepoint.html support the artist Save R. Stevie! filmed New Jersey, 1988 re-edited and put to music by autosam, 2006 New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com |
 | R. Stevie Moore - Thinking R. Stevie Moore mimes. Song originally from 1978, this remake from 1988. Appears on http://www.rsteviemoore.com/cd/warning.html THINKING i do a lot of thinking thinking 'bout the way i think concentration's great, i think i don't think i'm unthinkable i do a lot of drinking thinking 'bout the way i drink hanging my head in the sink i don't think i'm unsinkable i'm deciding topics to discuss with myself and i find so many subjects i can't think oh no no no no no i don't do much conversing cursing 'bout the way i curse conversations with my nurse i don't talk about my thinking i do a lot of wondering pondering 'bout the way plan do you have a goal, young man? i don't think about my thinking situation comedy tonight with myself it's a situation comedy tonight oh no no no no no simulation tragedy tonight with myself it's a situation comedy tonight oh no no no no no ©1978 r.stevie moore h.p.music (alcapp) Filmed with Beau the cat, Montclair NJ 1988 |
 | R. Stevie Moore - Man Without a Gland (1985) "In an industry where mediocrity has blinded most standards of quality and copycat signings are a way of life, musicians who defy categorization and take risks must creep through a lonely underground and gradually develop specialized audiences. Fortunately, the stagnanation of the recording industry has not put the stops on Moore. He has remained excessively prolific and by forming the R. Stevie Moore Cassette Club he gets his music out to those in search of a vital musical imagination." - NY Press 1988 Unsung Father of Lo-Fi and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore - "Man Without a Gland" from R. Stevie Moore is Worth It (1985). Get it from the RSMCD Club at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/worthit.html Support the Artist Save R. Stevie! filmed NJ 1988 New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com |
 | R. Stevie Moore - Jesus Rocks (1978) "Moore's tape club's issue is staggering in sheer volume, variety and consistency of quality. More like eclectic radio shows than straight collections of music, he includes anything and everything on the tapes, and they collectively provide an in-depth self-portrait of a truly prodigious talent." - Ira Robbins Unsung Father of Lo-Fi and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore - "Jesus Rocks" from Pow Wow (1978). Get it Straight from its Source at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/powwow.html Support the Artist Save R. Stevie! filmed NJ 1988 Re-edited and put to music by autosam (2006) New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com |
 | R. Stevie Moore - New Talent Needed All The Time (1988) "The American record industry's failure to recognize and promote the unique gifts of this giant talent is a case of criminal neglect." - Ira Robbins Veteran Progressive Popster and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore performing "New Talent Needed All the Time" in a 1988 video. Song from "Swing and Miss" (1977). Get it Straight from the Man at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/swingmiss.html "With a catalog as extensive and varied as R. Stevie Moore's, it's difficult to come right out and declare any single release to be his best work ever. However, an argument can certainly be made for 1977's Swing and a Miss. The album's centerpiece is the one-two punch of the biting "New Talent Needed All the Time," a shaggy dog story in the talking blues style that neatly sums up Moore's difficulties with the mainstream music business." - All Music Guide Support the Artist Save R. Stevie filmed NJ 1988 New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com |
 | R. Stevie Moore - The Playful Drummer Montclair NJ 1993, with Frank Balesteri and Jim Price; electronics from Soothing Sounds for Baby by Raymond Scott. http://rsteviemoore.com if ya can't figure it out. |
 | R. Stevie Moore - Don't Talk (Put Your Head...) (Live 1985) Unsung Father of Lo-Fi and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore, performing Brian Wilson's "Don't Talk (Put Your Head on my Shoulder)" live on Gerdes Folk City, NYC 1985. For the complete DVD performance get it directly from its source at: http://www.moorestevie.com/live/folkcity.html Support the Artist Save R. Stevie! New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned For Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com |
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