Музыка и песни Moore, R. Stevie / Moore, R. Stevie

Artist: R.Stevie Moore Label: Personal Injury (Cargo Records)

First vinyl reissue in an exact-repro sleeve - Limited to 1,000 LPs! Mastered from a digital transfer off the original analog reels * Includes download code Personal Injury is pleased to present R. Stevie Moore's classic 2nd album Delicate Tension, originally released by Stevie's uncle on HP Music in 1978. Delicate Tension is regarded as an absolute highlight of RSM's massive discography and was featured as one of his six most "essential" albums in The WIRE's recent cover article. His first LP made in New York. Along with Swing And A Miss, Delicate Tension shows Moore at the peak of his powers. Every track is a winner and there's an abundance of his gorgeous songsmithery. Sporting a sonic clarity and balance, and with an emphasis on lean, slightly wonky instrumentation, the cool breeze of new wave is distinctly present. Exquisite. - Matthew Ingram, The WIRE (2012) Record Label: Personal Injury Style: Soul/Funk

In Fall 1979, R. Stevie Moore squeezed into a midtown Manhattan building at 56 West 45th Street, entered a tiny 8th floor jingle studio run by Englishman Tom Clack, and proceeded to bond big time with ambitious engineer Jon Child (who Uncle Harry Palmer had earlier sought out to assist in assembling the original PHONOGRAPHY album) to create one of his greatest collections of music. Still awestruck by his recent move north, R. Stevie first met Jon & Tom when the studio was utilized for compiling the DELICATE TENSION LP. With a cache of great new songs & experiments, he now was set, aimed to break down all barriers and collect audio styles galore in a "professional" 8 track environment, a major jump from mere tapedeck home demos. The project extended well into the next year (decade). Those many sessions are gathered on this 60 minute masterpiece, simply titled "CLACK!" from which many of Moore's greatest all-time hits emerged. "The '80s were R. Stevie Moore's period of greatest exposure, and he started the decade off in style with an album of songs that would eventually become some of his most famous tunes. Clack! is notable also for being Moore's very first professional studio sessions, recorded in an 8-track jingle studio (run by a gentleman named Tom Clack, hence the onomatopoeic album title) in midtown Manhattan in late 1979. The sonic difference between this album and Moore's homemade '70s tapes is astonishing; the new version of "Part of the Problem," originally recorded in 1978, is not only definitive, it's arguably Moore's all-time finest three and three- quarters minutes. More importantly, Clack! includes several other songs that would quickly become fan favorites, including a silly but surprisingly effective power pop rendition of the Big Bopper's "Chantilly Lace" and the dark-edged new wave synth-pop of "Bloody Knuckles," both of which garnered a fair amount of college radio airplay in the first half of the '80s. The jangly guitar rock of "Teen Routines" and "You Always Want What You Don't Have" accurately predicts the Hoboken sound that would sweep over Moore's adopted northern New Jersey home in the ensuing decade, and the stomping "Conflict of Interest" and the thrilling falsettos of "U.R. True" are both vintage new wave and prime R. Stevie Moore." (Stewart Mason, All Music Guide) Record Label: Prince's Stable Style: Soul/Funk

Composer(s)	Moore, R. Stevie • Richards, Barry • Woods, Harry M.
Artist(s)	Gregory, Dave, backing vocals • Moore, Gary, backing vocals • O., Krys, backing vocals • Taylor, Shooby, cello • Kramer, , double bass • Gregory, Dave, drums • Cudnik, Mark, drums • Gregory, Dave, guitar • Kramer, , percussion • Moore, R. Stevie, vocals
Period(s)	20th Century
Genre	Pop and Rock • World
Category	Pop and Rock • World
Label	Innova

Record Label: O Genesis Style: Singer / Songwriter

Artist: Armand Van Helden Label: London