R. Stevie Moore - You Love Me Do Something (1985)

"The son of famed Country session musician Bob Moore, Stevie fell under the spell of the Beatles, Beach Boys and Zappa as a Nashville teen, which made him a bit of an outcast. In 1968, at the age of 16, he got a 4-track and started making his own tapes. Over the course of several years, he experimented with sounds and instruments and styles, until by the mid-70s, he was writing and recording his own brilliantly skewed pop songs, usually playing all the instruments himself" - Stewart Mason (All Music Guide)

Flmed NJ 1988.
Re-edited by Nuno Monteiro 2006

"You Love Me, Do Something" from R. Stevie Moore is Worth It (1985). Get it Straight from its Source at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/worthit.html

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[billyharris27]

he's been using mac garageband since the 60s

[rsmko]

filmed in a past life.

[Synapsenkitzler]

my persocal most favorite song o r. stevie moore. just love it.

[Synapsenkitzler]

Wow, this really reminds me to the great unique Zappa´s Mothers of Invention. Thx. i would like to listen to this re-recorded/ good sound quality.

[fruitbatrepublic]

@chatoXvato I do hope you are aware that you are talking to r stevie moore.

[chatoXvato]

@rsmko Dr.Dog is the modern offspring of R.S.M. Well their old songs were. 

[cyrus7580]

A true minimalist wouldn't make videos.

[BWM206]

i'd love to hear what this guy would do with Mac Garageband.

[djl548]

asshole!!but full of truth

[2000male]

all minimalist devotees stand up and take notice