R. STEVIE MOORE
Live "SPINNING ON AIR"
HOSTED BY DAVID GARLAND
WNYC-FM, SUNDAY 29 JUNE 2008 (taped Mon 12 May)
2nd gtr/vox Michael Jodry
engineered by Rob Christiansen

PROGRAMME:
>>     You And Me
>>     Breadcrumbs
>>     What Was I Thinking About?
>>     Traded My Heart For Your Parts
>>     I've Begun To Fall In Love
>>     Take Back
>>     Having A Real Fit
>>     Sleep Suite (Blanket, Sheet and Pillow/Sleep Beauty/Wake Up)
>>     The Disabled Lad Wants You To Buy Him A Wheelchair
>>        With The Money That You Won At The Horse Race
>>     I Wanna Hit You
>>     Geiger Counter
>>     Measure
>>     Hobbies Galore
>>     Play Myself Some Music

a good hour or mor

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Listener Comments

[1]
Posted by: Rita M May June 29, 2008 - 07:30PM
New York City

Dear Mr Garland, I usually find you show so interesting but I just tuned in to hear to R. Stevie Moore and cannot believe I have left the radio on. Perhaps I was just stunned to think you would have given airtime to "work" that is so stunningly bad.

Go back to your bedroom, Stevie, and please be quiet.

[2]
Posted by: Mayin Doll June 29, 2008 - 07:47PM
New York

Mr. Garland and Mr. Moore. What a great way to expose New Yorkers to orignal indpendent music. Does Mr. Moore play live here in the city ever?

[3]
Posted by: ralph larsen June 29, 2008 - 07:48PM
here

R.Stevie is a force of nature, but Mike Jodry is force from outer space. Oh, and I already spent the money I won at the horse race. Too bad, crippled dude.

[4]
Posted by: josephine larsen June 29, 2008 - 07:54PM
there

R. Stevie is a Paul McCartney for the twenty-first century. Mike Jodry is Spike Milligan for the twenty-second. Rock me, boys!

[5]
Posted by: zero June 29, 2008 - 08:06PM
NJburbs

2 words (w. punctuation): "more Moore!"

[6]
Posted by: David Garland June 29, 2008 - 08:11PM
Manhattan

Yes, Mayin Doll, Stevie has two performances coming up: Wednesday, July 23 at Bowery Ballroom, and then Thursday, July 24 at the Music Hall of Williamsburg. Thanks for asking; I meant to mention it on the air!
--David

[7]
Posted by: Drysdale Evans June 29, 2008 - 08:56PM
Los Angeles

to Rita M May:

Honey, you're absolutely right-on. Frankly, he should've never gotten by even the early audition stage. Blame David, not R.

But the fact that you would suddenly post something vicious like this is not dissimilar to, say, brandishing a firearm. Art Attack?

[8]
Posted by: Claudia June 29, 2008 - 09:11PM
New York City

Drat and double drat! I missed the Sun eve broadcast. How soon will this be archived/rebroadcast?

Thanks

[9]
Posted by: Krystyna June 30, 2008 - 08:30AM
Bloomfield, NJ

Dear Rita:

Thanks for your constructive criticism. It speaks to the power of Mr. Moore's talent which has pleased many and irritated some. He still has that indescribable way of balancing what some call "outsider" music with genius songwriting and accomplished musicianship. The man uses dissonance like a Lenny Tristano as well as the classic jazz chords of a Wes Montgomery and he throws in Zappa and Brian Wilson in for good measure.

I would venture that there might even be something in Stevie's 40-year career--now that's an oeuvre--that could tickle your fancy. Toodles.

[10]
Posted by: W. Bisig June 30, 2008 - 08:47AM
New Hampshire stream

Stun gun!

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