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R. STEVIE MOORE Nashville, Tennessee
NOTICE: Cassette tapes NOT AVAILABLE.
#1 Veteran Progressive Popster, creativity unmatched! The
Home Workshop Man. Content over style, always diverse never mediocre. Slays the competition. Thousands of choices. Sub-hipster. Get on it.Get over it^!
Albums listed in reverse chronology. (new archival & reissues notwithstanding)
SORRY IT'S SO MUCH.
Some CDs at rsteviemoore.com/cd/vinyl.html
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