R. Stevie Moore
Singer-songwriter and guitarist
Born
January 18th, 1952
73 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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An American singer-songwriter and guitarist, this individual has been an influential figure in the DIY music scene, known for pioneering home recording techniques. Beginning a prolific career in the early 1970s, numerous albums were released, showcasing a wide range of musical styles. This musician's innovative approach to music production allowed for a vast discography that included both studio albums and low-fidelity recordings. Collaborations with various artists highlighted versatility and creativity in songwriting.
Released over 400 albums
Pioneered home recording techniques
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