As a teenager in the 70's, to me, HE was Bach, Mozart. The gateway drug that led to Al DiMeola, and then to Allan Holdsworth. I went from around 86 to 93 or 94 where the ONLY thing I listened to was the first Steve Morse Band cassette at home, away from gigs or rehearsals. I still remember getting on a commercial flight, with my guitar in a hanger bag, and the stewardess put it in a closet on board. He came out of the cockpit, looked at me, I looked at him, shook my head, and said "no way" and went to my seat. He had cut his hair, lol. Was only able to see him live once, opening for Rush in Pensacola. THANKS for this.
The guy who really USES his signature model - look at all of that playing wear! What a great player!
As a teenager in the 70's, to me, HE was Bach, Mozart. The gateway drug that led to Al DiMeola, and then to Allan Holdsworth. I went from around 86 to 93 or 94 where the ONLY thing I listened to was the first Steve Morse Band cassette at home, away from gigs or rehearsals. I still remember getting on a commercial flight, with my guitar in a hanger bag, and the stewardess put it in a closet on board. He came out of the cockpit, looked at me, I looked at him, shook my head, and said "no way" and went to my seat. He had cut his hair, lol. Was only able to see him live once, opening for Rush in Pensacola. THANKS for this.
Greetings from Slovakia Steve, greatest inspiration!
Dude is a brilliant player.... always has been.
Remember seeing him play in the 80s , still amazing as the old master! Kids should listen to him instead of google
New material on the way. This made my year.. awesome interview and nothing short of a stellar performance from the GOAT.
Legend. I would have loved to ask him what was it like to have Steve Walsh as a singer, those two Kansas albums are simply amazing.
wildspring of knowledge
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blue sounds best...abasi has the "THUMB" first time i saw morses "PINKY" working. its like a tentacle!