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Steven J. "Steve" Morse (born 28 July 1954) is an American guitarist, best known as the founder of the Dixie Dregs, and the guitar player in Deep Purple since 1994.
Morse's career has encompassed rock, country, funk, jazz, classical, and fusion of these musical genres. In addition to a thriving solo career, he enjoyed a brief stint with Kansas in the mid 80s.
Morse is considered one of the hardest working guitarists in the world, playing in a wide variety of genres in only thirty years. He is known for his stylistically diverse compositional skills and virtuosic abilities, and was voted "Best Overall Guitarist" by Guitar Player magazine for five years in a row,qualifying him for their "Guitar Player Hall of Fame," and has proven himself throughout his career as capable of playing highly complex chord structures in classical sequences, as well as being able to play fast, alternate picked arpeggios. He is well known for using harmonics and improvising them in songs during live performances, such as in Deep Purple's "Sometimes I Feel Like Screaming".
Out Standing in Their Field is the Steve Morse Band’s eleventh studio album, released in November 2009.
Tracklist:
All songs written and composed by Steve Morse, except where noted.
01. Name Dropping (4:59)
02. Brink of the Edge (4:43)
03. Here and Now and Then (5:07)
04. Relentless Encroachment (4:55)
05. John Deere Letter (4:43)
06. More to the Point (4:29)
07. Time Junction - Kevin Morse, S. Morse (5:16)
08. Unnamed Sources (4:31)
09. Flight of the Osprey (3:21)
10. Baroque 'n Dreams (3:16)
11. Rising Power - live (9:27)
Total length: 54:47
Personnel:
• Steve Morse – electric guitar, production
• Kevin Morse – electric guitar (track 7)
• Van Romaine – drums, percussion, production
• Dave LaRue – bass guitar, production
• Tim Conklin – engineering, mixing
• Martin Pullan – mastering
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Media Info:
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Channels: joint stereo
Samplerate: 44100
Encoder: LAME 3.98
MPEG-1 layer 3
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