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	Chris Ruel's Progressive Music Reviews: Steve Morse
		One of the aspects of Steve Morse's compositional style that strikes me in a good way, is that he has reached a level of maturity in his composition that he does not need to prove his technical capabilities with a lot of unnecessarily fast and overwhelming guitar technicianry.
		Morse instead focuses on striving for melodic invention and compositional vision, which are much more difficult objectives to tackle and make the music enjoyable to listen to.
		Morse's playing is nothing short of spectacular as he demonstrates his proficiency across the many styles that his arsenal encompasses.
	www.chrisruel.com /ChrisRuel.com/MusicReviews/SteveMorseReviews.htm (883 words)

	Steve Morse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Morse's father was a minister and his mother a classically trained pianist; both were also psychologists.
		Morse worked briefly with his brother Dave in a band called The Plague until the family moved to Augusta, Georgia.
		West and Morse continued to play as a duet billed as the Dixie Dregs until Morse's expulsion from school in the 10th grade(for refusing to cut his hair) enabled his enrollment at the esteemed University of Miami School of Music.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Steve_Morse (1457 words)

	Tony's Photo Galleries :: Steve Morse and The Dixie Dregs 2005
		Steve's classical guitar is a wonderful classical-electric with a special output, which allows him to pan different strings to the left or right of the mix, making it sound on the studio recordings like the guitar is coming from multiple places at once.
		Van is the drummer for The Steve Morse Band, and Rod is the drummer for The Dixie Dregs.
		Steve said that he used E Flat instead of D or E because of the tension of the strings on the neck.
	www.geekhackfilk.com /gallery/Morse2005 (1223 words)

	Steve Morse Interview at Heavy Metal and Power Metal Portal www.1heavymetal.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		After two days, Morse was playing a song, but when it got to the point that the instructor was only transposing songs off the radio, he says he knew it was time to expand his knowledge in other ways.
		While Morse was eventually ready to return to his music, he was not prepared to resurrect the Dregs quite yet, because he needed to keep control over what was happening in whatever band he would work with and also because the others had already moved on at that time.
		While Morse can’t imagine what it would be like to hear his own work as a finished product for the first time, with such diversity in his music, he advises that it may take a second listen to receive the true impact of the album.
	www.1heavymetal.com /Interviews/stevemorse.htm (2618 words)

	Amazon.ca: Major Impacts: Music: Steve Morse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Morse has the jingle jangle rhythmic sound down, but I would have liked it more if he would have played lead in the style of Roger McGuinn when McGuinn was at his peak as a player.
		Most of Steve Morse's albums sound dated, as if they were recorded in the height of the eighties' hair-band guitar pyrotechnics extravanganzas, even when they were recorded during the reign of alternative Seattle grunge bands.
		Steve Morse does a fantastic job of emulating the various styles of his favorite guitarists while still maintaining enough originality to make it his own.
	www.amazon.ca /Major-Impacts-Steve-Morse/dp/B00004U05A (1379 words)

	Steve Morse Profile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Steve Morse is one of the most highly regarded guitarists in the music business today.
		When he signed with MCA in 1989, Morse was already one of the most respected and decorated guitarists in the history of rock and roll.
		Guitar Player's review of the album said of Morse, "Incredibly, his playing has become faster, more precise and more expressive." Morse has recently joined another rock supergroup, Deep Purple; their first recording will soon be released and the group will embark on a world tour later this year.
	www.thehighwaystar.com /rosas/morse/smprofil.htm (425 words)

	stevemorse.com: Steve Morse - Prime Cuts Bio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Long before Steve Morse began his relationship with Magna Carta Records, those aspiring guitarists, perhaps awestruck by Morse's harmonic sense, tone, and articulation, were voting him tops in such publications as Guitar Player.
		Aside from deep country and that Dixie funk, Morse exhibits a huge variety of guitar influences, from Steve Howe to John McLaughlin, the latter who seemed to define for a generation the proper ratio of jazz to rock.
		At the time of this writing, Steve Morse was touring with Deep Purple, arguably dealing in a heavier sound as befits the music.
	www.stevemorse.com /disco/b-pc.html (621 words)

	Ink 19 :: Steve Morse
		Give major guitar-burner Steve Morse (Dixie Dregs, Deep Purple) a roll of tape, a budget, and a concept, and let him go.
		As Morse mentions in the liner notes, writing instrumental music in the style of bands that used a vocalist is a neat trick -- one he pulls off well.
		Steve Morse has always been a breathtaking original guitarist, daring, tasteful without being flash.
	www.ink19.com /issues/august2000/wetInk/musicM/steveMorse.html (301 words)

	Steve Morse Interview With The Pure Rock Shop http://www.tprs.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		A few years later, after the release of their second album, however, Morse says when they had gotten the slot opening for Rush it was another pivotal time in his career.
		Morse says, things were going great and around about 1993, he got a call from his manager about possibly hooking up with Deep Purple for a tentative jam or something, which intrigued him.
		Morse says that side of his music encompases the last five or six soulful tracks of the album, and the Steve Morse Band trio’s music can be found throughout the first seven.
	www.tprs.com /interviews/stevemorse.htm (2717 words)

	Steve Morse, Ph.D.
		In August 2005, Steve Morse joined UT as Director of the UT Tourism Institute and associate professor in the Department of Retail, Hospitality and Tourism Management.
		Morse, Stephen C. and Talbert, James E (2001) The Tourist Contribution of the Hotel and Lodging Industry to the State’s Economies.
		Morse, Stephen C. and Andibo, Abuna E. and (2000) International Competition for Film and Television Based Tourism: The Case of U.S. and Canada.
	rhtm.utk.edu /f_s/morse.html (804 words)

	Steve Morse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Steve Morse has to be one of the most talented guitar players that has ever come along.
		Steve Morse is a musician's musician, fully capable of playing rock, blues, country, classical and anything else that can be played on the guitar.
		Steve is also one of the most down to earth professional musicians you will ever meet.
	personal.atl.bellsouth.net /m/u/murf01/morse/morsetxt.htm (158 words)

	Steve Morse - Biography - AOL Music
		Although Steve Morse enjoyed a healthy following among guitar players, his name was never a household commodity, and he remained a cult figure who earned his greatest success in the readers' polls held annually by musicians' magazines.
		Although initially inspired by the Beatles, as a teen, Morse began to expand his listening to include the Yardbirds, Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin.
		Morse releases for the label included High Tension Wires (1989), Southern Steel (1991), and Coast to Coast (1992).
	music.aol.com /artist/steve-morse/4959/biography (261 words)

	Amazon.ca: Stressfest: Music: Steve Morse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Steve Morse is a huge musical talent, and one that should not be missed.
		Steve Morse plays with impeccable ferocity, wonderful style, versatility, and emotion on "Stressfest", and it is one of my favorite Steve Morse CD's.
		Steve Morse can work miracles with his playing, but it's the writing skills and melodic sensibility, more than anything else, that have made him one of the world's most respected guitarists.
	www.amazon.ca /Stressfest-Steve-Morse/dp/B000001322 (740 words)

	Steve Morse DVD
		Steve Morse is the extremely talented, flexible, and busy (with a capital B) guitar virtuoso, who cut his teeth in the Southern Rock bands DIXIE DREGGS and KANSAS.
		Steve Morse’s back-up band for this Southern Rock machine consists of Rod Morgenstein (drums), T Levitz (keyboards), Steve LaRue (bass), and mad-man violinist Jerry Goodman, who pits his instrument head-to-head with Steve Morse’s ax.
		STEVE MORSE: SEX, DREGS, and ROCK N ROLL suffers in one capacity and that is the video quality, which is the result of cramming too much material `onto a simple disc.
	www.dvdcult.com /mus_SMSDRR.htm (1152 words)

	MSJ - Steve Morse-Major Impacts 2
		Morse was interested in Celtic music and bands such as Clannad, and this song sounds much like it.
		Morse curiously uses an electric guitar on this, but he pictured Bach writing for an electric guitar, hence the result.
		According to the liner notes, Morse's grandfather played Cajun fiddle, and Morse takes a stab at this style of music with "Ghost of the Bayou." He plays a toe-tapping solo on acoustic guitar, and even manages to scratch a few chords on the violin as well.
	www.musicstreetjournal.com /smorsemajorinflu2.htm (538 words)

	Steve Morse - Voyager Magazine
		Morse's original band, The Dixie Dregs, along with the equally-overlooked Mahavishnu Orchestra, were among the first bands to merge hard rock, classical, and jazz into one virtuoso showcase.
		Morse's musical direction was inspired when Mahavishnu performed at the University of Miami.
		Morse reformed his high school band, The Dixie Dregs, and incorporated elements of Mahavishnu's style.
	www.voyagermagazine.com /morse (771 words)

	Steve Morse Band - Split Decision - Magna Carta Records
		is a good reason you can find Steve Morse’s name on so many projects, ranging from his own Dixie Dregs, to his brief foray with Kansas, his vital role in kick-starting the nineties’ edition of Deep Purple, and the band that bares his name.
		While Morse’s guitar playing and composing have always been a bit wild and experimental, the Dregs were one of the better southern rock fusion bands.
		Morse’s magic relies on the interplay of his band, the melodic movements and development within each song, and his adventurous mixing of genres and influences.
	www.musictap.net /Reviews/MorseSteveBandSplitDecision.html (689 words)

	STEVE MORSE BAND discography, MP3 and reviews
		For those not in the know Steve MORSE is simply one of the most amazing guitarists and instrumental songwriters ever.
		After the breakup of "The DREGS" Steve formed the inventively named "STEVE MORSE BAND" in 1983 with 2 relative unknowns - Doug Morgan on drums and a young hotshot bass player by the name of Jerry Peek.
		Steve still leads the band off on tangents occasionally with country and classical pieces, but overall they are less stylistically diverse than The DREGS.
	www.progarchives.com /Progressive_rock_discography_BAND.asp?band_id=383 (262 words)

	The Steve Morse Discobiography
		Steve Dawidowski (kbr); Rod Morgenstein (drm); Steve Morse (gtr); Allen Sloan (vln); Andy West (bss).
		Steve Morse (gtr); Steve Walsh (gtr); and whoever else.
		Steve Morse (gtr); with T Lavitz (kbr); Rod Morgenstein (drm); Allen Sloan (str); Jerry Peek (bss); Andy West (bss).
	www.thehighwaystar.com /rosas/jouni/sm.html (2690 words)

	Biography for Steve Morse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Morse qualified as a pilot during this time, and flying remains his greatest passion outside of music.
		By the advent of Southern Steel, the Steve Morse Band was a core team of Morse, his Dixie Dregs colleague Dave LaRue (bass), and Van Romaine (drums).
		The Steve Morse Band's sixth album, Structural Damage, revealed an undiminished talent, and included the Celtic-influenced "Sacred Ground" and the cinematic "Dreamland".
	us.imdb.com /name/nm0607679/bio (550 words)

	Steve Morse - Major Impacts reviewed by The House of Shred
		Well, not impossible to Steve Morse as he pulls off one of the most creative endeavours of his illustrious career, an amazing album called Major Impacts.
		Joining Steve on this journey are long time Steve Morse Band members Dave LaRue (Bass) and Van Romaine (Drums) and they really shine on tracks like "Prognosis" (Kansas/Yes), "How Does it Feel" (Rolling Stones), and "Derailleur Gears" (Eric Clapton).
		Morse is also amazing on "Led On" (Jimmy Page) and "The White Light" (John McLaughlin).
	www.houseofshred.com /reviews/morse_majorimpacts.htm (336 words)

	Steve Morse Band reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		This disk takes getting used to, but once you listen to it a few times, you'll easily realise that more than the technical proficiency exhibited here by Morse, his musical compositions are the true indication of his talent.
		Morse, who is also the guitarist for the Dixie Dregs and Deep Purple, shows off his guitar wizardry here.
		There are some excellent solos, riffs, and licks here, and Morse is proof that you don't need to do acrobatics on scales in order to produce impressive guitar instrumentals.
	www.ram.org /music/reviews/steve_morse_band.html (158 words)

	steve morse. dvd review.
		The contents are split between his Dixie Dregs and solo / Steve Morse Band career paths, both of which are still ongoing...
		Steve's solo work is represented by a 60 minute acoustic / electric show recorded in New York 1992 for Japanese TV.
		For most Deep Purple fans (especially outside of the US), the work which Steve has produced outside of the band is still there to be discovered in all of its depth and diversity.
	www.deep-purple.net /review-files/dregs/steve-morse-dvd.htm (1275 words)

	Become.com - Shop results for steve morse
		Steve Morse is the founding member of the progressive rock band The Dregs and is the leader of the Steve Morse Band.
		The Music Man Steve Morse Signature Model Electric Guitar is a versatile tone monster with an insanely comfortable neck and a truckload of...
		The Steve Morse Signature model has been introduced in celebration of Steve's years as an artist endorser for MusicMan.
	www.become.com /shop?q=steve+morse (257 words)

	Steve Morse
		The album seems even more eclectic than the usual Steve Morse output and seems to delve deeper into even more outer reaches of sonic space.
		This album is a "must have" for any serious Steve Morse fan - not merely for its brilliance, but also for its uniqueness.
		If you have always dreamed of hearing Steve play the soaring, emotional guitar melody in "The Wall", or hear him cover the keyboard and violin parts in "Point of Know Return", then you are going to be in heaven.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/blickstein/morse.htm (944 words)

	A Talk With Steve Morse
		Steve Morse was grinning ear to ear for most of the 2 hour concert I attended on 9/22/94 at the Aladdin Theater.
		In addition to the Dixie Dregs, The Dregs and The Steve Morse Band, he has recorded and toured with Kansas and is currently (10/94) touring with Deep Purple, replacing Joe Satriani on guitar.
		Q: There's a quote from a "Steve Morse Band" review in alt.guitar on the internet that says "The most amazing thing about Steve Morse to me is that he is still getting better.
	www.debone.com /morseint.html (5090 words)

	Amazon.com: Coast to Coast: Music: Steve Morse Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The first Steve Morse album I bought was Southern Steel.
		Many fans of Steve's think that High Tension Wires is his best solo album, but they must not have listened to this effort.
		Steve Mprse isa Virtuoso a guy who can really take guitar playing into the next level.
	www.amazon.com /Coast-Steve-Morse-Band/dp/B000002OKH (927 words)

	Steve Morse - Wikipédia
		En 1984 Steve reprend le manche et décide de former le Steve Morse Band, avec son comparse Rod Morgenstein à la batterie et Jerry Peek à la basse.
		Cependant depuis 1994 Steve Morse a rejoint Deep Purple en remplacement de Richie Blackmore.
		En 2000 Steve Morse a sorti un album solo intitulé "Major Impacts", où il s'est imposé l'exercice ô combien délicat des influences, composant des titres originaux chacun teinté de l'esprit d'un guitariste admiré de Steve, dont Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck ou John McLaughlin.
	fr.wikipedia.org /wiki/Steve_Morse (643 words)

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