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| 1004.1 | Morse expands band | DREGS::BLICKSTEIN | db | Fri Apr 01 1994 13:46 | 4 |
| In net.music.alt today it was announced that Joe Satriani would be
joining the Steve Morse Band as rhythm guitarist.
db
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| 1004.2 | Fool for a day. | MIMS::ROBINSON_B | | Fri Apr 01 1994 13:48 | 4 |
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Diddn't he also invent that code that goes: Dot dot dash dash dash
dot dash??
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| 1004.3 | | DREGS::BLICKSTEIN | db | Fri Apr 01 1994 13:52 | 4 |
| > Diddn't he also invent that code that goes: Dot dot dash dash dash
> dot dash??
No, I think it was the drummer that invented that.
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| 1004.4 | | SALEM::STIG | Big Sister HILLARY is Watching You!! | Mon Apr 04 1994 06:02 | 5 |
| < joe satriani???
april fools..right??
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| 1004.5 | praises be | FRETZ::HEISER | another day in DECrestaurant | Mon Apr 04 1994 11:08 | 2 |
| db, did you read in alt.guitar where thousands posted that Joe Satriani
is the GUITAR MESSIAH?!!
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| 1004.6 | | DREGS::BLICKSTEIN | db | Mon Apr 04 1994 15:29 | 4 |
| > db, did you read in alt.guitar where thousands posted that Joe
> Satriani is the GUITAR MESSIAH?!!
Satch could be the "Messiah", but Morse is still the "God".
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| 1004.7 | thanks db, that was easy ;-) | FRETZ::HEISER | another day in DECrestaurant | Mon Apr 04 1994 17:04 | 1 |
| but in your culture and mine, Messiah is on the same level as God.
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| 1004.8 | Your statement ain't even "on the level" | DREGS::BLICKSTEIN | db | Mon Apr 04 1994 22:48 | 2 |
| Moses was not "on the same level as god", and Satriani is far more than a
dozen floors below the one Morse is on.
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| 1004.9 | 8^) | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | Is this p_n great or what? | Tue Apr 05 1994 06:18 | 9 |
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>and Satriani is far more than a
>dozen floors below the one Morse is on.
He probably just went down to the cafeteria for coffee.
GTI
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| 1004.10 | | QRYCHE::STARR | We all want something beautiful | Tue Apr 05 1994 10:04 | 4 |
| Steve Morse has signed on with a new label, Windham Hill. (Actually, it's a
label that's distributed by Windham Hill, but I forget the name....)
alan
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| 1004.11 | | GOES11::HOUSE | Aren't you glad I asked? | Tue Apr 05 1994 11:07 | 1 |
| Zat mean he's gonna be writing even more generic pap now?
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| 1004.12 | | FRETZ::HEISER | another day in DECrestaurant | Tue Apr 05 1994 11:47 | 7 |
| The next thing you know, he'll be wearing beads in his hair, burning
incense, and making the annual trek to Sedona, AZ for the Moronic
Convergence.
Re: going for coffee
Tobin's would ruin anyone's musicianship.
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| 1004.13 | Keaggy - best live acoustic player around | FRETZ::HEISER | another day in DECrestaurant | Tue Apr 05 1994 11:51 | 2 |
| Morse, Satriani, Vai, Johnson, don't make no difference. None of them
compare to the live performer I saw the other night.
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| 1004.14 | | FRETZ::HEISER | another day in DECrestaurant | Tue Apr 05 1994 12:05 | 15 |
| > plays with vari-lites, smoke machines, and has a guitar that matches
> his 60-styles clothing.
db, in case you haven't noticed, chrome matches everything.
> In concert, Morse wears jeans, a t-shirt, plays an ugly-looking guitar
> (called "Frankenstein") painted a solid blue, and uses whatever house
> lights are there. Often without lighting effects at all.
with Morse constantly playing in "venues" that hold < 1,000 patrons, it's
tough to be able to afford that cool stuff. Rumor has it that Morse
will open up for Satch on his next tour so Steve can experience what
it's like to play in front of 20,000 fans. For his sake, I hope they
show up early instead of waiting until Satch comes on for the main
billing.
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| 1004.15 | | DREGS::BLICKSTEIN | db | Tue Apr 05 1994 13:42 | 14 |
| > with Morse constantly playing in "venues" that hold < 1,000 patrons, it's
> tough to be able to afford that cool stuff. Rumor has it that Morse
> will open up for Satch on his next tour so Steve can experience what
> it's like to play in front of 20,000 fans. For his sake, I hope they
> show up early instead of waiting until Satch comes on for the main
> billing.
Mikey, Mikey, Mikey,
If "how many people you play in front of" is some sort of "measure" of
a guitarist, then you'd have to say that Satriani doesn't even come
close to measuring up to Mick Mars.
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| 1004.16 | Boone's Farm records presents... | CADSYS::FENNELL | First time in a limousine? Dr? | Tue Apr 05 1994 13:53 | 1 |
| Isn't Windham Hill some kind of vineyard?
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| 1004.17 | | FRETZ::HEISER | another day in DECrestaurant | Tue Apr 05 1994 18:51 | 3 |
| >Isn't Windham Hill some kind of vineyard?
more like a graveyard for insomniacs.
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| 1004.18 | I kid you not | FRETZ::HEISER | no D in Phoenix | Thu Apr 14 1994 13:19 | 1 |
| Hey dbster, did ya find Morse in 7th Guest yet?
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| 1004.19 | | DREGS::BLICKSTEIN | db | Thu Apr 14 1994 14:36 | 1 |
| Ummm... no, but in this case, feel free to give "spoilers".
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| 1004.20 | Dixie Dregs | ALFAS::CHAMPIGNY | | Sun Dec 04 1994 13:57 | 5 |
| Anyone going to the Dixie Dregs show tonight in NoHo? I'll be there
(or be square). I'll post a reply tommorrow to let any interested
parties know how it was.
Michael
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| 1004.21 | My review | DREGS::BLICKSTEIN | db | Tue Dec 06 1994 07:56 | 56 |
| Didn't see your note yesterday but I did go to the Boston show last
night.
It was great, a friend of mine who said he was going to get the tickets
told me YESTERDAY that he never got them and wasn't going. Which
meant that a) I had to run out and get a ticket and b) I had to sit
by myself although I drove there with some friends.
However, turns out a block of seats right in front of the stage opened
up the day of the show and I got third row center!
My take on the show was that this "new" Dregs band (new keyboardist,
new violin, new bass player) has really jelled and is now up to and
perhaps past the standards of the original band.
One thing that struck me was that whereas historically you always knew
that the most musical and most amazing solo in any given song would
be Morse's, in this band there are now three total monster soloists
all of whom produce solos that evoke standing/cheering ovations.
Jordan Rudess, the new keyboard player, is the best keyboard player
to come along in MANY years IMHO, and what's more is that he's a
great fit for the band. He had the most amazing and musical
"solo section" (no accompanying instruments) of the night.
I thought Jerry Goodman wasn't a very good fit when I first saw him
with the Dregs, but at this gig he was sensational and the standard
Dregs unison lines he did with were very tight and his solos were
very "Dregsish". My only remaining complaint about him is that he
only has one basic "electric violin" sound which is very screechy.
I LIKE that sound, but wish that he would occasionally mix it up a
bit and throw in some more acoustic sounding stuff.
To be honest, while he's a great player, I wish Dave LaRue would give
up a bit of the high end in his bass sound and go for a smoother
rounder bottomy sound. His bass sounds VERY "thin" to me and it makes
the band sound thinner as well.
Morse seemed a bit bored or something. Really didn't look like he was
into it. I even saw him drop a pick (something I've never seen happen
in my 18 years of watching him play). He still did some amazing stuff
but I thought very little of it was "inspired" as it usually is. Looks
like he had a bad day and just wanted to get thru the gig but of
course, I have no idea what the real story was.
As an example, he went into a little discussion of "bootlegging" and
while most of it was "tongue in cheek" I think he was trying to get
a message across ("Don't bootleg us"). This is quite a contrast from
a show I remember from about 5 years ago where he said "Our new album
is out, if you don't have it yet, get it from your friend and tape it."
While that was "tongue in cheek" as well, I think it was JUST a joke,
whereas last nights lecture seemed to have a genuine element to it.
And despite this, I think he had the best solo of the evening, which
was on "Hereafter". That was the highlight of the concert in terms
of crowd response.
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| 1004.22 | | FRETZ::HEISER | Grace changes everything | Tue Dec 06 1994 09:47 | 1 |
| He's probably all tired out from his guitar lessons from Satch.
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| 1004.23 | 3 songs by Steve Morse | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | FUBAR | Fri Jun 07 1996 13:24 | 66 |
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Soundtrack details for
Ski Patrol (1990)
* "DANCING IN THE STREET"
Words and music by Ivy Jo Hunter, William Stevenson
and Marvin Gaye
Performed by T.K. Carter and Michele Rohl
Arranged and produced by Bruce Miller
Jobete Music Co., Inc. (ASCAP) / Stone Agate Music
(a division of Jobete Music Co., Inc. (BMI)
* "DO YOU LOVE ME"
Words and music by Berry Gordy
Performed by T.K. Carter
Arranged and produced by Bruce Miller
Jobete Music Co., Inc. (ASCAP)
* "SEA CRUISE"
Words and music by Huey P. Smith
Performed by T.K. Carter
Arranged and produced by Bruce Miller
Catillion Music, Inc. (BMI)
* "CUT TO THE CHASE"
Music by Steve Morse
Performed by the Steve Morse Band
Produced by Steve Morse
Courtesy of Dregs Music (BMI)
* "DOWNHILL RUN"
Music by Steve Morse
Performed by the Steve Morse Band
Produced by Steve Morse
Courtesy of Dregs Music (BMI)
* "WESTERN CHASE"
Music by Steve Morse
Performed by the Steve Morse Band
Produced by Steve Morse
Courtesy of Dregs Music (BMI)
* "CANNONBALLIN' MINNIE"
Music and words by Rich Correll
Performed by Rich Correll
Produced by Rich Correll
Courtesy of T.G.R.C. Music (ASCAP)
* "SKI SAILER CHASE"
Music by William Ross
Conducted by William Ross
Courtesy of Truxton-King Music (ASCAP)
* "ROMANZA"
Music by Robert Cornford
Courtesy of Associated Production Music
* "RAINBOW ROOM"
Music by Ib Blindemann
Courtesy of Ole George / Capitol Production Music
* "I HAD TO GIVE YOU UP"
Words and music by Bruce Miller
Performed by Michele Rohl
Arranged and produced by Bruce Miller (BMI)
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| 1004.24 | | DREGS::BLICKSTEIN | The moment is a masterpiece | Fri Jun 07 1996 17:55 | 16 |
| I have videotape of those segments of the movie, but not the actual
soundtrack.
They are all re-recorded versions of Morse tunes that appear on
different albums. In some cases they've been retitled. Would
be cool to check out the soundtrack though as I would guess they
have the full versions and not the clips that are used in the actual
movie.
BTW, Steve Morse now has his own official web page:
http://www.stevemorse.com/
It's still under construction last I checked, but looks promising.
db
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