Still the aviator
US Navy veteran and novelist Ward Carroll sits down to talk to Steve Morse about their common love for music and airplanes.
Thanks to SteveMorse.com for the heads-up.
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US Navy veteran and novelist Ward Carroll sits down to talk to Steve Morse about their common love for music and airplanes.
Thanks to SteveMorse.com for the heads-up.
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Yo,
It’s always good to hear from Steve, regardless of it being about aeroplanes or guitars !
Peace !
August 9th, 2024 at 01:22What a guy. Such a rare combo of an immense talent and a good nature.
August 9th, 2024 at 20:30..and back then, I could have more influence over the band..
August 11th, 2024 at 22:20That was cute to hear, Steve and his Top Gun experiences.
Yeah, I heard that quote too about his greater influence “back then”. But for chrissakes, they were together for 28 years, the majority of DP’s lifespan (Ritchie only managed 16 years and left in acrimony every time), you can’t expect personal dynamics to stay unchanged for such a long time.
I continue to marvel at how much force Steve employs in his right hand when strumming and picking solo notes. Not aware of anyone else who plays that long (and that well) who hits the stings so mercilessly hard they fill the room even when he’s playing unplugged on an electric. I wonder if that habit contributed to his arm/wrist condition.
August 11th, 2024 at 23:32