The best off the best... Steve Morse 🎸🎶

Steve Morse style always brings it with a happy mood.. Love it. Thanks for sharing.

@teacherrussell5206

15 күн бұрын

It's always fun to watch someone who loves their work so much and is so good at it😄

I think they are one of the best guitar/bass duo of all times.

@LostMyMojo100

4 жыл бұрын

Easily.....

@paulschneider7271

4 жыл бұрын

Not at all. Charly Hayden and Pat Metheny or Bill Frisell and Thomas Morgan. Dave LaRue itself is great musician.

@reidmcclure1438

3 жыл бұрын

No doubt about it!

@Actaruz

3 жыл бұрын

@@paulschneider7271 Here’s our hater again! Get out of here !

@mathematicalpoetry4066

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, as long as improvisation is not part of the criteria.

Of all my guitar-heroes over 35 yrs. Steve is still, hands down, the all-time cleanest, best, most original and inventive player in pretty much for all time...

@tracyeaves4847

3 жыл бұрын

True!!!

@dou-lheumanacara4310

2 жыл бұрын

And that is the same opinion of John Petrucci 🤘

@docwill184

2 жыл бұрын

@@dou-lheumanacara4310 Saw the Dregs, Ventura, CA c. 1994. How do guys like him Al Dimeola, Billy Strings, Patrucci pull it out so effortlessly night-after-night? Two one-half blistering hours; came out after to hang, sign autographs (He signed a set-list I grabbed from the stage.) He was as relaxed as hanging in his man-cave. A genuinely good guy..

@lukemanify

11 күн бұрын

@@docwill184 Talking bout effortless, Shaun Lane RIP was like a river from a mountain...

04:00 - Here and Now and Then 10:10 - Water Music 11:57 - Bach: Invention 8 13:38 - Simple Simon 18:41 - Donna Lee 20:30 - Sir Duke 22:22 - Collateral Damage

The glove on Steve's right hand is due to an issue from playing for so many years. It had worn down to bone on bone and was very painful. In 2016 he is recovery from surgery and has a mobile "cast" that still allows him to play and looks a lot like what he is wearing now. But, he admitted in an interview that he had to change his picking technique due to the limitations of the cast. Considering all the work he has put in down through the years, this doesn't surprise me. One of the best and most prolific artists of our time.

@rafaelcarmany463

4 жыл бұрын

I have noticed him grimacing a lot - and it doesn't look from concentrating. It's def painful.

@paulschneider7271

4 жыл бұрын

I thought like that too 15 years ago. Today I grown out of Steve Morse Music, there so many musicians that attract my taste much more than Steve. Chris Thile, Bill Frisell, Josh Smith, Bireli Lagrene,etc

@Actaruz

3 жыл бұрын

@@paulschneider7271 Get out of here hater! Don’t waste your time on someone you don’t like anymore and let us enjoy his music in peace!

@paulschneider7271

3 жыл бұрын

@@Actaruz well maybe U are right. I still love Steve’s music so no front.

@tracyeaves4847

3 жыл бұрын

@@paulschneider7271 I have yet to hear a guitarist who has the wide range skills of SM. There are a lot of amazing one trick guitarist out there, but non of with the melodic fluidness, class licks, and seasoned ability. The sheer mastery of styles heard on his records along is unmatched.

Every time I get a little burned out on music/guitar, I hear a new Steve Morse clip . . . then I get all excited again for music and the guitar. Thanks for this post. LOVE Steve Morse and his dixie crew(s).

@bassplayerjim

8 жыл бұрын

+David McCain I know what you mean!

@Billo1281

8 жыл бұрын

100% agree!

@adam525

7 жыл бұрын

Me too. He's really starting to favor that right wrist a lot though, which scares me.

WTF Steve Morse never gets old!

Steve is the ultimate guitar player in that he plays all styles with equal virtuosity and is so musical!! Dave is an amazing bass player too and all the playing they have done together really shows here!!

I have met both of these guys..both are class acts.steve is still the best guitarist I have ever heard.

Steve is a true Maestro like Steve Howe, there is nothing he cant do or for that matter do better than anyone alive.

Simply mind blowing. Steve is outstanding and of course Dave is an amazing bassist.

SM super man Steve Morse. Humble, floating above the proud. Thanks

Steve Morse is heads and shoulders above virtually anyone else in total musicality...just unreal what a talent he is. Dave is incredible as well. I've been following SMB and the Dixie Dregs since the early 80's. I never tire of it.

@richardrobbins9660

Жыл бұрын

So true I hear so many instrumental guitarist these days and none of them hold a candle to Steve Morse in terms of tone or harmonic understanding. Plus with an instrumental group like the dregs you had total musical integration violin keys. Bass. an awesome drummer and of course Steves virtuosic guitar playing. Yes Dave LaRue is awesome. You got to be good to hang with Morse. Once again a demonstration of tone and harmonic understanding So lacking in instrumental guitar music today.

@erajad

Жыл бұрын

Yep - and love their work with Flying Colors. Different "genre", same great musicianship.

Steve Morse is still the BEST guitarist going and with such amazing bass backing from Dave. Wow.

I'll never forget meeting both Steve and Dave prior to the show at bb kings they came down the stairs and I was like Steve how are you Man !! He couldn't have been more gracious as well as Dave both killer players and nice nice guys!!

This is phenomenal. These two guys compliment each so well. #FlyingColors

Steve is in his 60s and injuries mount up after shredding for over 50 years. He broke his left arm (affected the way he plays) and has a repetitive injury to his right wrist. Resulting in the loss of most of the cartilage in that wrist. He has had to change the way he plays and you can see, at this point, that he is learning how to play with a stiff wrist, as opposed to the anchored, wrist "rolling" action which gave him his blinding technical speed in his prime. Check out "Steve Morse Band - Live, 1990 Full Concert", or if you like Purple, "Deep Purple Live in Poland, 1996". To see vintage Morse, check out a 3 part series called "Odd Steve Morse Stuff", which goes way back to the early 80s with the Dregs. I saw the Dregs several times in the late 70s/early 80s era and it changed my taste in music. Steve is one of only 3 guitarists to be named "Overall Guitarist of The Year" 5 years in a row - retiring him from the competition and putting him into the Gallery of Greats. The other 2 are Steve Howe (YES) and Eric Johnson. Steve attended the U Miami School of Music where, among other things, he studied classical guitar. Check out "Steve Morse Solo Acoustic - 9/26/90". It was the place to be back in the early to mid 70s for musicians and besides some of his future Dregs band members, a couple of his classmates were Jaco Pastorius, Bruce Hornsby and Pat Metheney. Not a bad class.

@KingTabor

7 жыл бұрын

It hurts seeing him battle his right wrist, but it is also a inspiration. A man fully compromised w/ his art

@cricri8022

6 жыл бұрын

ellokittymew really interesting thank you.... you have good taste of music. Morse, Howe and Johnson, are art of my all time favorite. I found an old cd few days ago with a cover of « the clap » played by Steve Morse... you should enjoy ;)

@Meerkoenig

6 жыл бұрын

so you are Mr. Morse‘s physiotherapist? what condition is your excuse for not being up on stage?

@EthnHayabusa

5 жыл бұрын

Meerkoenig- Don't be a dick.

@bruceboyer1462

25 күн бұрын

That was some kind of great class!!

Steve and Dave are fantastic...without words...

Dois caras super simples, tocam muito, minha opinião, são os melhores do planeta,muita técnica, conhecimento, habilidade, e um dom que poucos mortais tem, Steve venha pro Brasil.

@adrianomarques7896

4 жыл бұрын

Pra mim melhor guitarrista da história

One of the most technician musicians! I love them! Great!

Dwaj mistrzowie. W mojej ocenie najlepsze dou na świecie. Ich muzyka brzmi jak wspaniałe, wielogłosowe chorały.

OMG this video is just incredible to anyone who knows anything about music I'm just a lowly singer but I have been trained in classical piano and classical vocals and have taught myself some guitar this is awesome though and I feel ashamed because I never heard of David LaRue

Dave Larue is really really great.....I mean that great, beyond average great.....

@designstudio8013

3 жыл бұрын

I was in his house and he played Bass and keyboards at the same time.

Always a celebration with Steve and Dave!

Steve Morse studied in music school, which made his chord compositions and cadences sophisticated, complex. In some compositions there is a clear influence of Baroque music, especially by J. S. Bach. Steve's a master.

Супер звук, супер гитара!!! Спасибо Стив, спасибо Дэйв!!! Какая лёгкость! Это то к чему нужно стремится.

@ari1234a

6 ай бұрын

Слава Украинe

@user-cd6dm3iy8h

6 ай бұрын

@@ari1234a да кто же спорит? А Слава это кто?

@ari1234a

6 ай бұрын

@@user-cd6dm3iy8h Поля Украины - это то место, где сегодня тусуются россияне в поисках бесконечного источника водки. Им сказали, что да, он там есть, поэтому теперь они ездят там кругами, прежде чем пойти домой и сказать, что нас обманули. «Мы были глупы, не было того бесконечного источника водки, все, что я получил за все эти неприятности, это мешок лука»

Love this. God bless.

Dave you are a TOP NOTCH BASSIST undoubtedly.

Loads of talent in a small space! Been a fan since "Stand Up".

This is really good, Classically (Baroque) inspired. I liked the way they inserted the Sir Duke riff in Donna Lee. Dave LaRue is one of the best most under appreciated bassists around today. When people make lists of the best bassists they rarely mention him but he is as good as anybody.

@svogender

6 жыл бұрын

Dave LaRue is waaay over the most bass player !!!!! IMO.........!!!

@88omair

5 жыл бұрын

tbcass Steve Morse hasn't kept LaRue as his bassist for decades in multiple bands for nothing

@rafaelcarmany463

4 жыл бұрын

Amen to that! LaRue is astounding.

@bassimprovjams3772

4 жыл бұрын

I think if he would have gave himself an image people think of, he would have been more noticed. He is known for playing the bongo bass. He's amazing !

@bassimprovjams3772

4 жыл бұрын

@@88omair and to play bass for J. Petrucci.

visceral tone by steve morse

Magnífico 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏

Perfect 👏 👏 👏 musician's

Steve Morse, my all time fave guitarist for about 30 years now. it is heartbreaking to see him struggle with his right hand technique now but regardless he is still Steve fucking Morse! so much amazing music from one person.

@ginorodrigues

8 жыл бұрын

I agree 100%, and add that besides heartbreaking it is also very, very inspiring.

@ArtbyPaulPetro

8 жыл бұрын

yes very inspiring...he reminds us that we have to keep on creating and trying no matter what!

First song is called Here and now and Then From The album Outstanding in Their Field

What does a CONSUMATE PROFESSIONAL MUSICIAN look like? These 2 , right here.

Steve alternate picking an arpeggio is insane. Great guitar player.

Outstanding!

this is the first time i have heard here and now and then. holy shit

Really amazing work

Pode passar o tempo que for, o trabalho do Morse nunca envelhece, só melhora!

The best of the best

They produce some great music together

If I was asked to learn drums to this before coming to rehearsal, I'd just say, " great, see you guys in about 2 years."

MUSIC FOR KINGS 5 Stars BRAVO

Daves bass line in collateral damage is just insane

Legends...

they are one of my all time favorite musical partnerships. I don't know the story of how he found him, but when Steve found Dave he must have been very happy -- still is apparently. Feels like Geddy and Alex, but deeper musically

Wow Good job both...

F ing amazing!!!

David Larue is fantástic bassist.

I saw them live in Chicago about 25 years ago ! Dave is a monster

Great!!!

Awesome bass Dave just Awesome.

Very talented...... Shame these types of musicians are no longer going to be around. The next generations will ALL be imitators struggling to play with passion in fear of firgetting a note instead of feeling it.

Go Steve and Dave from Augusta Ga.!

Brilliant

Wonderful, as always. What can't SM do with a guitar?

Gods Fucking Damn!!!

these guys know some extra shit .and its obvious because they arent trying to show how damn good they are .they are trying to do something for the song . which is what music is about .

I've got a DiMarzio Steve Morse set I installed on my Schecter years ago. Sounds absolutely mind-blowing. I still don't play 1 percent as good as Steve, but at least I sound a lot better playing as bad as I do. Great pickups!

Used to love seeing Dave with his band Stretch at the Court Tavern in New Brunswick in the '80s!

@goodun2974

4 жыл бұрын

LaRue is Canadian? I didn't know that. My wife's family is from New Brunswick.

@guitarglue

4 жыл бұрын

@@goodun2974 New Brunswick New Jersey!

@goodun2974

4 жыл бұрын

@@guitarglue ah-hah! Regardless, I've seen the Dregs & the Steve Morse Band numerous times; Andy West was great but Dave LaRue is phenomenal!

That lil ampeg sounds great!!!

At the beginning, you can hear someone talk about frets. On his #1, the guitar he is playing, he has had it refreted 11 times.

Like a freaking modern day Bach!

What an awesome song through rental amps..lol they are good indeed

Just in. Petricci, Portnoy and Dave will touring together from October!

Dave and Steve, on AUTO PILOT.

Filmer really loves getting shots of bass player and that dood in the blue ball cap.

bass sound vol. up, please

Damn it, why didn't I say I concur !

^2 many notes----this guy is awesome

Larue.. good bassist in John pretucci solo band

Poor video quality unfortunately, but great music from these two great men!

What year was this?

I think Steve packs Dave in a suitcase wherever he goes

Can anyone tell me what the first tune is called and which ablum it's on?

@MarijeEssink

8 жыл бұрын

+Clint Enns Here And Now And Then, from Out Standing In Their Field (2009)

Start at 4:02

@edoedgar6744

3 жыл бұрын

What is the first song ?

What name is one song ???

@gambareio1314

5 жыл бұрын

Here And Now And Then

Whats that glove Steve is wearing in his right hand ????

@lowlandr

9 жыл бұрын

Amr Fathy Steve has a cage on his right hand so it dont get loose

AAWW!! Fuck me!! Dreggs Band!!

I'm sorry it does read 2015 I was there for a few days. I shook SM hand & he about fell to the floor in pain. I wish I would've been notified of his condition before I shook the hands of GOD.

@bassplayerjim

8 жыл бұрын

+Steven Bishel It was the 2015 show.....

Who came here to hear a bongo bass?!?!

3 ore per iniziare....

Camera points away right before guitar solo 🤦‍♂️

スティーヴ・モーズさんのプレイはラ・ルーさんとの演奏が一番好きかな。

He was doing Eric Johnson before Eric Johnson ! Dave sound fretless her e I think he is one of the most amazing bass players

@myroncymbaleski1043

4 жыл бұрын

Both are 65 years old born in 1954. Each have their own signature sound.

@terebrate

4 жыл бұрын

Eric Johnson was in Electromagnets in 1974. He was a true badass then, with his signature sound and techniques already. I heard them many times in Austin.

15:34 WTF??? Update - Never mind. I get it. You're a bass player. 😀

Too bad the noise floor is so high. Though it's still quite enjoyable to listen to!

even though i really like the recognition and money steve can get in a band like deep purple, seems to me he always felt out of place. the general vibe of this video makes me think steve's place is with his trio and the dregs

Sounds like 2 medicore playing cousins at Guitar Center..

Hey now. Wanna buy an 8 string bass,Kramer

@randalllambert5406

Жыл бұрын

I paid ? Spent 2 Stimulus checks when I should have bought a truck. All my other guit fiddles. Are mad at me

@randalllambert5406

Жыл бұрын

Only 3.2 K

@randalllambert5406

Жыл бұрын

You are guys pkenominal

@randalllambert5406

Жыл бұрын

Phenominal

The bass wins.

lech mich fett^^

Yay lets prac classical scales together. No groove. Just a bunch of notes.

@donfilkins298

4 жыл бұрын

Bone head

@Afurthyclays

4 жыл бұрын

Yay, let’s do nothing constructive & talk stupid crap on the internet!

@zbigniewkowalski5316

4 жыл бұрын

STEVE NUMBER ONE / SUPER

I have met both of these guys..both are class acts.steve is still the best guitarist I have ever heard.