Steve Morse - Stomping At The Pier (1080 HD) 

I had a clinic in Rome (1999) with Steve...is unbelievable what he can do with all types of guitars...a complete musician and a fantastic and humble person...one of best day in my life!

That guitar is older than most modern pop stars ;) Steve = LEGEND

He’s my favorite guitarist! Ever. I was lucky to see him this past Monday in Red Bank NJ. Bucket list experience for me. Love you Steve. Humble awesomeness!!🎉❤

Always exquisite. Thanks Steve for decades of the most incredible playing.

What a great guitarist. He plays with heart and mind....so damn good

Steve Morse is a guitar🎸 badass...miss the Dixie Dregs...fortunate to have seen them 3 times live...goosebumps

steve, thank you for enriching my life for more than 35 years!

So glad to see that wrist brace off. He spoke about it and it in an interview. Knowing Morse, he'd figure out a one handed technique. Such a nice person to speak with. Always smiling and humble.

So good. Morse is one of a handful of players that is instantly recognizable. He’s an original and always super inspiring. He’s also an excellent teacher and explains his approach so well. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I love Steve Morse for how he plays the guitar and what a good person he is ❤

ABSOLUTE!!!!! Deep Purple albums testify it.

I remember when we were all young guitar players and I would turn all my friends on to the early Dixie Dregs stuff. Made a lot of them just give up from the shock of watching him play. A few of us just got more inspired and are still playing guitar to this day. He has been amazing since ... well forever. Then I was grateful to get to see him live and go back stage during some interviews. After a 2+ hour gig he played guitar non-stop the whole time during the interviews, never missed a lick!

I'm happy your right wrist is ok Steve!

Steve Morse, under rated, and under appreciated. Been following this guy since the Dregs, and he has never disappointed me. Keep it up Steve, if for nothing else but us old bastards.

My Guru never misses a beat nor does he miss any note ! The one & only !!! ...

wow i know steve doesnt like to do stuff like this talking and showing parts etc. so this is a morse maniacs wet dream thank you

My favorite player. He sounds great, and looks happy.

What a mind!!!

Morse is another one of those Guitar Monsters

stunning as always

Love Steve! Always have. 👍😘🇸🇪

Never fails to amaze me.... that right hand picking is sick Steve but what really gets me is the subtle vibrato in your fret hand and the way You bend into and out of things. Beautiful

I have seen Steve maaany years ago in Germany with Kansas with his classical support act by himself. Honestly he improved his style. To make it short: WOW! A real sympathetic guitar hero without any allures.

Love his playing!

THE . KING .

Hands down my favorite guitarist. Oddly, my best friend in high school (when I started listening to The Dregs) is also named Steve Morse. One of his older brothers looks exactly like Steve. They are from the same part of the country too. I've often wondered if they are related somehow.

Steve's right hand pinky has more control and dexterity than all 10 fingers of most other guitarists. Look at that thing work the knobs and anchor his hand!

Always been a big fan Steve! Glad you’re ok!...sounds like you can still be you!

STEVE FOREVERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

Saw Steve with the Dregs back in the 80s at the Bottom Line NYC. What a great show at a great venue. RIP Bottom Line.

That was AWESOME, and the tone was killer!

A day with new (to me) stuff from Steve Morse is always a good day!

Thanks for this post! Really happy to see the wrist support gone here. My first album was "Night of the Living Dregs" in '77 I believe. I was immediately on board n bought every album without fail. What a ride it's been! As far as I'm concerned, this could do no wrong on guitar. He's my favorite guitar player (well, he n Phil Keaggy). I've seen him w Dixie Dregs, SMB, n Deep Purple several times. Whomever I brought w me were always blown away by them. Thanks for posting!

I just go back here this song is great!

Steve Morse is the best...

Damn, I love his technique

Thanks for this clip! Something I'm seeing a little more with Steve's playing is how big Leslie West's influence is on Steve's playing, especially in how he connects phrases ( especially from :50 to :53 ). Great clip. LOVE Steve's musicianship. I would say I have seen Steve ( and Dweezil Zappa ) probably more than any other musicians. Great musician and even better human being.

Genius!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

As always the depth of Steve's talent and imagination is just astounding. this was really awesome!

Speechless.

This dude is one of a kind man.

Unico LEGEND ❤️

AMAZING!!! Feeling!!!!

There's a TON of monster players now ....because of the internet/RU-vid..........there's only a Few ....in the entire world .....that have their unique style.....AND can be recognized by by a few notes.........Steve Morse is in that category

Tone God bro. I’m sorry I’m 36 and just now finding this.

A living legend. Wish I had been able to see a Dregs or SMB show, but I only got to see him live with Purple. Steve is a guitarists' guitarist. Not for the common listener.

Never heard of this guy until now and he is clearly a fukin beast.

Awesome right there !

Thank you for this video Steve thanks to you I'm progressing

Steve’s compositions are jaw-dropping amazing! For those created back in the 70’s (Ice Cakes, What If Album) (Punk Sandwich, Night of the Living Dregs LP) And 80’s with Assembly Line, Blood Sucking Leeches, Vitamin Q , Industry Standard LP, all are just as relevant today as then. And what can we say about his 1989 release of “High Tension Wires”? To listen to Highland Wedding, Country Colors , and Tumeni Notes along with the other compositions is an experience that brings me deep appreciation for his mastery of the instrument and wizardry of compositions skills. And look what he is doing today with Deep Purple, Flying Colors and Steve Morse Band. His is amazing! Love his work too with Bassist Dave LaRue. They are great together! Peace all!

Great! Youre a amazing guitar player steve! Thanks for you music

His memory is incredible.

He is the master!

he is great.

Steve is such a master. I to am such a fan since the Dregs days. I have is early Dregs shows on VHS as well as Inst VHS he just inspires. Love the Flying Colours stuff also

This is beautiful super sound, great technique, thank you Steve.

Steve, you’re great!

What an incredible guitarist Steve is. This track has such a cool vibe.

Thanks for the lesson Steve!

EBMMSMSM Blueburst FTW! Hard to believe sometimes, how many years have passed since its creation.

amazing thats all I got to say

Steve,you are one of my guitar heroes!!💙 hope to meet you someday! :) greetings from your brazilian fan!

A true one off!!!!

Like SRV, Steve has the most beautiful bends...

class act

I like his solo on Roadhouse Blues.

Steve morse🤳 i like His technique..

Обожаю!

Alex Lifeson's favorite guitarist....and one of my top 3 for sure.

Nice :)

Steve, I am holding the pick between my thumb and two fingers, because I think my pick grip is what is slowing me down, and otherwise I would play just like you...but I wish you would go into detail about the angle of the pick to the string; and, does the middle finger do most of the work (so to speak) or do the two fingers equally squeeze the pick? Is it the tips of the fingers that touch the pick or the fingerprint that grips it.? Just in case you read these comments, that is... I used to have a book by Ben Hogan the golfer and he took you through how he gripped the club in minute detail, like the "V" made by the thumb and first finger should be pointed towards your left shoulder and he even talked about how much each muscle in the hand is supposed to be doing, etc. So, I think maybe you could grab a pick in ultra slow motion and it would show things like, do the fingernails touch the pick or is it at a flatter angle...and you could monetize it somehow...I mean, I'm not just trying to get free advice from Steve Morse, LOL Knowing you, you will say you have to move the pick around and experiment to find what feels right for you, but as a starting point it wouldn't be bad to hold the thing the exact same way as the Morse-ster! Thanks in advance for the closeup of your picking hand; Subscriber Daniel

un maestro

How did you manage to make your wrist ok, Steve?

its so funny how you can hear exactly how much of an influence he is on john petrucci in this video.

magic man guitar the bestttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt.

You string skipper! Nice smooth tones.

Grandfa still great ..awesome

Morse is the dogs' bollox, I personally think the solo in the Kansa song "Three Pretenders" is the most perfect example of a solo, in the middle of a great song ever recorded, it's got emotion, feel, tone, speed, context with the song, everything, and if you had never heard it, but you were familiar with other Morse tunes, it should be instantly recognisable as a Steve Morse solo.

He's obviously not wearing the brace anymore on his right wrist, but he didn't do any fast alternate picking either. Is he still having issues from his injuries?

👋👋👋👋💙💙

Un chitarrista.

Alex Lifeson is a big fan.

Is there any written music available for this solo?

Master of Guitar at job ;) I Always said the best guitar player who build new Deep Purple era is Steve. RIP Ritchie (you was good but Steve is Better than you)

What if papa fixes it .

Without Steve there would be no Petrucci