Can someone tell me where this Morse clip is from?

[PugNinjas]

Can anyone tell me where this is from?

Any help would be appreciated

This is just ridiculous


[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-CC2jOVNSI&mode=related&search="]YouTube - Steve Morse 8 1/2 Minute Unnamed Solo[/ame]

 

[robelinda2]

thats from the DVD Total Abandon- Deep Purple Live in Melbourne, Australia 1999. I was there!

 

[PugNinjas]

Thanks for the info Rob, that must have been one of the most amazing things to experience in a live setting.

I'm still speechless at how incredible that was, Steve Morse has such a majestic sound about his playing

 

[roburado]

SM is really the only reason I went to see Deep Purple earlier this summer.

 

[brentrocks]

holy crap...that is killer!!!!

 

[PugNinjas]

SM is really the only reason I went to see Deep Purple earlier this summer.

This is probably a silly question but....how was the show

holy crap...that is killer!!!!

I hear ya Brent, I just watched again for like the 20th time

 

[robelinda2]

you guys gotta get the whole dvd, its freakin amazing, my fav DP dvd.

Hey Brent, now you go and get some Morse licks happening on yer Y2D!

 

[brentrocks]

i can play smoke on the water

 

[robelinda2]

Good one Brent! One of Morse's finest compositions!

 

[kbaim]

Thanks for the info Rob, that must have been one of the most amazing things to experience in a live setting.

I'm still speechless at how incredible that was, Steve Morse has such a majestic sound about his playing

Also, he's so exceptional in so many styles. I'll bet most country players who hear his country tunes wish they could write and play that well. And It was Steve's early classical compositions with the dregs that got me to appreciate classical music. Now he's rocking with DP for what...13 years now?

 

[robelinda2]

Runaway Train is a brilliant country tune, even AL would have a hard time with that one!

 

[fbecir]

Runaway Train is a brilliant country tune, even AL would have a hard time with that one!

By the way, Rob, do you know General Lee (on The Introduction) and Rockin'Guitars (on Stand Up). Here, you hear Albert and Steve play together ...
You have also on Marcel Dadi albums some nice country tunes with Steve and Albert (and also great guys like Bela Fleck ...)

 

[jappy]

Good one Brent! One of Morse's finest compositions!

Are you sure he composed it?

 

[robelinda2]

Are you sure he composed it?

 

[robelinda2]

By the way, Rob, do you know General Lee (on The Introduction) and Rockin'Guitars (on Stand Up). Here, you hear Albert and Steve play together ...
You have also on Marcel Dadi albums some nice country tunes with Steve and Albert (and also great guys like Bela Fleck ...)

yep, i love Rockin Guitars and General Lee- ive been working on them for ages now!!!

I also have that Marcel dadi stuff, hes fantastic. I came across the Morse stuff with Dadi by accident, 12 years ago i was heavily into the acoustic scene and was learning all of Chet Atkin's stuff, and i found a few Marcel Dadi videos, and i got some of his cd's and found the Morse tunes, superb! I didnt even know who Albert Lee was back then!

 

[jappy]

Haha... my sarcasm meter must be broken.