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doubleR
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joe web said:hi bors,
i just wanna let you know, that the clinic was fantastic!
steve is such a great person! absolutly down to earth, and a awsome gutiar player. he told us a few storys of his life, from his son and how life is when you are a guitar player in one of the greatest rockbands of all time.
i attached a picture with steve an myself.
Either you're really tall, or Steve is really short.
joe web
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doubleR said:Either you're really tall, or Steve is really short.
i´m 1,85 meters tall and i was like: "wow, steve looks so tall on stage but he is..."
Colin
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Awesome photo's thanks
mbgreene
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Great photos thanks
but next time maybe you could get some close ups
And, since I never figured this out before, I'm 1.93 meters and 17 stone
but next time maybe you could get some close ups
And, since I never figured this out before, I'm 1.93 meters and 17 stone
Spudmurphy
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Jeeezussss - he's got forearms like Popeye!
Colin
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mbgreene said:Great photos thanks
but next time maybe you could get some close ups
And, since I never figured this out before, I'm 1.93 meters and 17 stone
17 stone!!!!!
Tim O'Sullivan
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Nice cream 5 way selector knob on Steve's guitar!
fbecir
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The clinics viewed by Steve Morse :
Did a couple of guitar clinics for Ernie Ball/Musicman dealers in Germany. The audience understood everything I said in English, which is a real indicator of the effectiveness of getting a second language taught at a young age in school. Both days the clinics were on show days with multiple appointments at the concert backstage for interviews, meet and greet, etc. so I had very little time to sign and meet people after the clinics. That resulted in some of the worst looking signatures I've ever made, but there sure were a lot of people there, and especially young players. Everywhere we play, there seem to be lots of young people getting into the music, which is always nice to see, since they have absolutely unbridled energy to send back to the stage, and ensure the future of rock music!
It seems that everybody had a good time
Did a couple of guitar clinics for Ernie Ball/Musicman dealers in Germany. The audience understood everything I said in English, which is a real indicator of the effectiveness of getting a second language taught at a young age in school. Both days the clinics were on show days with multiple appointments at the concert backstage for interviews, meet and greet, etc. so I had very little time to sign and meet people after the clinics. That resulted in some of the worst looking signatures I've ever made, but there sure were a lot of people there, and especially young players. Everywhere we play, there seem to be lots of young people getting into the music, which is always nice to see, since they have absolutely unbridled energy to send back to the stage, and ensure the future of rock music!
It seems that everybody had a good time
