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Looking for greener pastures
Steve Morse spoke to My Global Mind while being on tour in Raleigh, NC, with his band. His interview is now published, and it’s rather interesting. For one, he does not completely rule out a guest appearance with his former band.
MGM: Hopefully you’ll come across the UK and Europe with your solo music. But one question many people will want to know the answer to is whether you can see a time when you’ll perform with Deep Purple again, even if it was just for a one-off performance. Can you see that happening?
Steve: Anything’s possible, but they’re in good hands with Simon. He’s great for them. He’s a wonderful player, and that’s really what I think some of them wanted; having that British sound and validity that he gives them. He’s inventive as well but I think it’s a better fit for them. I think it would just be for the benefit of getting clicks or something if we did do anything. You can imagine the headlines.
Read more in My Global Mind.
Speaking of Steve Morse, Metal Planet Music reviews his latest album Triangulation:
Triangulation isn’t just an album, it’s a clinic. For listeners, it’s a joyride. For musicians, it’s a challenge. Every track is a triangulated point between groove, melody, and technical mastery. And for me, two decades after that Deep Purple gig, it’s a reminder that Steve Morse still speaks every musical language. Fluently. Effortlessly. Style-lessly.
Read more in Metal Planet Music.
Unauthorized copying, while sometimes necessary, is never as good as the real thing
Excellent interview.
October 27th, 2025 at 23:19