• Source: Southern Steel (album)

      • Southern Steel is the fourth studio album by the American guitarist Steve Morse, released in 1991. "Cut to the Chase" appeared on the soundtrack to Ski Patrol. "Simple Simon" was a minor heavy metal radio hit. Morse promoted the album with a North American tour.


      Production


      Morse, who wrote all of the album's songs, was backed by drummer Van Romaine and bass player Dave LaRue. Morse first worked on the music for "Arena Rock" during his time with Kansas.


      Critical reception



      The Calgary Herald wrote: "Obviously an ardent Jeff Beck fan, this one rings with everything Beckish except Jan Hammer." The Chicago Tribune determined that "the album is fast and heavy hick-rock and though it goes through plenty of chord and tempo changes, Morse's fingers never get cold."
      The Austin American-Statesman deemed the album Morse's "most mainstream rock to date." The Los Angeles Times called it "instrumental rock in overdrive but with conspicuous intelligence in the driver's seat."
      Paul Kohler at AllMusic wrote that "Morse always delivers, especially on this uptempo, hard-hitting, instrumental rock virtuosity."


      Track listing




      Personnel


      Steve Morse – guitar, guitar synthesizer, engineering, mixing, production
      Jeff Watson – guitar (track 1), mixing (tracks 1, 2)
      Van Romaine – drums
      Dave LaRue – bass guitar, engineering
      Rick Sandidge – mixing (except tracks 1, 2), mastering
      Glen Meadows – mastering


      References




      External links


      In Review: Steve Morse Band "Southern Steel" at Guitar Nine Records

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