That is -- why are there so many seriously good musicians (mostly guitarists) named Steve H?
Hackett, Howe, Hunter, Hillage, Hogarth, Harley...
There's a bit of an uncanny pattern here.
That is -- why are there so many seriously good musicians (mostly guitarists) named Steve H?
Hackett, Howe, Hunter, Hillage, Hogarth, Harley...
There's a bit of an uncanny pattern here.
Cobra handling and cocaine use are a bad mix.
Steve Hogarth is a musician? I thought he only sang.
Anyway, I thought there was another but I'm drawing a blank. Obviously Steve Rothery and Steve Morse don't qualify (unfortunately).
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H plays guitar and keys. Isn't a lead vocalist a musician too?Originally Posted by Digital_Man
What can this strange device be? When I touch it, it brings forth a sound (2112)
"But you're wrong, Steve.."
Maybe but I never thought of James LaBrie as a musician.
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I have an excellent album of Duke Ellington tunes arranged for acoustic guitar by Steve Hancoff. It came out on Robert Fripp's DGM label about 20 years ago. I even got to see the guy at McCabe's in Santa Monica. He definitely deserves a spot in the "Steve H" club.
Keyboardplayer Steve Hunt comes to mind.
I don't know him but there was also Steve Hagler from Starcastle.
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Steve Hunt played with Allan Holdsworth, Stanley Clarke and Randy Roos, to name a few.
https://stevehuntjazzpiano.com/
Hogarth is a pretty solid keyboard player. He typically plays quite a bit of piano in the band's live shows. He is also a decent guitarist.
Beautiful playing!
Steve Harvey
Steve Hughes, drummer with Slaughter Lord and other meh thrash metal bands. Now a stand-up comedian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60VUtxmN1IE
Okay, we're losing the thread a bit here... I'm talking about good/important musicians named Steve H. (I'm pretty sure there's still at least one that I'm just not thinking of and nobody has named.)
Cobra handling and cocaine use are a bad mix.
Well, there was Steve Hughes (different Steve Hughes than the one mentioned in #13). He's a multi-instrumentalist who did some solo albums and was also a former member of Big Big Train. https://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=9363
Do not suffer through the game of chance that plays....always doors to lock away your dreams (To Be Over)
Stephen Hawking.
Well, he's a better vocalist than Roger Waters anyway...
Not to mention dead. But then, I suppose a dead guy might well be a better vocalist than Roger these days. He sounds like Leonard Cohen with a mouth full of cotton.
Cobra handling and cocaine use are a bad mix.
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