Solo acoustic artist that sometimes appears with band or duo.
Steve accompanies himself on guitar, piano, and harmonica.
Influences
Richard Shindell, Bob Dylan, Randy Newman, Jimmy Webb, John Lennon, Mississippi John Hurt, James Taylor, Michael Peter Smith, Warren Zevon, Ray Charles, Eric Clapton, David Wilcox, Richard Thompson, Carrie Newcomer, Joni Mitchell, Little Feat, The Band, Leo Kottke, Livingston Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, and many, many more.
Sounds Like
Singer/songwriter stuff. Clever lyrics and well crafted acoustic folk rock/pop with layered harmonies and sometimes elaborate arrangements.
Singer/songwriter born in Pittsburgh, currently living in Detroit. Played in several bands, and as a solo acoustic performing songwriter. Have opened for such folk luminaries as Dave Van Ronk, Josh White Jr. and Michael Peter Smith.
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Peace,
Steve
Steve, Best wishes , thanks for add request, enjoyed your songs especially the first, lost a friend two days ago and that songs fits so well, keep rockin , peace and blues Paul p.s. met Steve Goodman in the mid 70's in California, he could play...
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Jen Porter -- Brotherly Love The Juke Joint Pimps -- Shy Guy Lowstar-- Alphabet Blues Wonka -- Sky
Gregory Stovetop -- Be Still Whoremoan -- Pony Boy The Mother Z's -- M + M's (for cassie) Swamp Angel Road -- Danimal's House Of Pain
Gregory Stovetop -- Queenee Steve Deasy -- Lawyer Man The 18 Wheels -- Diamonds (splendid dead sampler) The Rocka-Ligion -- IED's
Steve Deasy -- Mr. Natural
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I now finally have a copy of "Courage", and it doesn't seem to want to find it's way out of my cd player. If we ever do the "covers of each other's songs" project, I would have to say that "...Courage that might be in it" would be my first choice.
Good to hear from you. I'm going home to Pgh. in a week. I'm helping Artie empty out our Dad's house 'cause it's for sale. There's 40 years of accumulated crap in that house! There's a song title for you..."40 Years of Accumulated Crap". Hope you're well.
"G" aka "GJ" aka "Guy" (The older I get, the shorter my name becomes)
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Hi Steve,
I'm sorry I'll miss your set at the Just Plain Folks gathering at the White Crow. I'm going to be in East Lansing. It looks like it's going to be a great event, I hope things go well.
Steve, thanks for the Friend Request. It was nice meeting you last week. I really like your songs, and that new guitar is rather attractive. I look forward to seeing/hearing you more. Best, Bobby
Steve -- thanks for finding me here in cyberspace!
I was going to stop by and leave a quick comment, but I landed up listening to each of your songs here in its entirety. I remember them all from our wonderful Songwriters Retreat weekend; I listened to your CD on the drive home, and I'm sorry it's taken me this long to say how much I enjoyed it. I'm glad your "on ice" song is posted here: I was a amazed you could write something so powerful, in one weekend, from that quirky little assignment you were given!
I really like your songs, esp. the lyrics -- right up my alley. Nice to "see" you again.
Hey Steve,
How are you?!
Do me a favor and tell your son that it was cool talkin' to him after the Guns N Roses concert this past November; Cool kid,yo.
Hope you're doing well yourself,sir!
Take care,
dan
