Artist description Scrappy little songs about love gone wrong, heavy on the guitar and lots of hooks.

Music Style Rock/pop... sometimes pop/rock. Occasionally, rock/rock. And every so often, pop/pop.

Musical Influences Bob Mould, Ray Davies, Paul Westerberg, Chrissie Hynde, Kevin Shields, PJ Harvey, Keith Richards, Andy Partridge, Kim Gordon, many others.

Similar Artists John Young

Artist History Played in the following obscure Pittsburgh bands: The Resistance, Boys Go Fishing, The Party, The Affordable Floors, The Hay Wain, The Waterhammers, Fusebox, St. Slim, Saturday's Kids, Soft Tommy, Bucky and the Surf Weevils. Also collaborated on songs with Pittsburgh songwriter John Young; the resulting recording, "Winner Take Nothing," is still available in several friends' record collections. Relocated to New Orleans in 1996. Currently writing material for the hilariously overdue follow-up to "You Can Be Replaced."

Albums forgotten but not gone (with John Young), 2002; You Can Be Replaced, 1993

Press Reviews You Can Be Replaced -- Steve Morrison (Blue Duck) Sunday, October 03, 1993 By Tony Norman, Post-Gazette Staff Writer - On his first CD as a solo artist, ex-Affordable Floors guitarist Steve Morrison proves he's not just another pretty face. Planting as many flags in as many pop music camps as he can manage, Morrison has evolved into a local version of Matthew Sweet, tossing off delectable pop songs seemingly at whim. On "Little Fingers," Morrison crunches Replacements-style power chords. On "Where Are You Tonight," he and his band exude Wings at its most Beatlesque ... Morrison's brand of unabashed pop romanticism wields an embarrassment of riches for those who don't blanch at the thought of such things in the post-grunge age.

Location New Orleans, Louisiana - USA

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