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| − | + | Born: 3rd October 1949 in Marshalltown, Iowa | |
| + | <blockquote>[[Biography|FZ]]: "... he sounds like Coltrane on the harmonica, and I mean fast like you won't believe. This guy is like the [[Al Di Meola]] of the harmonica."</blockquote> | ||
| − | + | FZ first saw harmonica player Craig "Twister" Steward in 1972 after a [[Tours/1972|Petit Wazoo]] performance at the [[72/12/01 Wichita KS US Century II|Century II Convention Center]] in Wichita, KS. He was playing with the band "Bliss" at a bar called Caesar's Palace. | |
| + | After playing a "slow Blues in A", FZ told Steward he would be flying him out to LA to audition. Steward tried out with the band for the '73 tour. | ||
| − | FZ | + | After 3 days of auditioning FZ asked him what he thought. Steward replied 'Frank, I think I should go back home'. FZ graceously smiled and said, 'I think you are right!' I went home, practiced five years, called him back, and he flew me out to record on Joe's Garage." |
| − | + | When FZ played [[80/04/11 Wichita KS US Henry Levitt Arena, Wichita State University|Henry Levitt Arena]], Wichita State University, Wichita, KS in 1980, he invited Steward on stage with [[The Mothers]] to solo on "[[A Pound For A Brown On The Bus]]'. | |
| − | + | Steward returned to his home town of Wichita and works as the City Arborist. Active musically in Wichita performing, writing and recording his own compositions. In 2006 Steward was planning the publication of his music and two books he was working on. | |
| − | + | Craig "Twister" Steward played harmonica on:<br> | |
| + | *[[Joe's Garage Act I]]<br> | ||
| + | *[[Joe's Garage Acts II & III]]<br> | ||
| + | *[[You Are What You Is]]<br> | ||
| + | *[[The Man From Utopia]]<br> | ||
| − | [ | + | ==External links== |
| + | *[https://www.discogs.com/artist/584300-Craig-Steward Discogs] | ||
| + | *[http://www.myspace.com/craigtwistersteward MySpace Page] | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:36, 2 November 2021
Born: 3rd October 1949 in Marshalltown, Iowa
FZ: "... he sounds like Coltrane on the harmonica, and I mean fast like you won't believe. This guy is like the Al Di Meola of the harmonica."
FZ first saw harmonica player Craig "Twister" Steward in 1972 after a Petit Wazoo performance at the Century II Convention Center in Wichita, KS. He was playing with the band "Bliss" at a bar called Caesar's Palace.
After playing a "slow Blues in A", FZ told Steward he would be flying him out to LA to audition. Steward tried out with the band for the '73 tour.
After 3 days of auditioning FZ asked him what he thought. Steward replied 'Frank, I think I should go back home'. FZ graceously smiled and said, 'I think you are right!' I went home, practiced five years, called him back, and he flew me out to record on Joe's Garage."
When FZ played Henry Levitt Arena, Wichita State University, Wichita, KS in 1980, he invited Steward on stage with The Mothers to solo on "A Pound For A Brown On The Bus'.
Steward returned to his home town of Wichita and works as the City Arborist. Active musically in Wichita performing, writing and recording his own compositions. In 2006 Steward was planning the publication of his music and two books he was working on.
Craig "Twister" Steward played harmonica on:
