Steve Smith

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Steve Smith

voc, h, man,
Producer of Rock and World
A.k.a. Steven Fredrick Smith

Steve Smith was the head DJ at Odyssey 1, Studio One, The Back Lot in Los Angeles, Trocodero Transfer in San Francisco, Dreamland, I-Beam, The End UP, and executive producer of "Art of Mix Records" one of the first remix record labels. Steve or Steven Smith may refer to: UK House songwriter/singer/percussionist with with Dirty Vegas, see Steve Smith (2). Songwriter/singer/producer/engineer at Muscle Shoals Sound 60's, Island Records producer in UK, see Steve Smith (3). Producer/engineer from New Zealand, see Steve Smith (4). Drummer/percussionist, ex-member of Journey, see Steve Smith (5). American engineer/producer, see Steve Smith (7). Reggae/dub engineer, see Steve Smith (9). Member of Lamp (5) & Volt (2) , see Steve Smith (13). Vocalist of The Dipsomaniacs and Red Alert (3), aka Cast Iron, see Steve Smith (14). New wave/post punk bassist, member of The Vapors, see Steve Smith (17). American engineer, worked in L.A., CA (70s), currently located in Seattle, see Steve Smith (19) Mixing engineer at Forerunner Studios, Kansas City, see Steve Smith (20) Member of End Result, see Steve Smith (21). Bass guitarist of Coral (2) & Five Horse Johnson, see Steve Smith (22). Drummer of The Weekenders (2), see Steve Smith (23). Canadian Songwriter, Musician, Producer, Engineer. Member SA Trackworks , see Steve Smith (25). For the hip hop vocalist, see Steve Smith (26). Drummer of Mirkwood, see Steve Smith (28). Drummer of Cry Of The Innocent, see Steve Smith (36). Drummer of Cops 'n Robbers, see Steve Smith (37). Trumpet player, see Steve Smith (38). Vocalist/Percussionist associated with Portugal. The Man, see Steve Smith (42) Vocalist 60's, with the Lawrence Welk show & The Diamonds see Steve Smith (44). Member of Christ Swallower, see Steve Smith (45). Artist management, see Steve Smith (47). Illustrator, Photographer, see Steve Smith (49). Graphic designer see Steve Smith (50). American country guitarist and band leader of Larry Gatlin, see Steve Smith (58). American bluegrass/country musician with Hard Road Trio see Steve Smith (59). Florida engineer, see Steve Smith (65). Canadian steel guitarist see Steve Smith (63). Aka Trackhead Steve, see Steven Smith (4). Session violinist aka Steven Maxwell Smith, use Steven Smith.

Instruments

Vocals
Harmonica
Mandolin
Drums

Genres

Rock
World
Folk
Spoken Word
Latin

Plays With

Dr. Hasbeen

Dan "Igor" Glenn

Slingshot Dragster

Alan Munde Gazette

Popular Tracks

Nostalgia on The Light Beyond by Steve Smith, Frank Gambale & Stuart Hamm

Giant Steps on Vital Techtones by Steve Smith, Scott Henderson & Victor Wooten

Drums Stop, No Good on The Best of Steve Smith by Steve Smith

Snake Soda on Vital Techtones by Steve Smith, Scott Henderson & Victor Wooten

Isle of Few on The Light Beyond by Steve Smith, Frank Gambale & Stuart Hamm

Crash Course on Vital Techtones by Steve Smith, Scott Henderson & Victor Wooten

Ya Gotta Try on The Best of Steve Smith by Steve Smith

The Spirit of Dundun on The Light Beyond by Steve Smith, Frank Gambale & Stuart Hamm

The Brush Off on Viewpoint by Steve Smith & Vital Information NYC Edition

Bad Intent on Show Me What You Can Do by Steve Smith, Frank Gambale & Stuart Hamm

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Band Members

Discography

Title	Artist	Year	Type
Last Call	Steve Smith		Single

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