Talk:Steve Gorman

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Gorman and Dylan[edit]

Both WP and AMG tell that Gorman played drums on Dylan's greatest hits 3. So what did Steve do exactly? He is not associated with any other Dylan-Record and the only non-album-track on GH3 is from 1989. So did he play with Dylan back then? Or did he record some overdubs in 1994. Or wasn't it that Gorman at all? Anybody know anything?Rupert Pupkin 22:50, 7 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Lynyrd skynyrd plane crash[edit]

Ur show on the evening of 11 jul 22, u referenced the plane crash was in the swamps of Louisiana. The crash occurred in a wooded area in Mcomb Mississippi 2600:1005:B02D:D6B0:E4A3:D08B:1B87:5ADB (talk) 03:41, 12 July 2022 (UTC)[reply]