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Steve Harris (born December 3, 1965) is an American actor. He has played Eugene Young on the legal drama The Practice, Detective Isaiah "Bird" Freeman on the NBC drama Awake, and Charles McCarter in Tyler Perry’s Diary of a Mad Black Woman. Early life.
12 de mar. de 2023 · Steve Harris isn't one to rest on his laurels – when he's not touring the world's stadiums with Iron Maiden, the British metal legends he formed in 1975, the hard-grafting East End bass icon loves nothing better than getting up close and personal with rock and metal fans in sweaty clubs with his side band British Lion.
Steve Harris, egentligen Stephen Percy Harris, född 12 mars 1956 i Leytonstone i London, är en brittisk musiker. Han grundade hårdrocksbandet Iron Maiden och är även gruppens basist. Harris köpte sin första bas 1971 och började spela till sina favoritlåtar.
7 de oct. de 2023 · Paul Sears: We met Steve and Dave at The Cart and Horses, one Friday night in April 1974, and then Steve invited us round to his nan’s for a jam the next day. I set my kit up and we had a bit of a blast. Ada had a run-in with one of the neighbours one time, and the air went blue. I had no idea sweet old ladies knew words like that.
Steve Harris. Stephen Percy Harris (ur. 12 marca 1956 [1]) – angielski muzyk rockowy, gitarzysta basowy, założyciel heavymetalowego zespołu Iron Maiden. Uważany za jednego z największych oraz najbardziej wpływowych basistów, kompozytorów i liderów zespołu muzycznego w historii ciężkiego rocka .
Steve Harris. Actor: The Practice. Steve Harris is the son of John, a bus driver, and Mattie, a housewife, who stressed his and younger brother, Sherwin's education over his love for football. Steve attended St. Joseph High in Westchester, Illinois, a private school known for developing star athletes such as basketball star Isiah Thomas and was featured in the documentary Hoop Dreams (1994).
Steve Harris’ galloping grooves have come to define heavy metal bass playing. Canonical Iron Maiden songs like “Run to the Hills,” “The Trooper,” and “Aces High” feature his fleet, two-fingered right-hand technique and unconventional trebly tone, a combination that immediately identifies Harris and helped elevate him to the upper echelon of rock bass.
