Rick Steff

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Rick Steff is a Memphis musician who has recorded with bands such as Lucero, Cat Power, Dexy's Midnight Runners, and Hank Williams Jr.. Rick inherited his musical skills from his father, Dick Steff, a trumpet player who appeared on many songs with Elvis Presley. After beginning his career playing with a variety of Memphis musicians, in the 1980s Rick recorded as the organist for Dexy's Midnight Runners.^[1] After returning to America, Rick spent many years touring with Hank Williams Jr. until 1994. He played on the Grammy nominated James Blood Ulmer album Memphis Blood in 2001. In 2006, he served as musical director for Cat Power's The Greatest Tour.

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Studio albums	The Attic Tapes Lucero Tennessee That Much Further West Nobody's Darlings Dreaming in America Rebels, Rogues & Sworn Brothers 1372 Overton Park Women & Work

Singles	"My Best Girl" "Loggia Split" "Smoke" "Mom"

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