Stevie Salas
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Stevie Salas is a guitarist. He was hand-picked by George Clinton as the guitarist for Clinton’s albums. He’s skipped cities in a private jet with Rod Stewart, playing sold-out stadiums. He signed the largest deal Island Records had ever forked over for a new artist[citation needed]. His second solo album ousted the Rolling Stones and Aerosmith for "Best Album" in Japan[citation needed]. Mick Jagger tapped him to be his guitarist for the Goddess in the Doorway solo album in 2000. He has also played with Koshi Inaba of B'z both in his album and live. He was in Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, providing the fingerwork for Rufus's stunning guitar solo.[1]
In 2007 UK indie label Invisible Hands Music are releasing his first-ever career retrospective, The Sun And The Earth.
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[edit] Solo Albums
Salas has released 18 solo albums.
- 1990 Stevie Salas Colorcode
- 1991 Stuff EP
- 1992 Bootleg Like A Mug (Live in Japan)
- 1993 The Electric Pow Wow
- 1994 Back From The Living
- 1995 All That...And Born To Mack (Live in Japan)
- 1996 Anthology Of Stevie Salas Colorcode 1987-1994
- 1996 Alter Native
- 1996 Alter Native EP
- 1997 Alter Native Gold
- 1997 Le Bootleg (Live in Paris)
- 1997 Seoul Power
- 1998 Viva La Noise
- 1998 The Sometimes Almost Never Was
- 1999 Sol Power
- 2001 Shapeshifter - The Rise And Fall of Stevie No Wonder
- 2004 The Soulblasters of The Universe
- 2004 The Soulblasters of The Universe - Cosmic Flutie A Mixtape For The Underdog
- 2006 Be What It Is
- 2007 The Sun And The Earth
