Paul Morris (musician)

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Paul Morris (born November 2, 1959 - ) is a musician best known as a keyboardist in Rainbow. He played keyboards on the Stranger in Us All album and subsequent world tour.

He learned piano as a child in New York City. Morris started playing in a succession of local bands before joining the Doro. He was in the band when it recorded a self-titled album in 1990 with Gene Simmons.

In 1994, Morris heard that Ritchie Blackmore was reforming Rainbow. He sent Blackmore a tape and ended being hired. He played on the Stranger in Us All and toured the world as a member of Rainbow. If you want to get in touch with Paul Morris go to; www.paulmorris.tv

 v • d • e Rainbow
Ritchie Blackmore
Vocals: Ronnie James Dio | Graham Bonnet | Joe Lynn Turner | Doogie White
Bass: Craig Gruber | Jimmy Bain | Bob Daisley | Roger Glover | Greg Smith
Drums: Gary Driscoll | Cozy Powell | Bobby Rondinelli | Chuck Burgi | John O'Reilly | John Miceli
Keyboards: Micky Lee Soule | Tony Carey | David Stone | Don Airey | David Rosenthal | Paul Morris
Discography
Albums and EPs: Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow | Rising | Long Live Rock 'n' Roll | Down to Earth | Difficult to Cure | Jealous Lover EP | Straight Between the Eyes | Bent Out of Shape | Stranger in Us All
Live albums: On Stage | Finyl Vinyl | Live in Germany/Live in Europe | Live in Munich 1977 | Rainbow Live at Cologne SportsHalle
Videos and DVDs: Live Between the Eyes/ The Final Cut | Live in Munich 1977
Compilation Albums: The Best of Rainbow | The Very Best of Rainbow | 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Rainbow | Pot of Gold | Catch the Rainbow: The Anthology | Winning Combinations: Deep Purple and Rainbow
Related articles
Deep Purple | Elf | Blackmore's Night | Black Sabbath | Dio | Alcatrazz | Yngwie J. Malmsteen | Ozzy Osbourne
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