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Dr Steve Morrell is a minerals processing engineer with over 40 years of specialist experience in the resources industry. Steve has been involved in the circuit design of the majority of major comminution circuits internationally, through which he has established himself as a world leading expert in comminution design and optimisation.
Steve Morrell is known for Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales (2017), The Muppets (2011) and Doubt (2008).
- Composer, Music Department, Sound Department
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The SMC Test was developed by Dr Steve Morrell as a cost-effective means of providing accurate data on the breakage characteristics of rock samples which can be used for a range of purposes including comminution circuit design and optimization, ore body profiling, geometallurgical modelling and Mine-to-Mill studies.
- Formation
- The Longest Day, Boston, Mass., Spin Radio Concert
- Miller High Life Commercial
- Stand Up, Touring with Tom Petty
- Lineup Change, Smoking in The Fields, Disbanding
- Reunion, Silver Star
The band was formed in 1980 by New Hampshire-born, guitar-playing brothers Dan and Warren Zanes – then ages 19 and 16 respectively, with Dan also on lead vocals – plus bassist Tom Lloyd, Dan’s high-school classmate, and drummer Steve Morrell. The group built a local cult following by gigging in warehouses, art galleries, barns, dining halls, frat h...
In 1984, after beginning to record an album on Boston-based indie label Ace of Hearts, The Del Fuegos signed with LA-based indie label Slash, which released their debut, The Longest Day, to almost unanimous critical acclaim for its ripping riffs, raw emotion and snidely acerbic attitude. That year, Rolling Stonemagazine gave the group its “Best New...
Also in 1985, the quartet starred in a television commercial – famously or infamously, depending on your perspective – for Miller High Life beer. In the ad, band members narrated over clips of them touring and on stage, ending with the slogan “Miller: Made the American way,” which some fans – “rock ‘n roll purists” or “pretentious hipsters,” depend...
In 1987, the group recorded their most ambitious album to date, Stand Up, which featured an expanded musical range – and a guest appearance by self-confessed Del Fuegos fan Tom Petty – but which received harsh reviews and minimal support from fans. Slash axed the group later that year and they spent the next two-odd years without a label. To suppor...
In 1988, Warren Zanes and drummer Giessmann left the group, replaced by Adam Roth and Joe Donnelly respectively, and the revised lineup played at the WBCN Rock of Boston Festival in December. In 1989, they signed with RCA, which issued The Del Fuegos’ fourth and final LP, Smoking in the Fields, which was a commercial flop. The band completed a six-...
On June 23 and 24, 2011, The Del Fuegos reassembled to play in public together for the first time in 21 years at the Paradise Rock Club in Boston to raise money for Right Turn, a rehab program Giessmann founded in 2003. The shows’ success prompted them to record an eight-song EP, Silver Star, on the February Records label. In February and March 201...
New research by SMC Testing's Dr Steve Morrell has outlined a practical methodology to help the mining industry reduce carbon emmissions by up to 34.5 megatonnes/year, or 43.5% compared to using traditional comminution technologies.
Steve Morrell - Head of Regulatory Affairs/Company Secretary. Steve provides technical support on regulatory and compliance issues to the Lloyd’s managing and members’ agency community. He is the Secretary to the LMA Regulatory Committee and also the LMA Company Secretary.
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