Leo Kottke and Mike Gordon 'Sixty Six Steps' August 19, 2005- Wall Street Journal By Staff Album Review - Sixty Six Steps One man's fans include guitar playing yuppies; the other's wear tie-die shirts and avoid washing their hair. "Sixty Six Steps" is the second odd coupling between Leo Kottke, a widely renowned 12-string guitar virtuoso, and Mike Gordon, the former bassist for the neo-hippie jam band Phish. Their first effort, 2002's "Clone," received glowing reviews. This time around, the men journeyed to the Bahamas to make a Calypso-influenced record, which showcases the pair's offbeat sense of humor. One track is a cover of Aerosmith's "Sweet Emotion" sung in a monotone and performed on a mandolin-like instrument from Turkey. Review © 2005 Wall Street Journal