Morey H. Goldstein

I had the pleasure of working with Morey during the Zasu Pitts years. He was a beautiful spirit, amazing musician, and always treated me with love and respect. I always looked up to him and Katy. And I always will. Thanks for the friendship.

Oh, how I miss Morey playing with and against Fred Foss back in the Harpur days. Rest in peace, Morey. I have thought of you often all these years.

Thank you for all the music and for be the man at ``Strife`` Soundtrack, music that change part of my way of view and make me believe you can do whatever you want, thanks to you.
Your work is done in earth, very well done!

I was terribly saddened to hear of Morey’s passing. He was the kid around the corner and a good friend way back when. After school he played me show tunes on the piano and we’d look at his Mao literature which was sent to him unsolicited in response to his Ham radio communications (he was pretty sure the secret service were watching him). These foolish things turned to sax and basement rock n’ roll in later years (I can’t say what became of the ham radio set), college days in Binghamton, and finally professional music here in California. I’ve posted a few pictures of Morey with hometown friends – circa 1970-75. My deepest sympathy to his wife, close friends and any other surviving family (sister Ruth?). I’d love to see more recent photos.

Our lives intersected for such a brief period, at SUNY Binghamton over 30 years ago. Morey was a special guy, however. My appreciation of music, life, laughter and friendship was forever enhanced by knowing him. My heartfelt condolences go out to Katie and all Morey's friends and family

Katie- I am so sad to hear of your husband's passing. we all at the reunion this year heldyou in our thoughts and I recall the wonderful voice lesson I had with you a few years ago..Although I never knew Morey, I want to express my most sincere sympathies to you, a fellow artist and vassar classmate. Take comfort in knowing you had a wonderful relationship and love fille with music and happiness. It's more than most ever experience. My thoughts are with you.

I have fond memories of Morey as my kid cousin. I'm glad that we were able to reconnect in recent years.
My heart goes out to Katie and Ruth as well as his many other loved ones.

A shocking loss of yet another taken from us far too soon. My deepest sympathies.

Katie,
We are so sad at your loss. Please know we are thinking of you at this sorrowful time.

I am deeply saddened by the loss of Morey. I am thankful that I got the opporunity to tell him at One Morey Time how much his music has inspired over the 20+ years that I've followed ZPMO and BBB. Rock n Roll Heaven just got an amazing sax player!

I am very sad that Morey has passed, and send fond regards and condolences to Katie.

I've known Morey since 1977, when I met him at a Readymades gig in Berkeley.


He was a great guy with a huge heart and a sunny disposition.

Miss you, man...

Miss you, Morey!
Much love, Your HS Buddy
Tom

Well, I can honestly say that Morey was an honest, sensitive and humerous dude. On top he being a sensational musician, he was (more importantly) a great guy without a bitter bone in his body. I am a better musician for playing with him; and a better person for knowing him. Rest in peace Morey ...

My sympathies and prayers are for you and the loved ones that you have left much too early, Morey.
"Namu abi dabu tsu ,Namu abi dadu tsu, Namu abi dabu tsu"
a Buddhist prayer