Dixie Dregs live at the Montreux Jazz Festival, Jul 1978. Steve Morse: guitar, Andy West: Bass, Rod Morgenstein: drums, Mark Parrish: keyboards, Allen Sloan: violin

Dixie Dregs live at the Montreux Jazz Festival, Jul 1978. Steve Morse: guitar, Andy West: Bass, Rod Morgenstein: drums, Mark Parrish: keyboards, Allen Sloan: violin

one of the 4 songs from their montreux appearance in 1977 that made it to the record "night of the living dregs". these cats play a wonderful mix of bluegrass & mahavishnu, & check out that sick tele steve morse plays!

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Mr. Spock sings to two lovely ladies, quite against his will.

I was asked by Kevin Postupack of the bitchin' KRONOS Art Gallery http://www.artisdangerous.com/ here in Staunton, VA to film this incredible band: Pablo and the Dregs. Now, I have never filmed a band before but I filmed this the same way I would have filmed Nirvana when I met them back in the day (1989!) had I been.... more

This clip is from the 2nd band rehearsal with Jim on bass and Issah on drums at Vancouver Rockspace.......playing Steve Morse -ish (Dixie Dregs) country rock lines with Ty Tabor bending and King's X "Over My Head" groove...

This episode features E*rock, the musician and artist who co-founded the record label Audio Dregs with his brother nearly 10 years ago. In that time he has not only become one of experimental electronic music's most important figures but also generously contributed many, many songs to early soundtracks of Cool.... more

This is a portion of the classic two-part Dregs of Humanity episode of short lived sitcom 'It's Your Move.' Jason Bateman at his finest! Look for Married With Children's David Garrison, too! 1984

**UPDATE: Visit my new site, www.learnblueslicks.com, for more free video blues lessons** Here's a nice little blues groove in the style of the Dixie Dregs. Even has a little Frank Marino in there. It's shown in G, but can be played anywhere on the neck.