I turned my brother in law, (who played bass for the Pretenders before he died) on to this song when he came to New Orleans. He flipped out! Wow, you Americans are really something! is what he said.
Also, when I saw Steve Morse sit in with Paco Delucia, Al Dimeols, and John McGlaclin (spelling?), Steve was the star!!
Saw the Dregs at the Golden Bear, HB, in 1980, Smoked alot of weed and did some coke and tripped on the show front row! Good times back then, where did they go? Steve Morse is GOD!
In 1979 The Dixie Dregs played at FAU and just blew us away! I couldn't listen too anything else but the dregs for months. What a Band! Thanks for sharing.
thanks for posting this .... i just can't get enuff of the Dixie Dregs, it's great to see Steve playing the old tele/stratnecked warhorse that's been retired, to me it had a sound all it's own that the other Morse guitars can't match, it's a pleasure to listen to .....RIP T' and may we all keep rockin
I remember when I was taking bass lessons at Univ. of Miami's Jazz School in 1978 and T. Lavitz was the keyboard player for The Univ. of Miami Jazz Band with Whit Sidener(Director). Used to see him around school and was already a fan of The Dregs(since'76). When all of a sudden he was in The Dregs, I was stoked for him! Saw The Dregs many times in the late 70's, early 80's in Coconut Grove's, Peacock Park and in Gainesville for homecoming. Classic group, just amazing performers! God bless T...
This Performance is From The "BILL TUSH" Show.Which was On "TBS" Back then....After SEEING,This Went to My Local Libarary & Checked Out Every 'DIXIE DREGS' Record.
Then After Listening BOUGHT Their WHOLE Catalog,That Which was Avaible.
Thank you For Posting And Bringing Back some Great Memorie's.
At times, the guitar / melody remind me of Jeff Beck's mid '70s "fusion" era....not to confuse such a great band (and guitar player!) with copping material from big Jeff...but just sayin.....GREAT TUNE! Love the Dregs, Steve Morse Band, and all the individual Dregs' playing! ;)
I always thought that as good a fiddler as Mark OConnor was, he didn't fit the band as well as Alan Sloan did.....didn't have that classical training that added so much more. I was o.k. with T. Lavitz replacing Mark Parrish though.
I always thought that as good a fiddler as Mark OConnor was, he didn't fit the band like Alan Sloan did.....didn't have that classical training that added so much more. I was o.k. with T. Lavitz replacing Mark Parrish though.
@webada76 I completely agree about O'Connor. Sloan was an integral part of their sound and feel. Parrish was a heavy in his own right. Check out his bio on Wiki.
(con't from previous post) My friend, Mike Goldman, was from Long Island and had gone to school with Rod Morgenstein. I got him to work stage security with me. We got to meet the band before the show, and Mike and Rod had a mini-reunion. It was a fantastic show. I saw them a couple of years later in WPB at the old "leaky teepee" when they were the warm up band for Molly Hatchet. Now, Molly Hatchet was from my home town, Jacksonville, Fl., but I thought the Dixie Dregs flat BLEW THEM AWAY!
I first saw these guys in '78 while on spring break, down on River St. in Savannah, Georgia on St. Patrick's Day. They were promoting their second album "What If". I was blown away. I was going to F.A.U. down in Boca Raton, Fl. at the time, and I told our program board about them. The program board booked them, and they played on the outdoor stage at F.A.U. on Dec. 3rd. 1978. I usually did front stage security for these productions, so I had the 'best seats' in the house....(con't)
Saw them do this live at the Roxy, front row center. Blew my mind. Insane! Believe it or not this is a bit tame compared to that night. Thanks for sharing. And ya, RIP T Lavitz (very nice btw).
I saw the Dregs over 20 times back when.....I've seen Dream Theater twice and both times I didn't make it through the whole show.....but that j might be just me....the Dregs were just the best!
I saw the Dregs over 20 times back when.....I've seen Dream Theater twice and both times I didn't make it through the whole show.....but that might be just me....the Dregs were simply the best!
anybody have a video of the Dregs on the Bill Tush show, performing this tune? I remember it well, but I haven't seen it since it aired way back in the day.
The biggest sellers of 1981 include Olivia Newton John, Sheena Easton and Lionel Richie. The difference between actual musicians and what people will buy can be really depressing. Also, he needs to flip that guitar over and put more pickups in the back.
First league! Their music is so complex, and being able to repeat almost note-by-note live on stage what they did back in the studio, takes some freaking excellent musicians. Love them!
LOL !! That's what I get for typing and not watching !!!! There's the OB-Xa to T's left @0:58--1:10 !!!! HA !!! He was sooooo damned good !!!! With Steve, Andy, Mark, and the always-happy Rod !!! Awesome musicians all !!!! Thanks for the happy memories, especially in light of the loss of T. R.I.P.
Oh, God: I was not aware of T's passing :-( So sad. I met T right after he joined The Dregs, and he was such a warm and genuine person. I went to see The Dregs play at a Miami college, and T had just gotten his brand-new Oberheim OB-Xa; splittable keyboard, cutting-edge for the day. He brought me up on stage before the show, and we played "Heart and Soul" on it like a couple of kids !!!!:P Good Lord, we lose the best ones. Thanks for everything, T. Peace:-)
@nexusutube ...more like Donkey Kong.....but hey, don't clown on T Lavitz (rest in peace, friend)....a great keyboard player...well, okay...this is thirty years old....and "Pac Man" sounds were hip! ;)
This vid is among the best archive by fans stuff, that just kicks ass! Right up here with the video of Bash/promenade. How many Dregs w/Mark O'conner vids are there? Don't get me wrong; I like Sloan as much as O'conner, as much .as Goodman. I could give negs and positives to each, but all are about passion, and we are lucky to have these types of musicians . Ever wake up on your cousin's couch when you were 20 something, after partying all night, and put on headphones
These guys are the best of the best for sure. I'm glad I have gotten to see them live a couple of times and I want to see them again and again! Their interplay just blows my mind. I love Steve Morse's acoustic pieces too. What a master guitarist he is!!!
I was pissed.I saw the the dregs three times before.And this would be the first time with mark o'conner..He had just quit the band.What happend? They were still great tho...Can I add I've met steve morse many times as well as the band....Great guy's class act..
Steve Morse is the guitar player I measure myself by. I love the Dreggs. This song really lifts the spirits and speaks to greatness, which is something Steve achieves with his pioneering dedication to the guitar.
it just doesn't get any better than this. i've heard music as good, but never better. notice that the stage is littered with Conn strobotuners. state of the art tuning devices of that era.
Not really "bootleg" video--This is from NBC's "Tomorrow" show w/Tom Snyder! And 1981 seems about right. Man, I thought I'd never see this performance again! It's what turned me on to the Dregs and changed my musical path forever. Thanks so much for posting this! Post more if you have more!
As they were when I saw them back then. I love the "FrankenTele"!! Note Steve's look of frustration at 2:40 after Rod picks up the tempo on his solo. Crew's "out of " Control, yet they still pull off a magnificent comeback.
@notsoflexibleflyer That's not frustration, that's Steve with his "game face" getting ready to burn the fretboard while doing tradeoffs with the rest of the band. Believe me, Rod is kicking ass at that point in the tune like he always does. Now tell me, people - who has this kind of band any more? Who demands this kind of musicianship? Fucking pansy-assed pussy bands...all of them!
@notsoflexibleflyer I assure you, Steve and Rod were perfectly in synch - Rod always goes way up-tempo in the live version of this song during the drum solo and Steve just had his game face on. The huge mistake Steve makes at around 0:38 is far more obvious that any frustration you think Steve may be having at the prospect of having to shred...
My feelings precisely. Another fun moment, is at 2:47 where Andy's reinforcement echoing Steve's 2:40 "game?" face shows Andy beating his fist in time and going behind Steve at 2:47 to give Rod the eye as if to say "Whoa Simba! pull it back to the 162 bpm pocket from the 184 bpm adrenaline rush so we can all do manageable trade offs." Ah... the joys of live performance.
@notsoflexibleflyer Yeah you're right, real music breathes. Rod definitely sped up to a new thing on purpose during his drum solo. Maybe his enthusiasm got the best of him, who knows? Or maybe after touring for so long, he's just wanting to push there and see how fast they can do it.....But you know Steve can hang no matter what.
@mcj3691 Steve immediately crunks the 1st chord of the melody at 0:38. Look/listen at the prescribed moment. I play this song and know it very well. Simple F-up from someone who doesn't F-up often, especially on a such a simple chord. Shit happens.
I turned my brother in law, (who played bass for the Pretenders before he died) on to this song when he came to New Orleans. He flipped out! Wow, you Americans are really something! is what he said.
Also, when I saw Steve Morse sit in with Paco Delucia, Al Dimeols, and John McGlaclin (spelling?), Steve was the star!!
LawrenceKennard 3 weeks ago
Gokil...! Amazing...! :) love this band..
ventorismo 3 weeks ago
Saw the Dregs at the Golden Bear, HB, in 1980, Smoked alot of weed and did some coke and tripped on the show front row! Good times back then, where did they go? Steve Morse is GOD!
0Chickenfoot 1 month ago
Sounds like video game music.
mayhembiff 1 month ago
In 1979 The Dixie Dregs played at FAU and just blew us away! I couldn't listen too anything else but the dregs for months. What a Band! Thanks for sharing.
FlaSun1 1 month ago
Cara, pensar que Steve Morse é de fato canhoto com esse alternate picking...
stonelenny 2 months ago
I challenge EVERY musician in this video......to come to my house and have dinner.
80sHardRockLover 4 months ago 5
GOTTA LOVE THEM!
tracyduarte62 4 months ago
Morse could write and play his ass off. What a phenomenal achievement to have put this type of group together. Unbelievable.
swikkis 5 months ago
YES, kiddies, that's how REAL musicians do it!
axxeminister 5 months ago 2
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okay dickhead this was at the country club in reseda, i helped set up the show cause i sat all f'n day in front for the best seats
chuchu4243 5 months ago
okay dickhead this was at the country club in reseda, i helped ste up the show cause i sat all f'n day in front for the best seats
chuchu4243 5 months ago
Blown away, had the privilege seeing this classic line up @ The Golden Bear in Huntington Beach Calif 1981. Industry Standard Tour
I was never the same that nite after cold Heineken & seeing, hearing their technical skills
Analog Synths ruled!
RIP T. Lavitz! The world suffered a profound loss of your musicianship in passing
adrianh63 6 months ago
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this band's guitarist plays like Steve Morse!!!!
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CsffSmXa 6 months ago
holy shit T Lavitz!!
boogster123321 6 months ago
thanks for posting this .... i just can't get enuff of the Dixie Dregs, it's great to see Steve playing the old tele/stratnecked warhorse that's been retired, to me it had a sound all it's own that the other Morse guitars can't match, it's a pleasure to listen to .....RIP T' and may we all keep rockin
strangher11 6 months ago
I remember when I was taking bass lessons at Univ. of Miami's Jazz School in 1978 and T. Lavitz was the keyboard player for The Univ. of Miami Jazz Band with Whit Sidener(Director). Used to see him around school and was already a fan of The Dregs(since'76). When all of a sudden he was in The Dregs, I was stoked for him! Saw The Dregs many times in the late 70's, early 80's in Coconut Grove's, Peacock Park and in Gainesville for homecoming. Classic group, just amazing performers! God bless T...
robertdeltajohnson 7 months ago
I guess 'Andy West' is too big for the title...lol...
dgerio 7 months ago
This Performance is From The "BILL TUSH" Show.Which was On "TBS" Back then....After SEEING,This Went to My Local Libarary & Checked Out Every 'DIXIE DREGS' Record.
Then After Listening BOUGHT Their WHOLE Catalog,That Which was Avaible.
Thank you For Posting And Bringing Back some Great Memorie's.
johntrytek 8 months ago
can someone put the piece Old World on here please
1dillontaylor 8 months ago
Wow! Listen to how some of the REAL fusion cats played and learn!
usatran 8 months ago
I curse my lack of vocabulary. The word "brilliant" just seems so inadequate.
carvetop01 8 months ago
Steve Morse and Mark O'conner. Two prodigies.
motorcityquig 8 months ago
@motorcityquig They were all prodigies....
beeroosterm 6 months ago
smokin fuckin hot!!!
wellcraft28 8 months ago
Another amazing product of the Universtiy of Miami. R.I.P. T-Lavitz....
vegastyphoon 9 months ago
At times, the guitar / melody remind me of Jeff Beck's mid '70s "fusion" era....not to confuse such a great band (and guitar player!) with copping material from big Jeff...but just sayin.....GREAT TUNE! Love the Dregs, Steve Morse Band, and all the individual Dregs' playing! ;)
glueforall 9 months ago
I always thought that as good a fiddler as Mark OConnor was, he didn't fit the band as well as Alan Sloan did.....didn't have that classical training that added so much more. I was o.k. with T. Lavitz replacing Mark Parrish though.
webada76 10 months ago
I always thought that as good a fiddler as Mark OConnor was, he didn't fit the band like Alan Sloan did.....didn't have that classical training that added so much more. I was o.k. with T. Lavitz replacing Mark Parrish though.
webada76 10 months ago
@webada76 I completely agree about O'Connor. Sloan was an integral part of their sound and feel. Parrish was a heavy in his own right. Check out his bio on Wiki.
collins61 10 months ago
Rod is some kinda drum God!
keenanX1 10 months ago
@keenanX1 I agree,... I'm pretty much a self taught drummer from all of Rod's instructional material,... he's my drumming hero!!!!
zephead2002 9 months ago
I will hunt down those 2 dislikes.
ramitupursnout 10 months ago
O'Connor looks like he just stepped out of Felix the Cat.
dragknuckle 10 months ago
(con't from previous post) My friend, Mike Goldman, was from Long Island and had gone to school with Rod Morgenstein. I got him to work stage security with me. We got to meet the band before the show, and Mike and Rod had a mini-reunion. It was a fantastic show. I saw them a couple of years later in WPB at the old "leaky teepee" when they were the warm up band for Molly Hatchet. Now, Molly Hatchet was from my home town, Jacksonville, Fl., but I thought the Dixie Dregs flat BLEW THEM AWAY!
FiascoForty 10 months ago
I first saw these guys in '78 while on spring break, down on River St. in Savannah, Georgia on St. Patrick's Day. They were promoting their second album "What If". I was blown away. I was going to F.A.U. down in Boca Raton, Fl. at the time, and I told our program board about them. The program board booked them, and they played on the outdoor stage at F.A.U. on Dec. 3rd. 1978. I usually did front stage security for these productions, so I had the 'best seats' in the house....(con't)
FiascoForty 10 months ago
Saw them do this live at the Roxy, front row center. Blew my mind. Insane! Believe it or not this is a bit tame compared to that night. Thanks for sharing. And ya, RIP T Lavitz (very nice btw).
kmacdowe 11 months ago
Dream Theater couldn't cover this correctly... but they could sure try
davesmusicmania1 11 months ago
I saw the Dregs over 20 times back when.....I've seen Dream Theater twice and both times I didn't make it through the whole show.....but that j might be just me....the Dregs were just the best!
webada76 10 months ago
I saw the Dregs over 20 times back when.....I've seen Dream Theater twice and both times I didn't make it through the whole show.....but that might be just me....the Dregs were simply the best!
webada76 10 months ago
Amazing - a truly unique high-energy performance.
schismc 1 year ago
anybody have a video of the Dregs on the Bill Tush show, performing this tune? I remember it well, but I haven't seen it since it aired way back in the day.
panurge987 1 year ago
The Dregs never recovered after Allen Sloan left the band. I never realized how important he was for live performanced until he was gone.
BullToTheShit 1 year ago
what a stellar line-up!!
marcdrumz 1 year ago
Wow!! Did not know that T. Lavitz had passed away. One of the greatest bands of all time.
midiman51 1 year ago
@midiman51 for real man---I just found out now.
headshop 1 year ago
So ahead of their time!
GhettoDope7lc 1 year ago
R.I.P. . . . T. Lavitz.
keyfish 1 year ago
The biggest sellers of 1981 include Olivia Newton John, Sheena Easton and Lionel Richie. The difference between actual musicians and what people will buy can be really depressing. Also, he needs to flip that guitar over and put more pickups in the back.
joynthis 1 year ago 6
First league! Their music is so complex, and being able to repeat almost note-by-note live on stage what they did back in the studio, takes some freaking excellent musicians. Love them!
MrXsong 1 year ago
LOL !! That's what I get for typing and not watching !!!! There's the OB-Xa to T's left @0:58--1:10 !!!! HA !!! He was sooooo damned good !!!! With Steve, Andy, Mark, and the always-happy Rod !!! Awesome musicians all !!!! Thanks for the happy memories, especially in light of the loss of T. R.I.P.
binnyman 1 year ago
Oh, God: I was not aware of T's passing :-( So sad. I met T right after he joined The Dregs, and he was such a warm and genuine person. I went to see The Dregs play at a Miami college, and T had just gotten his brand-new Oberheim OB-Xa; splittable keyboard, cutting-edge for the day. He brought me up on stage before the show, and we played "Heart and Soul" on it like a couple of kids !!!!:P Good Lord, we lose the best ones. Thanks for everything, T. Peace:-)
binnyman 1 year ago
The keyboard sounds like pacman.
nexusutube 1 year ago
@nexusutube ...more like Donkey Kong.....but hey, don't clown on T Lavitz (rest in peace, friend)....a great keyboard player...well, okay...this is thirty years old....and "Pac Man" sounds were hip! ;)
glueforall 9 months ago
Isn't that Andy West on bass?
johnc925 1 year ago 2
@johnc925 Yes, that is Andy West on Bass. He is truly an Unsung Hero.
byronsimon 1 year ago
too bad T is lost in the mix
moineau2007 1 year ago
Thank you!!!!!!
This archival footage, that is indispensable !!!!
Probably the best I've seen yet1
randallcaster 1 year ago
RIP to the great T LAVITZ
GeorgeVCT 1 year ago 24
Another great musician has left the planet. We'll see ya later, T
Bifrons 1 year ago
This vid is among the best archive by fans stuff, that just kicks ass! Right up here with the video of Bash/promenade. How many Dregs w/Mark O'conner vids are there? Don't get me wrong; I like Sloan as much as O'conner, as much .as Goodman. I could give negs and positives to each, but all are about passion, and we are lucky to have these types of musicians . Ever wake up on your cousin's couch when you were 20 something, after partying all night, and put on headphones
randallcaster 1 year ago
@randallcaster
playing Night Meet's light , from a audiophile set up Marantz system from a pristine LP? Yep thems the days.
randallcaster 1 year ago
I got to see these guys a couple of times in my wild youth. They just KICKED ASS!! Thanks for posting this, I miss the fusion days.
stoobeetube 1 year ago
Holy cow!!!! Eye sockets smoking after listening to this. What's this piece called?
quatlucius 1 year ago
@quatlucius It's called "Cruise Control", and can be found on their "Unsung Heros" CD.
marcdrumz 1 year ago
RIP T...2 Good @ B 4 gotten...
taggline 1 year ago
@taggline
Fuck me, is this true?
I use to correspond with him years ago, and he was one of my my space guys.
randallcaster 1 year ago
R.I.P. T. Lavitz :(
TheBlackycat 1 year ago
T. Lavitz will be sadly missed.
Died in his sleep on Oct 7th.
pandstar 1 year ago
Where is this from?!? Didn't know any footage of them from this period existed.
Cygnus111 1 year ago
Saw them at Clark University in 1984. One of my all time favorites!
mdels1 1 year ago
Who Is The Keybordist...??
fredrickson1 1 year ago
@fredrickson1 T. Lavitz
motorcityquig 1 year ago
Let us not forget Andy West on Bass. Didn't see that in post. My apologies if I missed it.
meekoloco 1 year ago
@meekoloco Found it!
meekoloco 1 year ago
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OMG! It just gets better...
PaulDoc999 1 year ago
This is FN badass lol
moJomittens 1 year ago
These guys are the best of the best for sure. I'm glad I have gotten to see them live a couple of times and I want to see them again and again! Their interplay just blows my mind. I love Steve Morse's acoustic pieces too. What a master guitarist he is!!!
OZRIC1985 1 year ago
Love those early synthesizers...
gmcjetpilot 1 year ago
i love this!
t0psecretshit 1 year ago
I was pissed.I saw the the dregs three times before.And this would be the first time with mark o'conner..He had just quit the band.What happend? They were still great tho...Can I add I've met steve morse many times as well as the band....Great guy's class act..
stiggs61 1 year ago
Nice video!! Keep'n rockin
GuiMXC 1 year ago
I'm very disappointed in myself for taking so long to listen to this band, absolutely fantastic playing!
SomethingWild9608 1 year ago
Steve Morse is the guitar player I measure myself by. I love the Dreggs. This song really lifts the spirits and speaks to greatness, which is something Steve achieves with his pioneering dedication to the guitar.
GuyFDuff 1 year ago
there was a 2nd performance in the show - pride of the farm- wish i could upload it!
63drawoh 1 year ago
it just doesn't get any better than this. i've heard music as good, but never better. notice that the stage is littered with Conn strobotuners. state of the art tuning devices of that era.
gdrbs427 1 year ago 3
Closer to trading 32nd notes.
jimisback 1 year ago
This....is....so....fucking....RIGHTEOUS!!
knoxunflower1 1 year ago
1982 I'm thinking.
Definitely Andy West on bass.
weesejr 1 year ago
I'd place this video in 1982. That's when I saw them with Mark and also when Industry Standard came out.
guitargarden 1 year ago
kerry king on bass
LTdrumma 1 year ago
@LTdrumma ,thats andy west if my memory serves me correctly trademark camo pants.
bubba2215 1 year ago
@bubba2215 lol i was jking i said it was kerry king because of the beard
LTdrumma 1 year ago
@LTdrumma ,wow my age is showing,had to look it up who he was.
bubba2215 1 year ago
@LTdrumma ,dont know a lot about slayer
bubba2215 1 year ago
Great video!!!!!!!!!!!!Blew me away when i first hear it...i was "thats the music i wanna play!!" thanks for posting
ChicoMiceliChannel 2 years ago
This is absolutely crazy! Love it!
JohnnyTsunami68 2 years ago
Great vid...but I think this is '83. Dig the Steinberger bass, and Marc O'Connor.
martyteboe 2 years ago
This is one of my favorite Dregs hits: Cruise Control. Thanks so much for posting. If you have any more of this please post.
cjk9013 2 years ago
Very nice! Loved it!
mrc1612 2 years ago
Steve Morse - What More Can You Say..Now That's A Hot Rodded Tele to The Max...Mark O'Connor also Ruled Here with The Dregs...What A Band !
jobe69 2 years ago
Not really "bootleg" video--This is from NBC's "Tomorrow" show w/Tom Snyder! And 1981 seems about right. Man, I thought I'd never see this performance again! It's what turned me on to the Dregs and changed my musical path forever. Thanks so much for posting this! Post more if you have more!
chadahoocheeboy 2 years ago
This is the line-up at my first Dregs concert. They totally blew me away. I also would love to see more footage.
awkelly 2 years ago
Awesome!!!!!!!!!
Thanks very...very much!
1matrix9 2 years ago
As they were when I saw them back then. I love the "FrankenTele"!! Note Steve's look of frustration at 2:40 after Rod picks up the tempo on his solo. Crew's "out of " Control, yet they still pull off a magnificent comeback.
notsoflexibleflyer 2 years ago
@notsoflexibleflyer That's not frustration, that's Steve with his "game face" getting ready to burn the fretboard while doing tradeoffs with the rest of the band. Believe me, Rod is kicking ass at that point in the tune like he always does. Now tell me, people - who has this kind of band any more? Who demands this kind of musicianship? Fucking pansy-assed pussy bands...all of them!
beeroosterm 1 year ago
@notsoflexibleflyer I assure you, Steve and Rod were perfectly in synch - Rod always goes way up-tempo in the live version of this song during the drum solo and Steve just had his game face on. The huge mistake Steve makes at around 0:38 is far more obvious that any frustration you think Steve may be having at the prospect of having to shred...
beeroosterm 1 year ago
@beeroosterm What huge mistake at 0:38?
mcj3691 1 year ago
@mcj3691
My feelings precisely. Another fun moment, is at 2:47 where Andy's reinforcement echoing Steve's 2:40 "game?" face shows Andy beating his fist in time and going behind Steve at 2:47 to give Rod the eye as if to say "Whoa Simba! pull it back to the 162 bpm pocket from the 184 bpm adrenaline rush so we can all do manageable trade offs." Ah... the joys of live performance.
notsoflexibleflyer 1 year ago
@notsoflexibleflyer Yeah you're right, real music breathes. Rod definitely sped up to a new thing on purpose during his drum solo. Maybe his enthusiasm got the best of him, who knows? Or maybe after touring for so long, he's just wanting to push there and see how fast they can do it.....But you know Steve can hang no matter what.
mcj3691 1 year ago
@mcj3691
... most especially Steve!!
notsoflexibleflyer 1 year ago
@mcj3691 Steve immediately crunks the 1st chord of the melody at 0:38. Look/listen at the prescribed moment. I play this song and know it very well. Simple F-up from someone who doesn't F-up often, especially on a such a simple chord. Shit happens.
beeroosterm 1 year ago
Thanks for posting it!
EthnHayabusa 2 years ago
Thanks you guys. Glad you like it!
lowando 2 years ago 5
@lowando
Some of the best archival footage of a band that is a National Treasure!
One of the best on YT for instrumentalists. This is musical history!
randallcaster 1 year ago
best bootleg post ever!
bloodskulls 2 years ago
awesome post!
bloodskulls 2 years ago
Incredible video! Is there any more footage?
What a find.
HollywoodWags 2 years ago