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rockdrumr429 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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I went to see Stanley Clarke at The Laurie Auditorium in San Antonio and there was this completely unknown band opening for him called the Dixie Dregs. I couldn't wait to see some bunch of bozos called Dixie Dregs who must have some gall to think they were good enough to be on stage with a jazz/fusion great. WOW! Was I ever blown away!
mangiapatatearrosto (1 month ago) Show Hide
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does anybody know wich album contains this piece??
MitchTenderness (1 month ago) Show Hide
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the album is called "What If" the whole album is awesome i highly recomend it
MitchTenderness (1 month ago) Show Hide
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it's a Dixie Dregs album not Steve Morse Band by the way so you don't have trouble finding it
riddickbass989 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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"what if" dei dixie dregs..peccato ke non c'è l'assolo di basso..
gvt76 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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He's definetly the BEST!
panhead1219 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Damn. Steve and the band are really good!
BrainFPatterson (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Chromatype, listen to McLaughlin play Indian-jazz fusion on Shakti's Handful Of Beauty CD, with a guitar desinged to enable him to imitate the microtones used in Indian classical music. The improvs that defy belief. He's never recorded country music but there are styles Morse hasn't tried either. Doesn't make either better than the other. I think McLaughlin more creatvie when it comes to improvising, though.
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I was in a progressive jazz band that opened the show for the Dregs in the 1970s. No artist enjoys being blown off the stage by another band, but I am grateful for the opportunity to rub elbows with such extraordinary talent.
Growlycake (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Loving the 'cranked' version of the main theme just before the drum solo. Then again, loving the whole thing really!

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