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Dixie Dregs
"California Screamin'"
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The six-time Grammy nominated Dixie Dregs opened the new millennium with the release of "California Screamin'", their first album in six years, on Zebra Records. After a seven-year absence, a three-night Dixie Dregs reunion stormed the Roxy Theatre in Los Angeles on August 26th, 27th and 28th, 1999. These special shows showcased the classic 1979 line-up: Steve Morse (guitar), T Lavitz (keyboards), Rod Morgenstein (drums), Allen Sloan (violin) and Andy West (bass) with members from the most recent line-up, bassist Dave LaRue and ex-Mahavishnu Orchestra violinist Jerry Goodman. Frank Zappa's progeny, Dweezil Zappa, makes an appearance on guest guitar on the cover track "Peaches En Regalia" (interestingly, the band also covers Dickey Betts' "Jessica", an Allman Brothers concert favorite). It's time to whistle "Dixie" again in celebration of the fusion event of the year - fans of the Dixie Dregs don't want to miss "California Screamin'" - a monumental 'live' reunion.
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04:10 |
Wages Of Weirdness
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Instrumental
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03:24 |
Peaches En Regalia
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Instrumental
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04:40 |
Freefall
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Instrumental
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03:47 |
Aftershock
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Instrumental
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06:48 |
The Bash
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Instrumental
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09:00 |
Night Meets Light
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Instrumental
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04:05 |
Refried Funky Chicken
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Instrumental
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07:19 |
Jessica
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Instrumental
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05:10 |
What If
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Instrumental
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04:15 |
Sleeveless In Seattle
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Instrumental
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03:49 |
Ionized
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Instrumental
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03:30 |
The Great Spectacular
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Instrumental
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01:31 |
Dixie
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Instrumental
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Steve Morse |
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Guitars, Production, Mixing |
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T Lavitz |
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Keyboards |
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Rod Morgenstein |
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Drums |
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Allen Sloan |
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Violin |
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Dave LaRue |
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Bass, Mixing |
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Jerry Goodman |
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Violin |
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Dweezil Zappa |
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Guest Guitar on "Peaches En Regalia" |
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Ricky Schultz |
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Executive Production |
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Joe Gastwirt |
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Mastering |
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Mark Linnett |
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Engineering |
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Art Dansker |
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Concert Digital Photography |
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Doug Haverty |
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Art Direction, Design |
Recorded LIVE at the Rocy Theater, Los Angeles, California, August 26-28, 1999.
Mixed at MOR Studios, Florida.
Mastered at OceanView Digital Mastering.
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
