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Dixie Dregs
"Dregs Of The Earth"
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"Dregs Of The Earth" feature the Dixie Dregs at their best. Their unique brand of Rock/Country/Jazz/Classical/Blues fusion entertains musicians and general music lovers alike. From the opening rock burner "Road Expense" through the minstral-like closing tune "Old World", guitarist Steve Morse's tightly interwoven melodies are cleanly executed and entertaining. You'll enjoy the country hoedown flavor and humor of "Pride O' The Farm", and the classically balanced "Hereafter" - all driven by the miraculous guitar work of Morse, where every note is picked (no hammer-on's or pull-off's here). "I'm Freaking Out" is another standout, where Morse's guitar and T Lavitz' keyboards push, shove and vie for attention for nine minutes in one of the Dixie Dregs finest moments on record.
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03:24 |
Road Expense
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Instrumental
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03:42 |
Pride O' The Farm
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Instrumental
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04:34 |
Twiggs Approved
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Instrumental
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06:26 |
Hereafter
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Instrumental
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03:21 |
The Great Spectacular
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Instrumental
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03:58 |
Broad Street Strut
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Instrumental
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09:08 |
I'm Freaking Out
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Instrumental
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02:00 |
Old World
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Instrumental
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Steve Morse |
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Acoustic and Electric Guitars, Banjo, Pedal Steel, Production |
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Andy West |
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Fretted and Fretless Bass |
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Allen Sloan |
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Acoustic and Electric Violins, Viola |
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Rod Morgenstein |
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Drums, Percussion |
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T Lavitz |
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Acoustic and Electric Piano, Organ, Synthesizer, Clavinet |
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George Pappas |
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Engineering |
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Lloyd M. Segal |
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Executive Production, Direction |
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Gary Regester |
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Cover Photography |
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Terry Taylor |
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Dreg "Creatures" |
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D`Angelo Dixon |
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Inside Sleeve Photography |
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S.M. Smith |
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Inside Sleeve Photography |
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Amy Hefferman |
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Inside Sleeve Photography |
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Heather Harris |
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Album Design |
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Jeff Burkhart |
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Road Management, Lighting Direction |
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Mark Mytrowitz |
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Stage Management |
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Scoots Lyndon |
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Sound Engineering |
Recorded at Axis Sound Studio, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
