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Dixie Dregs
"Unsung Heroes"
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One of the most outstanding of all the Dregs' releases, "Unsung Heroes" was voted best guitar album of 1981 by the readers of Guitar Player magazine. Each track, from "Cruise Control" through "Go For Baroque" either features a fiery, rock-inspired Morse guitar solo, or a quietly stunning Morse guitar solo, or both. The musicianship of drummer Rod Morgenstein, violinist Allen Sloan, bassist Andy West and keyboardist T Lavitz is the added icing on the cake, as each band member has numerous spotlight and solo passages to deliver incredible Dregs music. All instrumental and pure dynamite. Overpriced Japanese import version.
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03:44 |
Cruise Control
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Instrumental
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05:00 |
Divided We Stand
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Instrumental
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03:27 |
I'll Just Pick
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Instrumental
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07:02 |
Day 444
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Instrumental
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04:35 |
Rock & Roll Park
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Instrumental
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04:01 |
Attila The Hun
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Instrumental
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04:58 |
Kat Food
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Instrumental
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03:58 |
Go For Baroque
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Instrumental
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Steve Morse |
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Acoustic and Electric Guitars, Production |
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Andy West |
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Fretted and Fretless Bass |
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Allan Sloan |
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Electric and Acoustic 5 String Violin |
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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, Saxophone |
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George Pappas |
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Engineering |
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Les Horn |
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Engineering Assistance |
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Chuck Fedonczak |
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Technical Assistance |
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George Marino |
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Mastering |
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James Flournoy Holmes |
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Design |
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Elizabeth Turk |
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Photography |
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Joel Cherry |
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Direction |
Recorded and mixed at Axis Sound Studios, Atlanta, GA, Dec. 8, 1980 to Feb. 10, 1981.
Mastered at Sterling Sound, NYC.
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