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Wow, Steve Morse is such a versatile and aggressive musician as well!! His creature- "Dixie Dreggs"- fits perfectly into his stunning style.This is art rock, enriched with incredible guitar excursions into the US country music, performed skilfully and also emotionally supported by a fine violin! Music should be represented by albums like these...because it's simple from the point of view of its compositions, but also tinged with a lot of music colours. I remember his experience with Kansas, but I think of the incredible personal style of Morse here, and I think it's better in this kind of music approach!!
Recommended!! 


Poster: Slartiwoo

Studio Album, released in 1980

Songs / Tracks Listing 
1. Road Expense (3:24)
2. Pride O' The Farm (3:40)
3. Twiggs Approved (4:29)
4. Hereafter (6:21)
5. The Great Spectacular (3:20)
6. Broad Street Strut (3:54)
7. I'm Freaking Out (9:06)
8. Old World (2:00)

Total Time: 36:14
This album received a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Instrumental Performance.

DIXIE DREGS:
- Steve Morse / acoustic and electric guitars, banjo, pedal steel
- Andy West / fretted and fretless bass
- Allen Sloan / acoustic and electric violins, viola
- Rod Morgenstein / drums and percussion
- T Lavitz / acoustic and electric piano, organ, synthesizer, clavinet