I'm pretty sure it's been said already, but what a crime to cut away from a beautiful T Lavitz solo like that- I'm sure they were able to split the screen already in those days.
The guitar sound is better that on DVD with the Steve Morse Band. It's great too all there and the music was played complete. But the sound of this tele it's very nice.
True story. I'm at West LA Music Keyboard show sometime in early or mid 80s and T. Lavitz is in the Ensoniq room demo-ing their latest products. I'm a huge Dregs fan. No internet yet. I'm a young fan and I asked him what the "T" stood for. He was so cool n humble- he lowers his voice: "Don't tell anybody, it's Terry". I believe they were all humble like that! Steve certainly was as well- he often stayed behind after a show to meet fans and he was the most humble gentleman. My favorite guitarist!
My first listen to Steve was shortly after High Tension Wires came out and I was in the local music store, the owner was listening to Tumeni Notes and I pretty much froze and listened. I had to ask who it was. At the time I was still in the early phase of learning guitar and was blown away. All these years later I still can't believe what I see and hear sometimes. Steve is an incredible and diverse talent. Sidenote, Jerry is just as bad ass and has been killing on the violin forever. His stuff way back with Mahavishnu was insane.
This is the kind of music he will never play with Deep Purple. But strangely, that guitar is the one he also used to play tracks like Space Truckin, Black Night, and HIghway Star. Just a proof how versatile and expansive his guitar playing is!!
It's comforting to know there are other human beings that are just as ate up with this group and the incredible virtuosity they brought to the table.i now know I'm not alone.thank you.
I know I cannot pick a favorite band...but if I HAD to it would be the Dregs. For the last 45+ years. On top of the astounding virtuosity, the music is fun and clever. It always makes me smile. I met Steve Morse briefly several times and he was always humble and down to earth.
I hate to say it. I see no cords coming from instruments. 1981 did not possess the tech. I love the band and all of their extraordinary musicianship, but I can't tell if it's actually live.
So at 2:08, what's that hanging from Steve's guitar? You're not very bright, are you? I saw the Dregs about 30 times, and I can assure you that this is LIVE.
@@cornfilledscreamer614 Easy Cheezy! Dang! all you had to say is, "due to the poor quality of this post of this VCR video, it is hard to notice the cords but, you can catch a glimpse of them around 2:08...", so you are correct and I was mistaken, and I have edited my comment, and "Yes. I am very 'bright', thank you."
Was lucky enough to see this version of the band a number of times in the NY/NJ area. Always a fantastic show. The Bash was the song that made your hair stand on end.
I remember reading a story that when Steve Morse was working for the airlines he attended a work holiday party and sat in with the band and no one had any idea he could play or who he was! So imagine seeing him rip it like this at a party! Jaws must have been dropping all over!
Saw yhem with Sea level doing this❤
Props to Mr Snyder for the guest spot.
Insane. Saw em twice. My hair was burned off.
Man I love Steve Morse and the Dregs so damn much!!!!!
Steve morse is guitar God
Saw this tour in Vancouver and in Orlando. Incredible.
How cool was Tom Snyder to have these guys on.
I'm pretty sure it's been said already, but what a crime to cut away from a beautiful T Lavitz solo like that- I'm sure they were able to split the screen already in those days.
ROD IS GOD !!! #iykyk
No. Ritchie Blackmore couldn't do that on his very best day.
The guitar sound is better that on DVD with the Steve Morse Band. It's great too all there and the music was played complete. But the sound of this tele it's very nice.
Hey Scott this is bluegrass county music sucks
Steve Morse just as good then as now
T Lavitz ❤
True story. I'm at West LA Music Keyboard show sometime in early or mid 80s and T. Lavitz is in the Ensoniq room demo-ing their latest products. I'm a huge Dregs fan. No internet yet. I'm a young fan and I asked him what the "T" stood for. He was so cool n humble- he lowers his voice: "Don't tell anybody, it's Terry". I believe they were all humble like that! Steve certainly was as well- he often stayed behind after a show to meet fans and he was the most humble gentleman. My favorite guitarist!
Actually, The Tomorrow Show, hosted by Tom Snyder. It was a great place to find bands that weren't in the mainstream of the day.
I push Dregs 🌴🌴
Crank It Up!!!
Amazing 😮
What song do they tease at 2:57?
It's freight train isn't it?
My first listen to Steve was shortly after High Tension Wires came out and I was in the local music store, the owner was listening to Tumeni Notes and I pretty much froze and listened. I had to ask who it was. At the time I was still in the early phase of learning guitar and was blown away. All these years later I still can't believe what I see and hear sometimes. Steve is an incredible and diverse talent. Sidenote, Jerry is just as bad ass and has been killing on the violin forever. His stuff way back with Mahavishnu was insane.
This is the kind of music he will never play with Deep Purple. But strangely, that guitar is the one he also used to play tracks like Space Truckin, Black Night, and HIghway Star. Just a proof how versatile and expansive his guitar playing is!!
Acuff be like: 🙀
First heard that song back in '81, it's still great!
It's comforting to know there are other human beings that are just as ate up with this group and the incredible virtuosity they brought to the table.i now know I'm not alone.thank you.
I know I cannot pick a favorite band...but if I HAD to it would be the Dregs. For the last 45+ years. On top of the astounding virtuosity, the music is fun and clever. It always makes me smile. I met Steve Morse briefly several times and he was always humble and down to earth.
Wow and wow a brief shout out to Mark he could just play with anybody.sometimes it's the notes you don't play.hes good at that.what a band.
Haha! Just seen that you can use two hands to do fast pentatonic keyboard runs! Never even occurred to me….so much easier…I’m an idiot.
Not to knock Mark Conner but Allen Sloan (who left the band to earn an MD) is still my favourite.
Good,Well,wel,ดีมาก.ไทยแลนด์.แม่มุก.วา.แมน.เทพใหม่....
Talk About A SuperGroup jeesh!
Bons tempos...
Awesome - two of my favourite Dregs tracks! I had no idea these vids existed. Thanks for uploading!
Fuxxing FIRE 🔥🤠🤯
Aah, that Franken-Tele!
Jerry Goodman has incredible chops.
"So what's so great about the Dregs?" "_Chops!_ They have more in their little fingers than your band has in its whole body! Listen and learn."
Ya got that right
They asked recently to Alex Lifeson “ Who’s your favorite guitarist “? He responded simply :” Steve Morse “. 😊❤
I hate to say it. I see no cords coming from instruments. 1981 did not possess the tech. I love the band and all of their extraordinary musicianship, but I can't tell if it's actually live.
So at 2:08, what's that hanging from Steve's guitar? You're not very bright, are you? I saw the Dregs about 30 times, and I can assure you that this is LIVE.
@@cornfilledscreamer614 Easy Cheezy! Dang! all you had to say is, "due to the poor quality of this post of this VCR video, it is hard to notice the cords but, you can catch a glimpse of them around 2:08...", so you are correct and I was mistaken, and I have edited my comment, and "Yes. I am very 'bright', thank you."
@@waikibz Props for manning up.
@@waikibz just an fyi a a company called Shaffer marketed the first wireless system in 1976. Angus Young was an early adopter of the Shaffer system.
The Shred Baron!
SMOKE !!!!!💨
Most Awesome :)
it is 2020, there is still no band that can match this band, regardless of the incarnation. Dregs Rule!
No one comes close to Steve's ability to compose instrumentals.
@@Telepkr Even the solos in Dregs' songs were amazing compositions.
Was lucky enough to see this version of the band a number of times in the NY/NJ area. Always a fantastic show. The Bash was the song that made your hair stand on end.
Yes! I saw them at a club in Cherry Hill in the summer of 1980. Such a great show!
I saw them 21 April 1981 UTC Chattanooga TN with Mark O'Connor just joined the band
The best Guitarist - Composer on the Planet ! ... King Morse indeed !!!
what a bunch of showoffs.... or may I say badasses....
Morse doubles 64th note riff (3:11 is one example)! He stopped doing that later, left dear T to play it
wow, I've never seen this THANK YOU!
Monster live performance. Monster.
His guitar just has a shit load more notes than mine...Steve is one of the most likeable and friendly guitar giant you'll ever meet!
I remember reading a story that when Steve Morse was working for the airlines he attended a work holiday party and sat in with the band and no one had any idea he could play or who he was! So imagine seeing him rip it like this at a party! Jaws must have been dropping all over!
Poor band, imagine trying to play pop covers to get paid and Steve Morse walks in
@@jiricirtek8160 🤣
No one mentions Andy West's fantastic bassline....
toadally!
I do !
Andy's playing a fantastic bassline!