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Dear God Rod is from 3 planets away.

Красапета! 👍🤙👌

WTF?!?!?! Unreal...

epic

스티브 모스 연주 좀 보자..드러머랑 베이시스트를 카메라로 많이 잡아주는거 물론 좋지만, 메인인 스티브 모스를 너무 잘 안잡아주는 느낌이네..ㅡㅡ

It is 40 years later and the band is unbeatable

Seen Morse and dregs countless times it’s like going to school every time 🙏🏻🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀😎👍😎👍👍🎶

That’s some in-your-face playing. Up front, bold and accurate.

Que hermoso!! Estoy enamorada con la voz y el sentido de esta canción estupenda. Me veo en ti! ❤

UN real

Needs , violin and keyboard

What happened to Jerry Peek?... nobody seems to know!!!

Humbled by paco de Lucia yes but not those others.

The camera work sucks big time.

I love the tones that Steve Morse gets out of that Frankentele and his amp setup...It stacks to anything today, probably better but harder to set up....

Thanks 👍😘🇸🇪

Thanks 👍😘🇸🇪

Digging most of the rhythm, but the guitar playing otherwise lacks dynamic, tone, etc

I and a dear friend (Rest in Peace, LC) saw this tour in Dallas, TX at Tango, in 1983 I believe. Allan Holdsworth was to open. He was touring in support of I.O.U., but was having trouble getting out of Houston because of Hurricane Alicia. LC was in the record distribution business at the time & we had been invited to meet the band. As a guitarist, who also played a Telecaster (1970 Blonde Custom for you players and guitar geeks) I was a huge fan of both Steve & Allan. We went back stage, to meet the band. Steve greeted LC and I with a friendly, inviting grin, and we engaged in small talk. Steve is about as down-to-earth guy as I have ever met. The first thing he said was, “Nice to meet you guys and thanks for coming out to see us play!” We three talked for probably 5-7 minutes and all the while Steve was warming up…doing his runs, triplets, arpeggios and parts of songs. I was blown away! Here he was, talking with us and playing astonishing riffs, at the same time! Simply insane, that his muscle memory was so well practiced, that speaking with us was just another meet & greet conversation! We said our goodbyes, wished him and the band a great set and returned to our seats. Allan and his band did show up later on and played his set after Steve and his band played their set.they were so good, as evidenced by these 2 videos. We couldn’t hang around for Allan’s set, as it was a work day the next. Sadly it was my one time to meet Holdsworth, because I discovered his playing on Jean Luc Ponty’s ‘Enigmatic Ocean’ and of course UK’s eponymous album. I had seen that tour and was massively blown away with that show! Anyway, fantastic memories. I have been very fortunate to meet many of my favorite musicians in my life, as a freelance music writer. But this night has stuck in my mind for good reason. God bless you all, Rest in Peace Allan and Steve, I hope your health issues will get sorted soon and in a good way! 🎸🎸

🎉🎉🎉 ❤❤❤ 💪💪💪

Sounds like Ted the Mechanic

Jerry peek excellent bassist

Two fifths of the Dregs, taking nothing from Van Romane or Dave Larue both monster musician's but there was special about the first formation with Rod and Jerry. Not sure if I'm remembering this right but I think Jerry became a car salesman! I just can't get over how someone that talented that was in a band with one of the greatest guitarists on the planet would end up in such a profession and not be playing music unless there's a dabilitating health reason involved or something? It's a shame

He sounded so much better using power amp tube distortion, as opposed to pre amp tube distortion, which is what he uses now. Started when he switched to Peavey. Same goes for EVH.

5th winning best overall guitarrist. No one comes near!

Not his best useless noodles

Furchtbar - Location Furchtbar

👍🍀🍀🍀👍

Also da ich der erste hier bin, der nach 10 Jahren was kommentiert: Danke für das informative Video 😂👍🏻 Ich wusste bis dato noch nichts von einer Silberhaut beim Kaffee ehrlich gesagt. Fermentierung ist auch ganz interessant aber klingt alles wirklich umständlich 🤔

Who is that on bass?

Da war ich an dem Abend….(!)

Shut this off off half way thru video. Not that it bad,but this no do nothing

Liked ,think his name Andy west better on bass off of 1st couple dregs albums

I was there ... will never forget this concert and the introduction tour. I have seen them in Frankfurt, Cologne and Munich

Monsterssssss👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌🎸🎸🥁❤️

Steve's August '82 Guitar Player cover was my intro to this guy, after reading about him I bought Industry Standard (released earlier that year) and I've been hooked ever since. I will say I've spent absolutely no time with his work with Kansas or Deep Purple - for me he's one of those players (like Jeff Beck, like John Petrucci) where I just can't stand vocal interruptions of his/their flow.

Узнал его лучше. Это гитарист от бога. DEEP PU RPIE потерял его,а зря

Epic! Really loved Steve’s Telecaster time.. Been also a Dixie dregs fan. Crazy to watch him doing that at younger age..everything there and incredible quality.

Блеск !!!

September 1st, 1984. Steve played the TRALF in Buffalo,. NY. I have photos and a recording made on my walkman stereo recorder

My father's place & bottom line ny shows fantastic 👏

Christian Bale on drums.

Wow just wow!

Michael J Fox on Bass 😂 Steve is the most amazing player! Rod went to "Winger" so Steve, Dave Larue and can't remember the drummer....I was literally 5 feat from all three players, most intense concert I've ever seen

ALWAYS AMAZING!!!

wat the f

I saw this line up in a small club in Nyack , NY . We all piled into a car and drove up from Long Island . Jerry Peek had the original aluminum cone speakers by Guild BEFORE Sampson / Hartke purchased them . And the Guild Pilot bass - same as he plays here . Steve was using the Franken Tele / Strat - Telecaster with a Strat neck and numerous mods .

Puuh...extremly boring

I know Steve and Rod, but ... Who the hell is the bass player? Damn, he kicks major ass! Remember, folks, this is from 1984 and they played so tight and ahead of its time.

2:55min geiler Job: Deckerdraufmacher :D