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Amazon.com: Divided We Stand: Best of the Dregs: CDs & Vinyl
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A necessarily subjective best-of collection (the Dregs had no bona fide hits), Divided features material from the Georgia hard-fusion band's debut Free For All, and the LPs What If and Night of the Living Dregs. The choices are apt. Concert favorites such as the uptempo, Jeff Beck-ish "Cruise Control" and a newly recorded version of What If's "Take It Off the Top" are shoo-ins. And it's hard to argue with the barnyard fusion hoe-down "Pride O' the Farm," where guitarist Steve Morse pits his Nashville chicken-pickin' chops against violinist Allen Sloan's equally wicked fiddle forays. This fine collection is marred by lousy presentation. There are no liner notes, the cover art is extremely cheap looking, and a somewhat thin digital remastering does little justice to bassist Andy West's superb low-end maneuvering. --James Rotondi
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5.5 x 4.94 x 0.45 inches; 2.72 Ounces
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I LOVE THIS KIND OF GUITAR MUSIC. I FIRST HEARD OF STEVE MORSE ON A G3 DVD. THEN I FOUND OUT HE WAS IN THE DIXIE DREGS. THIS CD IS THE BEST WAY TO GET THEIR MUSIC. THEY ARE ALL INSTRUMENTALS, SO IF YOU WANT VOCALS, THIS IS PROBABLY NOT FOR YOU.
This band never got the play they deserved on the radio, but many music heads got a chance to hear them live in great cities like San Francisco. Spencer Brewer introduced this band to me and a bunch of his buddies in the eighties. I am forever grateful for his enthusiasm.
For accuracy's sake, this collection is from What If, Dregs of the Earth, Unsung Heroes, and Industry Standard. There is NOTHING on here from Free Fall or Night of the Living Dregs. Violinist Mark O'Connor joined the band for Industry Standard in place of Allen Sloan. This is a very good collection of Dregs music. If you like what's on this, you should get all six albums/discs since they are ALL excellent! They can play progressive rock, country, jazz, some funk, and mellow music, but you won't be able to sing along on 98% of their songs - there's a reason album #5 was titled Unsung Heroes. If you like a three piece band (guitar, bass, and drums), you'll also enjoy the Steve Morse Band offerings; they provide excellent musicianship, and Steve can make a lot of different sounds with his guitar and synthesizers.
Everything on this cd is just so ahead of its time. It reminds me of the mid era eagles but with the extra 'progginess'. Steve Morse's playing is nothing short of superb, The violin playing may very well be the highlight of the cd, it fits so perfectly. Very good cd.
Als Ergänzung zu den Original CDS o.K., die sind aber allemal besser, lieber die ersten 5 kaufen Freefall, What if, Unsung Heroes Dregs of Earth und Night Of living Dregs, evtl ergänzt durch Industry Standard, insgesamt ganz großes Kino! Zeitlos und unerreicht
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