It's time to end the SEVERE Steve Morse drought here in the Lounge.

[eyepaddle]

I give you Simple Simon:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjH118NwQRk

[eyepaddle]

1. And here's Rocky Top

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnvnEIDD4T0&feature=related

[Twillig]

2. Stop trying to get me to like that country twang.

Morse is great. It's cool to see a posting that's not of the 3 fingered guitarist of the '60s once in a while here at DU.

That is who should be on the next G3 tour.

I wonder if Dave LaRue could manage playing for Morse's set, Satriani's set, and Petrucci's (and the jam) for a night, much less a tour without going crazy or dropping dead.

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3. I don't wanna write checks that Mr LaRue has to cash--but I'd like to

see him take a crack at it!

I also really like Steve Vai's bassist from a few G3s ago--I think his name was Phil Bynoe. I just really liked his huge "rock star" bass sound.

[Zomby Woof]

4. Fan since the Dixie Dregs days

Still have "Dregs of the Earth" on vinyl, and his first solo album, "The Introduction". Love his tone and technique. :thumbsup:

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5. Which Dregs' album has the guest appearance by Steve Howe?

Who contributes an accoustic solo piece; I liked the tune, I just still think it a little strange to include on a Dregs Album!

[Zomby Woof]

6. "Up In The Air" - it was on 'Industry Standard'

Which was their last album, circa 1982. It made sense to me - southern bands were pretty diverse, and many of them loved the 'art rock' bands of the 70's. The Dregs filled that niche very well. I think the stranger aspect of that album was having 2 guest vocalists (from Santana and the Doobie Bros.) - which were the weakest cuts on what is instrumentally one of their best albums. That was when Mark O'Connor joined on violin!

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7. Kicking--just because it was so overdue in the first place.

:) :kick: