Steve Morse Talks About The Dixie Dregs Reunion and Deep Purple at the 2018 NAMM Show

[@SandraLATVxxx2009]

MY all time favorite band, have seen them about 14 times and once again tomorrow at the Canyon club.Steve always comes through as the nicest, coolest guy on top of being one of the greatest guitarist of all time. I still listen to Freefall and think I finally have all the parts of Refried funky chicken under my fingers!

[@MusiciansOnTheRecord]

sandra Cle Cool Sandra, thanks and glad you enjoyed it. Hope it was a great show!

[@schafer2684]

Great interview and lovin' the humor of Steve Morse. Looking forward to seeing them at the Coach House in Capistrano in April!

[@MusiciansOnTheRecord]

Steve has a great sense of humor, and was so cool to talk with! Enjoy the show!

[@deandaniel4911]

Also looking forward to Coach House show !

[@EthnHayabusa]

Nicest guy in the business, and my favorite musician!

[@MusiciansOnTheRecord]

Steve's a great guitar player and one of the best, thanks for the comment!

[@jeffreyholmes7216]

You got that right! I have met him twice.a great guy.

[@MrPROPWASH]

march 16 at the town hall theater in n.y. city got my tickets !!!!!!!!!!

[@MusiciansOnTheRecord]

MrPROPWASH Awesome, enjoy the show!

[@wildbillhackett]

Morse has got me thinking with that coffin remark. I wonder if any musician ever actually died of old age on-stage?

[@andyokus5735]

Colonel Bruce Hampton. Funny, I met Morse at the '89 Namn show, played with the last rhythm section of Sea Level, hung out with Rod one night when I was jamming in the Little 5 points pub in Atlanta, Steve Davidowlski original keyboardist of The Dregs became one of my closest friends to this day, met Gregg Allman in St. Augustine where he begged me to buy one of his 6 B-3'S, oh and I played a lot with Billy McPherson aka " Ben Pops Thornton " with Bruce Hampton. Oh the good old days in Atlanta and all around the rest of the World being young and dumb and full of c.m. . Now everyday is a gift.