The Dixie Dregs, also known as the Dregs, are an American band that has cemented a legacy within the musical worlds of jazz fusion, instrumental rock, and progressive bluegrass. Formed in the 1970s, the band's creative nucleus began with guitarist Steve Morse and bassist Andy West, who met while attending the University of Miami's School of Music. Known for their complex music arrangements and virtuosic musicianship, the Dixie Dregs have captured the admiration of a dedicated fanbase and gathered critical acclaim throughout their career.

With a discography that includes notable albums such as "What If," "Night of the Living Dregs," and "Dregs of the Earth," their compositions showcase a seamless blend of southern rock, classical, and jazz influences, leading them to become one of the most influential instrumental bands of their time. The Dixie Dregs' performances are renowned for their precision and energy. In testament to their musicianship and creativity, the band has been nominated for multiple Grammy Awards over the years. Though they have experienced various lineup changes and periods of inactivity, the Dixie Dregs' contributions to progressive and fusion genres continue to be celebrated with releases like "Live at the Montreux Jazz Festival 1978," and their enduring impact on musicians and fans alike is undisputed.

Genres

Jazz Fusion

Southern Rock

Latest Release

Live In Connecticut

Dixie Dregs

Album - 15 Tracks - Released November 17, 2008