Dixie Dregs Punk Sandwich 2-Song Red Vinyl Promo LP Rare 1979 M/NM
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Aug 22, 2021
Sold Date
Aug 15, 2021
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Description
Dixie Dregs Punk Sandwich/Night of the Living Dregs 2-Song In-Store Sampler LP Capricorn CPD-0005
- Red, translucent, promo vinyl never played - Vinyl in Mint condition
- One owner, and in storage since release date with only minor shelf wear - Cover in NM condition
- This is a 1979 sampler pressing
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From Wikipedia: The Dixie Dregs is an American jazz rock band from Augusta, Georgia, formed in 1970. They released six studio albums before disbanding in 1983, and have reunited occasionally since 1988. The band's instrumental music fuses elements of rock, jazz, country, and classical music. Their recording "Take It Off the Top" was used for many years as the signature theme tune by disc jockey Tommy Vance for his BBC Radio 1 Friday Night Rock Show.
Their third album, Night of the Living Dregs (featuring Morse, West, Sloan, Parrish, and Morgenstein), was released in April 1979, gaining the band their first Grammy nomination for Best Rock Instrumental Performance - won that year by Paul McCartney's band Wings. Night of the Living Dregs included studio recordings as well as compositions performed live and recorded at the Montreux Jazz Festival on July 23, 1978. Ken Scott - The Beatles' and producer/arranger George Martin's right-hand man and engineer - produced both Dixie Dregs albums What If and Night of the Living Dregs.
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