Kasim Sulton might be the greatest musician nobody knows. He is a phenomenal bassist, a great vocalist, rhythm guitarist, and keyboard player. Also good songwriter. His work with Utopia is incredible
@@jchis9852 I was just about to add to Patrick's comment... talked to him in Manchester and he he was an ego-free zone. Probably why Todd has kept him close.
I saw Todd play foamy at Radio City Music Hall June 19, 1992 with the Ringo All Star band - i was seated in the second row center and Ringo's wife sat directly in front of me -- it was a great great show and was voted the 2nd best New York City concert of the year behind U2 - Todd played and sang an amazing version of Black Maria that night and he really wailed on foamy -- time flies, those were good times, good times!
hard to believe todd was born in 48 as he has such young and fresh ideas , for somebody supposedly beyond his sell by date he is incredibly fresh and vibrant , we should all be so healthy at seventy
Todd gets my vote for coolest dude on the planet (and most avant-garde, innovative musician). We love ya, Todd! Thanks to Premier Guitar for this revealing interview on TR's rig rundown!
Todd isn't known for his outgoing personality, especially as he's gotten older and more grumpy..... So I consider this a treat for us Rundgren fans, I worked many of his shows and got know/hear his genius...... the grump is a true musical genius in so many forms and levels .... Can't wait for him to call me out for my Grump jab, love ya Grumpy ......... A great band here
@@TONY_FEZ You r So Blessed.He Seems So Humble*Down that o Earth*N Authentic*Do u still keep in Touch With Him n His Family?Wishing You Happy Holidays🎄☃️🐧⭐⭐⭐🙏
Congrats on Todd for getting into the 2021 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees, I’m honestly surprised that it’s taken him so long but he’s definitely deserving of it
He says he won't show up. I'm glad he's finally inducted. He said he wouldn't show up when he did the commencement at Berklee......but I hope he does. I will be seeing him in Oct in Philly and he's part of the soundtrack of my life.
Back in the Day, Jesse Gress, Dave Whitehill, Wolf Marshall, and Andy Aledort were pioneers of guitar transcribing in the mid 80's. I remember waiting every month for guitar world, guitar for the practicing musician, Guitar player magazine to come out so i could try to learn licks from the latest and greatest songs that I had no clue how to play. Things were SSSSOOO much different then. There were few resources for learning guitar back then. You younger guys are spoiled!! :)
Pat testify brother! I still have my guitar player magazine black vinyl floppy records I remember turning my record player down to 16 rpm it was approximately one octave that’s how I first learned eruption of course I learned it wrong but in those days it blew a lot of kids minds
I'm hearing ya. The days of raising the needle or rewinding the tape are over. I'm really digging the ease of resources now. Still getting great guitar lessons right off my phone even after all these years.
Found a P Project exactly the same model as this one two months ago. Mins is all black. What a dream axe to play. Better than any Strat I have ever playesd.
Great rundown, especially the Jesse Gress segment. It's extra nice when the gear is demonstrated during the program as well as being discussed. Thank you!
Back in the 1980s watched Todd on a solo tour at the Granary in Collinsville Il. He came out to play his first song with a 12 string Ovation. After about 30 seconds he took it off and threw it off stage. He then ask if anyone wanted to purchase a slightly used Ovation. He then went on to apologize for the outburst and said that he pays people good money to make sure his guitars are in tune. Todds always been one of my hero guitarist, composer and artist. In fact, even my daughter came to love him too and her favorite album, and the one she first learned all the bass parts to is RA.
He did not get rid of the Ovation youwill be pleased to know. It is an OvationPacemaker black. I once saw him kick a mic stand i to the pit in front of the stage because the mic kept dropping lol
If you missed a Todd Show in mid 70's too bad. He put on The Ultimate three hours of intense rock n roll as good as anybody in That Era n I saw em All haha
Grew up w/his early 70's hits, but my sister brought home Back To The Bars double live album('78 or '79?), and it totally opened my mind to his AOR stuff and work w/Utopia. "I Saw The Light" is my jam still.
Certainly a wealth of knowledge and experience! Todd is so kind to share his thoughts and insights on instruments and equipment, major producer and performer, writer....to name afew of his qualities the interview could have gone on for days 😀 thank you for interview...
Thank You Guys For Loving To Play & Having Fun Doing It.! 🎶 🎵 🎶 🎵 Watching & Hearing you Really getting into your instrument is such an art.! That’s what’s so enjoyable Watching your band how everything just perfectly flows.! 🎶 🎶 🎶 🎶 Keep Playing & Having Fun We Love To See & Grab On To All The Loving Notes you have Fun flowing Them out.! Your Band Is So Loved. God Blessed You To Be A Rock & Not To Roll.! 💕✝️🇺🇸😊👍🏼
I wore my cassette of "Adventures in Utopia" by Utopia out when I was 15. those were the days. I went to my first concert that year too...John Cougar opened for The Kinks. Not a bad first concert.
I saw Todd 2 years ago at the airport in Fort Lauderdale.. But how to approach this man who's music is in my blood since 1972 when I heard him on the radio with a lot of disturbance and very soft.. It was a life changer!
I'm Perry's cousin and got to watch the guitar build process. We talked a lot about how it should go and it turned out to be a beautiful guitar. Too heavy but beautiful. I was standing next to Perry when Todd told him 'just not too heavy' as his back couldn't take what it use to. Anyway, I played it quite a bit before it was given to Todd while adjusting pickups and the action. He also built Todd an acoustic guitar and Jesse a beautiful purple heart wood electric Ankh guitar...
@@tokingreens Perry had a hot dog stand for a few months in belfair and I got acquainted with him and his wife and altho I do not agree with his politics, I do agree with his humanity and desire to make the world a better place and he knows how to make a hot dog!
He got caught up in politics during that election cycle and has since mellowed back out a lot...He donated a lot of money to the Spirit of Harmony non profit and later in an interview with Todd about the fan guitar 'Fanny' he built for him Todd couldn't remember his name and Perry took it personally after the guitars he built for him and us running Toddfan website for so long. Todd has been his hero since 'We Got To Get You A Woman' and brought all of us, me, his brother, his son and friends to loving Todd since the beginnings of the 1970's. Thanks - he has always wanted a better world for everyone as did Todd.
I met you in Chicago after the park west.the guy with the 72 cream coup DeVille.still got the fin in a frame.thanks for the tunes.everytime I listen to emperor of the highway,I laugh.
Saw Jesse a couple times with Tony Levin's group at the VanDyke in Schenectady...A very intimate place...I was within arm's length of his playing...He's just an amazingly talented guy...As is Tony Levin of course...Highly suggest you check those guys out if you have yet to
I would like to point out that "Foamy" has a Kahler bridge. I did not hear that mentioned, and I think it is noteworthy. I quite like Kahlers. In my opinion, they are underrated.
I tend to think Kahler is not out to get rich, but he is just into guitars. If the Kahler systems had been aggressively marketed, I would expect they would be more popular than Floyd Rose. I think Kahlers outperform Floyds. The upside is that you can find deals on used Kahlers, because they are underrated. Maybe I should just keep my mouth shut, so I can have them all to myself. I suppose it really only matters when you want to dive-bomb a lot at gigs. If you are noodling at home, a traditional Strat bridge/block or Floyd Rose is plenty good. But when the pressure is on, and you want to go crazy, a Kahler is great to have. So yeah, they really should mention the Kahler, but I am not surprised they didn’t. If you have owned one, you may recognize it. I did not notice it for a few minutes.
Great show! Yes, I was there with Foamy and Butter! 😊 Loads of fun. Finally met several fans from various Todd Facebook pages and old friends, too. Loved that! The man keeps getting better and better. The band was stellar as always. Sadly, someone stole my Todd signed bottle of wine! Grrr Here's hoping they enjoyed it as much as I would have, and at least shared a glass with another life-long Todd fan. @#LoveIsTheAnswer
Typ[ically Gemini/Geminian his looks have changed each decade he morphs into another chameleon all good especially in his 30s ...music is second to none!! Utopia great work
Excellent interview, but maybe a few still inserts of the guitars discussed in the first half would be useful for those younger/less knowledgeable fans out there? I'm a massive Todd fan but even I found myself googling images of 'The Fool', the black Mustang and the Ankh guitars while watching. But still, great interview!
A lot of those images are copyrighted and not available for our usage without HUGE payments. Viewers already complain about sending people to PG.com to help with some ad clicks, can only imagine if we started charging for these! Thanks for your feedback and even bigger thanks for being a fan and supporting Rig Rundowns and PG!
interesting , however i don't think anybody has ever complained about going to pg.com , absolutely sure all true fans fully support your right to profit and prosperity , anderton's built a media empire to front a retail business , you are a media empire not fronting a retail business , so build one , so. build. one.
that's INSANE. (ex: fair use) i wish you'd tell us more about THOSE bureaucratic machinations, cuz more sunlight might change things. I must say this is the WORST RR I've watched (out of hundreds!) --- love Todd but does he have ANY sense of humor??! Yikes. And talking about special guitars without photos is impossibly rude and annoying, sigh.
I’m glad somebody said that. Todd has to keep looking over his shoulder and dude is just hovering there. Sit. Down. Preferably across from him. And put your hands down.
Rundgren...amazing guitarist and songwriter, but a bit of attitude to go with it. And who would have thought that a Bat Out of Hell was done on a Fender Mustang? Kasim, extremely underrated as a bassist. Knows his place, works for the best of the band, and seems extremely humble and laid back.
Though I'm a huge Todd fan, the Jesse segment was my favorite. Wanna sound like Jeff Beck? Sure, just do this. Mcglaughlin? How bout Lila's Dance. Pretty cool.
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Kasim Sulton might be the greatest musician nobody knows. He is a phenomenal bassist, a great vocalist, rhythm guitarist, and keyboard player. Also good songwriter. His work with Utopia is incredible
Kasim Sulton is one of the main reasons I go back and listen to Utopia's 'Ra' & 'POV' albums regularly - great vocalist 👍
Kaz is also one of the most down to earth guys in the business.
@@jchis9852 I was just about to add to Patrick's comment... talked to him in Manchester and he he was an ego-free zone. Probably why Todd has kept him close.
He and Bowie shared that..
The real Music Professionals and Musicians KNOW who Kasim Sulton is.
He's worked with almost everyone!
This is wonderful!
Three of the world’s greatest musicians!!!
RIP Jesse…
I saw Todd play foamy at Radio City Music Hall June 19, 1992 with the Ringo All Star band - i was seated in the second row center and Ringo's wife sat directly in front of me -- it was a great great show and was voted the 2nd best New York City concert of the year behind U2 - Todd played and sang an amazing version of Black Maria that night and he really wailed on foamy -- time flies, those were good times, good times!
hard to believe todd was born in 48 as he has such young and fresh ideas , for somebody supposedly beyond his sell by date he is incredibly fresh and vibrant , we should all be so healthy at seventy
Todd gets my vote for coolest dude on the planet (and most avant-garde, innovative musician). We love ya, Todd! Thanks to Premier Guitar for this revealing interview on TR's rig rundown!
I got the something anything album when I was 16 and have been listening to it the past week he's one of the very best
Todd is such a great guitarist. One of my faves. 👍
Todd isn't known for his outgoing personality, especially as he's gotten older and more grumpy..... So I consider this a treat for us Rundgren fans, I worked many of his shows and got know/hear his genius...... the grump is a true musical genius in so many forms and levels .... Can't wait for him to call me out for my Grump jab, love ya Grumpy ......... A great band here
Mr. Roach, I’m jealous! 🤩
I have worked with Todd - he is a gentleman.
@@TONY_FEZ omg so Blessed🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏⭐⭐⭐🐧☃️
@@katiedepietro6070 yes very blessed. He was super nice.
@@TONY_FEZ You r So Blessed.He Seems So Humble*Down that o Earth*N Authentic*Do u still keep in Touch With Him n His Family?Wishing You Happy Holidays🎄☃️🐧⭐⭐⭐🙏
RIP Jesse Gress--what a fantastic player he was!
Early 70's loved his music. Nice interview. Good to see he's still kicking.
I love it when well known players take the time to do the rig rundown rather than leaving it to their guitar tech. Impresses me no end.
A wizard, a true star.
His record NEARLY HUMAN is a true MASTERPIECE!
I saw the Nearly Human tour at Bogarts in Cincinnati. Great show. It was the first time I'd seen Todd since the
Deface The Music tour
in 1980.
Man he stayed there and chatted for a half hour so mellow and willing to talk, no weird cool guy shit at all
Congrats on Todd for getting into the 2021 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees, I’m honestly surprised that it’s taken him so long but he’s definitely deserving of it
He says he won't show up. I'm glad he's finally inducted. He said he wouldn't show up when he did the commencement at Berklee......but I hope he does. I will be seeing him in Oct in Philly and he's part of the soundtrack of my life.
@@funwithFred Check out his appearance on Darryl's House (although it was actually filmed at Todd's house)
I’m sure he doesn’t give 2 shits for the music museum (aka R&RHOF)…and who could blame him…it’s a political-commercial joke ….
The best "bass" rig rundown ever. I love that dude
Greatness since over 50‘s years when Todd was in the Nazz. A true genius....
Back in the Day, Jesse Gress, Dave Whitehill, Wolf Marshall, and Andy Aledort were pioneers of guitar transcribing in the mid 80's. I remember waiting every month for guitar world, guitar for the practicing musician, Guitar player magazine to come out so i could try to learn licks from the latest and greatest songs that I had no clue how to play. Things were SSSSOOO much different then. There were few resources for learning guitar back then. You younger guys are spoiled!! :)
Pat testify brother! I still have my guitar player magazine black vinyl floppy records I remember turning my record player down to 16 rpm it was approximately one octave that’s how I first learned eruption of course I learned it wrong but in those days it blew a lot of kids minds
I'm hearing ya. The days of raising the needle or rewinding the tape are over. I'm really digging the ease of resources now. Still getting great guitar lessons right off my phone even after all these years.
Been a Todd fan since 1972..Todd is Godd.
Ha! Me too, Sandy - 1972! A Toddhead am I!
Love that...Godd. lol. I'm always surprised how his speaking voice sounds so opposite of his singing voice.
loved the Jesse segment, what a cool dude
Found a P Project exactly the same model as this one two months ago. Mins is all black. What a dream axe to play. Better than any Strat I have ever playesd.
Great rundown, especially the Jesse Gress segment. It's extra nice when the gear is demonstrated during the program as well as being discussed. Thank you!
Back in the 1980s watched Todd on a solo tour at the Granary in Collinsville Il. He came out to play his first song with a 12 string Ovation. After about 30 seconds he took it off and threw it off stage. He then ask if anyone wanted to purchase a slightly used Ovation. He then went on to apologize for the outburst and said that he pays people good money to make sure his guitars are in tune.
Todds always been one of my hero guitarist, composer and artist. In fact, even my daughter came to love him too and her favorite album, and the one she first learned all the bass parts to is RA.
He did not get rid of the Ovation youwill be pleased to know. It is an OvationPacemaker black. I once saw him kick a mic stand i to the pit in front of the stage because the mic kept dropping lol
Aahh he referenced 12 Rods!! I love this Rig Rundown, what a coup getting Todd to sit down for this wonderful interview.
If you missed a Todd Show in mid 70's too bad. He put on The Ultimate three hours of intense rock n roll as good as anybody in That Era n I saw em All haha
Todd Rundgren May 1978 The Bottom Line, NYC best show I've ever seen.
I was born in 98, didn't really get the chance
The RA tour was spectacular.
@@jfo3000 I had a ticket to see RA in Port Huron, MI but it was cancelled because only 500 tickets sold. Still bums me..
Good questioning. Kudos to the interviewer. Thank you much.
Excellent!!!!
Thanks brother! Great to give some love to Todd! Thanks for sharing brother's!
That was a great run down. Three completely different setups and all great guys..
Grew up w/his early 70's hits, but my sister brought home Back To The Bars double live album('78 or '79?), and it totally opened my mind to his AOR stuff and work w/Utopia. "I Saw The Light" is my jam still.
Certainly a wealth of knowledge and experience! Todd is so kind to share his thoughts and insights on instruments and equipment, major producer and performer, writer....to name afew of his qualities the interview could have gone on for days 😀 thank you for interview...
👏👍👍👊🤙
Nice to see my Great Favorite talking. He is a Genius in the same rare class than Steely Dan. Fan 1972- active
Thank You Guys For Loving To Play & Having Fun Doing It.! 🎶 🎵 🎶 🎵
Watching & Hearing you Really getting into your instrument is such an art.!
That’s what’s so enjoyable Watching your band how everything just perfectly flows.! 🎶 🎶 🎶 🎶
Keep Playing & Having Fun We Love To See & Grab On To All The Loving Notes you have Fun flowing Them out.!
Your Band Is So Loved. God Blessed You To Be A Rock & Not To Roll.! 💕✝️🇺🇸😊👍🏼
I wore my cassette of "Adventures in Utopia" by Utopia out when I was 15. those were the days. I went to my first concert that year too...John Cougar opened for The Kinks. Not a bad first concert.
I'm not a guitar guy, but found this very informative! Thanks.
Just caught Todd show last Tuesday. Freaking amazing. Got to meet Kaz and Prairie Prince the drummer after the show. Great night!
I saw Todd 2 years ago at the airport in Fort Lauderdale.. But how to approach this man who's music is in my blood since 1972 when I heard him on the radio with a lot of disturbance and very soft.. It was a life changer!
Journeyman & Innovation, listening to Todds trick are really important meaningful to me THANK YOU
"This amp has been knocked around, kicked. It fell off a bridge once..."
Now THAT is a story I want to hear!
I'm becoming addicted to this. Cool stuff.
the fan based guitars built for Todd are by Perry Morelli of Belfair, WA. He is a super nice person and runs a Todd R fan club or facebook page.
Belfair and Todd R seem a great pairing.. both are an acquired taste for me.
I'm Perry's cousin and got to watch the guitar build process. We talked a lot about how it should go and it turned out to be a beautiful guitar. Too heavy but beautiful. I was standing next to Perry when Todd told him 'just not too heavy' as his back couldn't take what it use to. Anyway, I played it quite a bit before it was given to Todd while adjusting pickups and the action. He also built Todd an acoustic guitar and Jesse a beautiful purple heart wood electric Ankh guitar...
@@graphicallydeb9897 lol same for me Belfair-wise.
@@tokingreens Perry had a hot dog stand for a few months in belfair and I got acquainted with him and his wife and altho I do not agree with his politics, I do agree with his humanity and desire to make the world a better place and he knows how to make a hot dog!
He got caught up in politics during that election cycle and has since mellowed back out a lot...He donated a lot of money to the Spirit of Harmony non profit and later in an interview with Todd about the fan guitar 'Fanny' he built for him Todd couldn't remember his name and Perry took it personally after the guitars he built for him and us running Toddfan website for so long. Todd has been his hero since 'We Got To Get You A Woman' and brought all of us, me, his brother, his son and friends to loving Todd since the beginnings of the 1970's. Thanks - he has always wanted a better world for everyone as did Todd.
Great video, so good to hear from Kasim and Jesse too!
I met you in Chicago after the park west.the guy with the 72 cream coup DeVille.still got the fin in a frame.thanks for the tunes.everytime I listen to emperor of the highway,I laugh.
Highly underrated guitarist
Two legends of the art form.
fire had to be mid to late 80s i saw todd with the tubes in 84 and the had the motorcycle drumkit
Awesome interviews... so glad you did these.
Direct through PA.
Thanks. Good interview
Todd is the best, the unanimity. Todd is God. The Great Arquitect of Musical Universe.
Good interview, great questions.
Todd's the Man!
Wow ! Been hoping for this one but never thought it would ever be. Nice one !
Todd is a certified B.A. ✊
Saw Jesse a couple times with Tony Levin's group at the VanDyke in Schenectady...A very intimate place...I was within arm's length of his playing...He's just an amazingly talented guy...As is Tony Levin of course...Highly suggest you check those guys out if you have yet to
When did Tony levin play in Schenectady? I live in Clifton Park
@@benbruhns192 Years ago around pre and post 9/11 I can't remember the exact dates but it was at the Van Dyke if that's still there...
I would like to point out that "Foamy" has a Kahler bridge. I did not hear that mentioned, and I think it is noteworthy. I quite like Kahlers. In my opinion, they are underrated.
HOW do they not discuss that???! They're so rare these days. (I prefer them to the Floyds.)
I tend to think Kahler is not out to get rich, but he is just into guitars. If the Kahler systems had been aggressively marketed, I would expect they would be more popular than Floyd Rose. I think Kahlers outperform Floyds. The upside is that you can find deals on used Kahlers, because they are underrated. Maybe I should just keep my mouth shut, so I can have them all to myself. I suppose it really only matters when you want to dive-bomb a lot at gigs. If you are noodling at home, a traditional Strat bridge/block or Floyd Rose is plenty good. But when the pressure is on, and you want to go crazy, a Kahler is great to have. So yeah, they really should mention the Kahler, but I am not surprised they didn’t. If you have owned one, you may recognize it. I did not notice it for a few minutes.
I noticed that too!
Good call! I have a Kahler 2700 trem from the 80s Epiphone Strat (yes, Epiphone) and it's superior to any FR out there.
I NOTICED IT,FOR SURE.
Musical genius.....
Todd . . . Hello, it's me!!! Love, love, love!!!
Great show! Yes, I was there with Foamy and Butter! 😊 Loads of fun. Finally met several fans from various Todd Facebook pages and old friends, too. Loved that! The man keeps getting better and better. The band was stellar as always. Sadly, someone stole my Todd signed bottle of wine! Grrr
Here's hoping they enjoyed it as much as I would have, and at least shared a glass with another life-long Todd fan. @#LoveIsTheAnswer
Timeless*Priceless*Icon*Multitalented*Diamond*💎⭐🥇💪
Typ[ically Gemini/Geminian his looks have changed each decade he morphs into another chameleon all good especially in his 30s ...music is second to none!! Utopia great work
He got the frets filed down shortly after this video.
Love the rundown. Even tho it's not very technical. Jesse plays some great Hendrix deep cut riffs in his. Great tone with a simple set up.
What a great dude, i like this even if he isn't talking about his gear haha, it's nice to listen to a guy who is still inspired after so long.
Great interviews! Thanks!
Kasim Sulton also hosts a great radio show that I listen to .....WDST Woodstock NY
Excellent interview, but maybe a few still inserts of the guitars discussed in the first half would be useful for those younger/less knowledgeable fans out there? I'm a massive Todd fan but even I found myself googling images of 'The Fool', the black Mustang and the Ankh guitars while watching. But still, great interview!
A lot of those images are copyrighted and not available for our usage without HUGE payments. Viewers already complain about sending people to PG.com to help with some ad clicks, can only imagine if we started charging for these! Thanks for your feedback and even bigger thanks for being a fan and supporting Rig Rundowns and PG!
I sure hope you get the significance of The Fool. That thing has seen some fingers.
interesting , however i don't think anybody has ever complained about going to pg.com , absolutely sure all true fans fully support your right to profit and prosperity , anderton's built a media empire to front a retail business , you are a media empire not fronting a retail business , so build one , so. build. one.
that's INSANE. (ex: fair use)
i wish you'd tell us more about THOSE bureaucratic machinations, cuz more sunlight might change things.
I must say this is the WORST RR I've watched (out of hundreds!) --- love Todd but does he have ANY sense of humor??! Yikes.
And talking about special guitars without photos is impossibly rude and annoying, sigh.
Anyone who can't draw The Ankh from memory has no basis for calling themselves a "massive Todd fan."
Excellent read
Utopia! The Icon!
I saw Utopia in 1980 and I was so impressed I had to have an electric guitar. Vai Satriani and Petrucci are definitely riding his coattails.
The first Utopia album...fusion genius! His unison solos with the synths were otherworldly.
Fan ever since.
Great interviews. Sorry to hear about Jesse's health problems.
Thanks 😊 to the bass player and the other guitarist this turned out AOK.
Great to see Todd and not one tattoo
Except his wedding ring.
Excellent interview.
Soooooo awesome!
Jesse is a monster!
Great rundown - lot sof cool things here and there. And then at 1:06:28 Mahavishnu excerpt - nice! Very nice.
The most underrated guitarist of all time! Todd is Godd! Just look up any live version of Black Mariah and see what I mean.
Seacreature, I'm going to take a wild guess and say you are from Cleveland, am i right?
Gary Benites Youngstown, Ohio
seacreature, seen todd rundgren 1979 at knebworth when i went to see led zeppelin and yes he is an amazing guitarist.
It's hard to come just after the witty and funny JoBo!!
Never clicked a youtube link faster :) Amazing intrview and Todd is GOD!
Somebody get this guy a stool!!
somebody buy a pair of trousers too ....
I’m glad somebody said that. Todd has to keep looking over his shoulder and dude is just hovering there. Sit. Down. Preferably across from him. And put your hands down.
Love Todd! I didn't know Chris Elliott was playing guitar in his band?!
WHAT A NICE MAN!
Todd is fucking great. Thank you
"CARAVAN "EXCELLENT TONE
Rundgren...amazing guitarist and songwriter, but a bit of attitude to go with it. And who would have thought that a Bat Out of Hell was done on a Fender Mustang?
Kasim, extremely underrated as a bassist. Knows his place, works for the best of the band, and seems extremely humble and laid back.
Kasim Sulton’s Utopia at Daryl’s Place on UA-cam is very much with watching 👍🏼✨
Participate in a Toddstock sometime, they're in June around his birthday every five years. Hang with the man and family; you won't find any attitude.
started this at 1230am promising myself i wouldn't watch the whole thing
Anyone here familiar with Steve Hillage - L ? Funny how Todd never talks about it. I think it's brilliant.
i remember the ice guitar show!
I never thought I'd see Jason Statham interviewing Todd Rundgren!
Todd ...do Zappa's Boys still have your Psychedelic SG? ... An Iconic and Historical instrument ... get it back!
NEOPAGAN 59 the Fool?
This guy is genius
When you consider Todd is 70. Look as good you may not at that age.
Yes he’s looking good & playing good. Saw him in concert yesterday. Brilliant performer.
Pardon my immodesty but I look even better at 72
Guy looks 50
@@Bix12 Yeah but , Todd probably has a lot more off-road mileage on him !!!
I love Todd.
I got hit by a pick he threw on zen archer it has “Manny’s” on it ❤️
I also would like to Add that tbe LINE6 Spider IV 75 WATT Amp is incredible..I have Both the Marshall MG 100FX and LINE6 i wont part with them..
Though I'm a huge Todd fan, the Jesse segment was my favorite. Wanna sound like Jeff Beck? Sure, just do this. Mcglaughlin? How bout Lila's Dance. Pretty cool.
Jesse is great, what a nice fellow … Kaz too!
C'mon Premier, you couldn't even show us a picture of all the various guitars he was discussing?
Kasim -"five strings -you don't need it!" - Haha
This is what I come here for! How lucky are you ?
I miss Jesse 😢
When (date) was this actually shot?
Good interview