1977, I can’t believe I witnessed what I’m about to say. Boz Scaggs, Fleetwood Mac, The Eagles, plus 2-3 other acts for an all day concert at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh!!
I'm 78 ,almost 79 years old & in very poor health.I've been listen To Boz music since the 70's I have to say,there's not a lot of Music I can honestly say I Still enjoy,but Bos,Scaggs with his Tanilizing,soothing voice,along with (I Think the Greatest bands,) With the late great Jeff Porcaro and His Brothers,as just brough me back to life.Thank You ! Thank You for all the talent,including the sister' s and their great background vocal's.
I'm going to pray for you 🙏 hunny I'm 44 almost 45 years old and I had suffered a major stroke last year I unfortunately had to resign from my job of 20 years I've lived in NYC my whole life
@marilynhull7675 I appreciate much about your view regarding Bozz Scaggs and the band members. I wish you a speedy recovery of all good health!!! Sorry about the late comment.
Silk Degrees was one of my Father's favorite albums. When it was released in the '70s, Dad let me listen to over and over...what a blessing. ... Fast forward to 2020 --- as he was passing, we played his favorite music which included Lido Shuffle ...his heart picked up a bit ---- he heard the song. ❤
I always love the “lope” in the beat that Jeff lays down. Even when counting it off, he has that sound. What a brilliant drummer! Forget RIP - lay those infections beats down in heaven Jeff!
Cool how they incorporated their process of rehearsal, getting gigs, traveling with their equipment, preparing for each show, then finally performing live, to this song, using video.
I have always LOVED this song! And I can't explain it, but I also LOVE the way Boz is having so much fun just hacking his way through it. He doesn't take himself too seriously, and this reminds me of jamming with my musician friends when we're just jamming for fun. This is a fun song, and it just fits.
@@danielhagan921 All of the studio players and the back up singers went out on the tour with Boz to support "Silk Degrees" and they were all triumphant! The act that people saw in concert and here, are all the same as on the record. A real testament to Boz to get that kind of loyalty from players and singers he had only known for a year.
@@charlie-obrien It goes with so much of what I've heard about Boz: easy-going, easy to work with and popular with all. Trying to recall the song and album, but the guys in The Eagles did backup singing for one of his recordings. He seems to be universally liked. I've been to a couple of his concerts. He's a true gentleman.
@@charlie-obrien, I’m pretty sure that’s not the case. I don’t see Paich or Hungate. They were replaced by the younger Porcaros here. I just checked the album track, and the guitarist on the track was not Les Dudek, who is playing here. Piano here is Jai Winding. There are no album credits for the piano.
A very Happy 77th Birthday William Royce "Boz" Scaggs June 8, 1944. Your songs were inspirational for us when we were young. And now, more than ever. Being that we're older and wiser. Thanks William.
You had to be able to _jam_ and write great songs. Musical talent was an absolute requirement. Now it's about media whores who need 25 producers to cut & paste some disposable simplicity for a quick buck
I'd be honored if some late 70s/early 80s fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of WHAT A FOOL BELIEVES by the Doobie Brothers, WE'RE ALL ALONE by Boz Scaggs, and JUST ONCE by Quincy Jones & James Ingram on my YT channel in tribute to the legends. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Thanks and peace.
Indeed unlike today when the artists need to have semi naked dancers on stage, or go semi naked themselves. It's less about music and more about the image!
Boz is still the best. I used to listen to him in the 70s, and all these years on I still get the same buzz out of his music. I wish he knew just how much his music is still loved.
I grew up in the 80s for most of my childhood, so I kind of missed this, but I heard Lido Shuffle playing at restaurants for years, and I finally thought "this sounds great" So I looked it up and I've listened to it for years now. A pretty unique talent.
I came here for Jeff Porcaro but left mesmerised by every single musician here and come back to this often for inspiration... This is the best dope you could ever put into your bloodstream who the f*** needs drugs when you have music like this to cope with this miserable, cruel world. Thank you for this wonderful post!
DAVID PAICH wrote most of the lyrics I think (? Somebody halp??). No, seriously, Paich CO Wrote most of "Silk Degrees" with Boz. Maybe that's why it sounds that good.....Paich knew he was writing for his buddies to play!!!
@@eriklarson9137 Agreed Erik. I wonder if anyone can complain about the artists and the performance. They were into it and brought people like me along for the ride.
@@RaincloudmusicTFS6 Great insight about Paich writing for his buddies. You need no help. I read that producer Joe Wissert introduced Boz and Paich. Put them in a friend's house for a few days and Lowdown and Lido happened. But the whole album knocks me out still. Paich had amazing contributing connections beyond the band including Porcaro's father and his own dad. They became good friends. Paich once referred to himself as Saul Scaggs.
@@RaincloudmusicTFS6, Paich co-wrote the song with Boz, and he played on the album. Jeff Porcaro played on the album, too. Mike and Steve Porcaro replaced Davids Hungate and Paich on the tour. Paich has writing credits on more than half of the songs on this album (6 out of 10 songs).
I still tell people how I saw Boz Scaggs and his band (which would become Toto), Fleetwood Mac & The Eagles for $10 at Pittsburgh Three Rivers Stadium in 1978. You can't even park for $10 today.
Gregory C I can do you one better. I saw Foreigner in 1978 in Portland OR. festival seating in the Coliseum and the ticket price $8.50 those were the days. Last real show I went to back in the 90s was Clapton and that was almost $500. for two people.
It’s synonymous with seeing God. Jeff made everyone and everything better and that’s a testament to Joe and also to Jeff’s ability to pretend he’s not the greatest musician in what ever room he was in or what you called humility. My fave thing is that Joe Porcaro interview about Jeff starting out. My God. We are so torn over his passing that we can’t even entertain Jeff sightings in this world. Jeff is the GOAT of music in general and also the drums. Jeff Porcaro 1992. Jeff Buckley 1997. My two Jeffrey’s. Ugh . My two main dudes who would have made music amazing up til now are gone and I blame whoever came up w this Shit to begin with. I wanted to do a tribute for Jeff as the Porcaro family and my family also have the Dad drummer and 3 musician sons, also Italian and also from the Northeast. Only way I could approach it while maintaining my integrity and also unique I think. Wow I typed a lot . Thanks
When this song came on the radio no matter where you were who you with ..It became a big sing along! Everyone knew every word.Sounded just like this video! Boz was so talented .Whata great era to be alive in!
"One more for the road!" What a great song to go along with tour footage! I love the crescendo of this version especially. So cool to see all these legends from rehearsal to stage… Jeff Porcaro does it like nobody else!
First, I have been in love with Jeff Porcaro since the early 80's. Incredible drummer; love it when he's lost his glasses because he's playing so hard. But----how about 19 year old Steve Porcaro? What confidence and amazing talent at that age!
This man has one of the most amazing voice's ever lifted. Fell in love with it as a young teenager ( I'm now 57 ). Watching this makes me realize what an awesome performer and man he is, such natural ability. We fans have such good taste, don't we?
I wasn't born until 1982 and I remember hearing this as a kid on one of my mum's golden oldies stations. You don't have to have 'been there' to know this is gold. REALLY good music is timeless and evokes emotion no matter the era you're listening in or age you are.
Two iconic synth solos I grew up with by the great Steve Porcaro, this one on Lido and the big solo in Rosanna. Boz's voice is so perfect for this song!
InvestorGuy66, This was in 1976. Toto didn’t exist, yet. Jeff, Mike, and Steve P., along with Les Dudek and Jai Winding were in Boz’s touring lineup for the Silk Degrees album tour.
Not that anybody would give a shit, but I grew up and still live on the island where the Silk Degrees album cover was photographed. In fact, we still have that exact same green bench sitting in the same spot and I walk my dogs past it almost every day.
@@andyheater In Avalon on Catalina Island. On the northeast side of the big iconic Casino Ballroom sitting in front of that same seawall that overlooks the dive park. longitude is -118.435601 and its latitude is 33.786594
@@seanmcaleavy2369 Hey friend, for some reason (my fault, no doubt) those coordinates inputted via Google Earth did not work out for me, but I was able to find out that by searching there for "Casino Point," I found those references that you indicated, but, alas, I couldn't find the bench! I did see along that north-east wall a decrepit park bench just left of the Dive Park painted sign, and a park table to its right. Help?... earth.app.goo.gl/gneGyQ
YES!!! Those Backup Singers sang in the GROOVE NIGHTLY!!! On stage Inside left to Right: Becky Lopez, (Middle) Vanetta Fields, (On end) Phyllis St. James(playing Tambourine!)
Touches the Heart and soul of the times. The BoZ, THE MAN All she wrote. Bos Skaggs, THE MAN. "One for the road" I, Been there more than ONCE. I CAN RELATE. The girls are Wonderful. What a wonderful life it was and IS. 😄
One Almighty Standout Anthem From An Era Of Amazing Music. The Unmistakable Vocals Of Mr Boz Scaggs Combined With Brilliant Musicality. Cheers 🍻 👏 ✌️ 🥂 For This Majestic Timeless Memory. ❤❤❤..
This was in the long hot summer of 1977 in Scotland when this song was out.I have always wondered in this song what Lido was up to.'One more for the road' this joint aint nothing to it etc.He forgot to sing the 1st couple of words here.Brilliant drumming also+keyboards.We dont get hot summers in Scotland thats why ill not forget where i was when this was out.What a track!!!
Look how relaxed ppl where back then , no egos or ppl taking selfies. Ppl just making musical gold. Htf did we get so messed up by 2022. Love boz scaggs and this era in music....
Love the archival vintage footage and audio, we've all heard the studio mix it's nice to have things like this, time capsules. I love old 8mm-16mm film and old early video footage as an 80s baby.
@@beachgirl4583 😂 - You're RIGHT! It's his jacket, btw - but his eyes glancing back and forth, as if he's slightly annoyed 🤨😆 ! Also: appreciate how the studio jam is seamlessly mixed with that live performance - this is one of those gems why I like YT. In interviews, Steve Lukather always called Jeff the band leader of Toto, now look at 0:56: starting the groove and checking on the others if they catch on 🤓. It was already there. I'll stop analysing now and enjoy😉
ericgelders, I like your analysis. I’m not the one who noticed the jacket first. Someone else did, and another person added a hilarious quote (“I know that baggie is here somewhere,” iirc). This is one of my favorite videos ever. It shows the seventies as they really were, and there’s something magical about what those guys did that night. Note how Boz looks to a 19 year old Steve P. right before Steve becomes one with his dual mini moogs. Jeff definitely set the foundation at your time stamp. (I thought the jacket was hiding Jeff’s hand in his pants. 😂 It could have been in the jacket pocket.) I’ve watched a few of Luke’s interviews. You’re right. He looked up to Jeff since their school days.
Can’t actually believe anyone would be able to pull this off. The backing singers seem like they are hypnotised by the soulful energy being generated. So unbelievably cool.
I heard this song once while eating at an Applebee's years ago. I loved it, but never heard it again. I'd been looking for it all this time, and today it started playing in my classic rock playlist. I could not believe it! I've been listening to it nonstop all day long. Now I can die a happy man :).
I bought Silk Degrees in 1976 and have listened to it ever since. My daughter who is 17 loves it and my grandson of 9 loves it. For me one of the finest albums ever put onto vinyl.
Similar experience here, Bob. When I had trouble getting my infant kids to sleep at night I danced them to the Silk Degrees songs. They relaxed immediately and would go to sleep. When they toddled they danced/swayed to it. One of the best R&B bands to ever come together. That album will remain timeless.
Yes, the singers were awesome. I watch the video regularly and am always stunned by their performance. I guess it lasts forever once you've done it like this.
I love this song, and this video, and revisit it every few months, but this year has been one of the best for new music. Wolf Van Halen created an entire album by himself, with no skip songs. Jerry Cantrell released a good solo album. Halestorm is dropping a new album. The acoustic version of “Back From The Dead” is amazing. You might have to look for good music, since radio isn’t giving us much, but it’s out there.
I’ve always Loved classic rock the blues and anything that came along with it that was different. I was 10 in 77 And I remember my mom‘s youngest brother my uncle Ralph showed me how to listen to all this he told me to always pay attention carefully and listen and I was already into other bands like KISS, Fleetwood, Van Morrison.. and Molly Hatchet Van Halen but this was totally different when he introduced me to this and I’ve been in love with Boz Scaggs music ever sent brings back a lot of good memories of wanting more out of Music. So much talent
Those Porcaro boys could lay it down. I remember seeing Toto on stage during their zenith, probably around the Hydra release, original line-up with a guest guitarist, and Steve would bring his entire array of old school analog synths with him. He looked like a laboratory scientist in a Marvel movie and sounded amazing.
WOW! Look at Jeff killing it with that killer groove!!!! There will never be another like him. That we know for sure. Many will try, but none will succeed.
Along with my kids favorite music, that I could hear down the block, I subject them to my 70’s, 80’s and 90’s music. My son won’t admit it but I know, for a fact, that he knows all the words to ‘Runaround Sue’ and how many times Steven Tyler says ‘Let it go’ for the song ‘What it takes’.
I heard a version of this song without Jeff and it's not the same song. Those ghost notes are tough to pull of but Jeff was one of the few who could pull them off. Richard Bailey, (Played on Jeff Beck's 'Blow by Blow') nails it on Freeway Jam.
Wow, so cool to see this bit of behind the scenes and particularly Jeff P doing his Lido Shuffle shuffle. Always was one of my favs. on my playlists to this day.
when ever I'm feeling a little down I come here to get my fix of natural uppers, the Porcaro brothers were on fire, whoa oh oh oh oh, he's for the money, he's for the show
I caught his show in about 1976, Minneapolis. Like this clip, the whole thing was amazing. For quite some time, Silk Degrees was the soundtrack for my friends and I, before or after the bar. Those were the days you know, you could find live music all over the place. Boz was so good, he just celebrated 75 the other day, I think, Hard to believe it's almost 50 years ago! Of course he's still kicking it.
79 actually. I just saw him 2 days ago, he is still amazing. I'm jealous this music was contemporary for so many of you. My consolation blessing is I have access to all of his music everywhere I go.
You can still find live music “all over the place”, just got back from Nashville, TN. Whew! Was dancing 💃 down the sidewalks to live tunes blasting out of clubs~restaurants 🎶
@@KittyGrizGriz, It’s the same in coastal SoCal, and most college towns. There are dozens of little clubs here, and live music can be found every night.
Ahhh, the 70's. What glory!! Sex, Drugs, and R&R. I'll never forget snorting coke out of the crack of my girlfriend's ass while listening the Lido Shuffle. Just one glorious moment in a decade filled with them. It'll be time to go soon, but I can die happy recollecting on the 70's.
Jeff Porcaro was absolutely one of the best drummers ever
YES!
Agree
Miss Jeffs incredible drum talent and his great SOH never forgotten
No argument here!
Absolutely 💯
1977, I can’t believe I witnessed what I’m about to say. Boz Scaggs, Fleetwood Mac, The Eagles, plus 2-3 other acts for an all day concert at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh!!
And the tickets were probably like 10 bucks
A golden age for sure
And you lived to tell the tale now that's an achievement in itself
I'm 78 ,almost 79 years old & in very poor health.I've been listen To Boz music since the
70's I have to say,there's not a lot of Music I can honestly say I Still enjoy,but Bos,Scaggs with his Tanilizing,soothing voice,along with (I Think the Greatest bands,) With the late great Jeff Porcaro and His Brothers,as just brough me back to life.Thank You !
Thank You for all the talent,including the sister' s and their great background vocal's.
Praying for you 🙏🏾
I'm going to pray for you 🙏 hunny I'm 44 almost 45 years old and I had suffered a major stroke last year I unfortunately had to resign from my job of 20 years I've lived in NYC my whole life
Hang in there, brother.
I was blown away to see Jeff. He loves his shuffles :) (Roseanna)
@marilynhull7675 I appreciate much about your view regarding Bozz Scaggs and the band members.
I wish you a speedy recovery of all good health!!!
Sorry about the late comment.
Love seeing all the Porcaro brothers in this. Vicious musicians. RIP Jeff and Mike.
Absolutely!!
And David Paich, the producer.
That was a very interesting move by the backup singers at 4:04
Me too!
Iconic drum groove from the late great Jeff Porcaro. Still a joy to listen to.
i like the song but never seen nothing special about Jeff..
That was the first thing I noticed.Is that a young Jeff Porcaro?
It’s like Toto minus Luke and lead singer lol
It's a nice iteration of the classic Purdy shuffle.
...there was only one Jeff Porcaro...gone too soon
Look at this the best drummer of all times the groovemaster Jeff Porcaro!!!’👍💪🏼
Silk Degrees was one of my Father's favorite albums. When it was released in the '70s, Dad let me listen to over and over...what a blessing. ... Fast forward to 2020 --- as he was passing, we played his favorite music which included Lido Shuffle ...his heart picked up a bit ---- he heard the song. ❤
I was 11 years old when this album came out. It was Cool then, and it's Kool now.
I once threw a tire on a bonfire at a keg party in the middle of the woods while listening to this song
God almighty.it don't get better x
You’re a Chad. We’re not worthy of you.
Bless you and your father mate ❤️great song.
The Porcaro brothers. It's like half Toto line up. For that reason Boz Scaggs is the Father of one of the greatest band of the history.
Not true, they were well established and played on a huge array of major albums besides Silk Degrees.
Paich co-wrote the song and that was Hungate on the bass. Only Lukather and Kimball were missing.
Thank you
@@fusionfan6883can we agree they both played with great bands other then there own
I always love the “lope” in the beat that Jeff lays down. Even when counting it off, he has that sound. What a brilliant drummer! Forget RIP - lay those infections beats down in heaven Jeff!
Jeff Pocaro was the right timekeeper for that tune. Always about the tune, never about himself. That hole rhythm section was fantastic!!!
Jeff developed that shuffle specifically for this song. It's an innovation of his that I saw on another UA-cam video.
@johnaiello5947 Yes, you are right! I agree with your view.
Cool how they incorporated their process of rehearsal, getting gigs, traveling with their equipment, preparing for each show, then finally performing live,
to this song, using video.
Yes it was.
I have always LOVED this song! And I can't explain it, but I also LOVE the way Boz is having so much fun just hacking his way through it. He doesn't take himself too seriously, and this reminds me of jamming with my musician friends when we're just jamming for fun. This is a fun song, and it just fits.
One of theeeeee greatest numbers in the history of history. That’s a fact Jack. Sir Jeff Porcaro.
Very young Boz Scaggs with equally very young Jeff, Steve, and Mike Porcaro ♥♥♥
Signature drum groove from Master Jeff!
All so handsome besides being extremely talented.
@bnggon9248 Yes, I agree!😊
@@lanajeanvecchione9659 Yes, you are correct!
And the backing singers are immaculate.
I think that they may be the original ladies from the Silk Degrees recording. Agree they are awesome!
@@danielhagan921
All of the studio players and the back up singers went out on the tour with Boz to support "Silk Degrees" and they were all triumphant!
The act that people saw in concert and here, are all the same as on the record. A real testament to Boz to get that kind of loyalty from players and singers he had only known for a year.
@@charlie-obrien It goes with so much of what I've heard about Boz: easy-going, easy to work with and popular with all. Trying to recall the song and album, but the guys in The Eagles did backup singing for one of his recordings. He seems to be universally liked. I've been to a couple of his concerts. He's a true gentleman.
they sure are
@@charlie-obrien,
I’m pretty sure that’s not the case. I don’t see Paich or Hungate. They were replaced by the younger Porcaros here.
I just checked the album track, and the guitarist on the track was not Les Dudek, who is playing here. Piano here is Jai Winding. There are no album credits for the piano.
What a privilege to see a Fabolous song being made .A nd listening to one of the greatest performers ever . Love you Boz💋
4:50 The best of the late Jeff Porcaro. God given talent and a humble soul. Thanks Jeff.
@:43 you see Mike and Jeff together, yep all 3 brothers and Paitch was a co-writer too!
@Sterling Archer David Hungate on bass (later a founding member of Toto).
Right? It gives me chills. 😊
@sterlingarcher9208,
0:43 Mike (with Jeff) greeting Les Dudek.
やっぱこの家族怪物！ 3人いるｗｗｗ What a great family! Three guys on one stage! Don't you thinks?
They were losing control of that song at the end. What a absolutely pumping rock'n'roll song that is, smashing tune.
A very Happy 77th Birthday William Royce "Boz" Scaggs June 8, 1944. Your songs were inspirational for us when we were young. And now, more than ever. Being that we're older and wiser. Thanks William.
Damn, Jeff's ghost notes flowed so effortlessly around the backbeat.
Back when music and musicians mattered - huge sound
You had to be able to _jam_ and write great songs. Musical talent was an absolute requirement. Now it's about media whores who need 25 producers to cut & paste some disposable simplicity for a quick buck
Nowadays all you have to do is be involved in witchcraft.
I'd be honored if some late 70s/early 80s fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of WHAT A FOOL BELIEVES by the Doobie Brothers, WE'RE ALL ALONE by Boz Scaggs, and JUST ONCE by Quincy Jones & James Ingram on my YT channel in tribute to the legends. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Thanks and peace.
@@smedleybutler8787 And satanism
Indeed unlike today when the artists need to have semi naked dancers on stage, or go semi naked themselves. It's less about music and more about the image!
70s was my favorite music era, period.
Boz is still the best. I used to listen to him in the 70s, and all these years on I still get the same buzz out of his music. I wish he knew just how much his music is still loved.
❤😂
He knows!
I grew up in the 80s for most of my childhood, so I kind of missed this, but I heard Lido Shuffle playing at restaurants for years, and I finally thought "this sounds great" So I looked it up and I've listened to it for years now. A pretty unique talent.
I came here for Jeff Porcaro but left mesmerised by every single musician here and come back to this often for inspiration... This is the best dope you could ever put into your bloodstream who the f*** needs drugs when you have music like this to cope with this miserable, cruel world. Thank you for this wonderful post!
Agreed, but also weed.
Synth solo ;)
The other two Porcaros are in this video as well.
Agree!
Is "Weed" even a "Drug." If one's Body has THC or "Cannabinoid" Receptors, built in, then, why is "Weed" not just labeled "Food, for said Receptors."
Silk Degrees still holds up today. What timeless music. It's funky, it rocks, it's soulful. There was some magic/genius at work to produce this music.
DAVID PAICH wrote most of the lyrics I think (? Somebody halp??). No, seriously, Paich CO Wrote most of "Silk Degrees" with Boz. Maybe that's why it sounds that good.....Paich knew he was writing for his buddies to play!!!
In a word - Toto.
@@eriklarson9137 Agreed Erik. I wonder if anyone can complain about the artists and the performance. They were into it and brought people like me along for the ride.
@@RaincloudmusicTFS6 Great insight about Paich writing for his buddies. You need no help. I read that producer Joe Wissert introduced Boz and Paich. Put them in a friend's house for a few days and Lowdown and Lido happened. But the whole album knocks me out still. Paich had amazing contributing connections beyond the band including Porcaro's father and his own dad. They became good friends. Paich once referred to himself as Saul Scaggs.
@@RaincloudmusicTFS6,
Paich co-wrote the song with Boz, and he played on the album. Jeff Porcaro played on the album, too. Mike and Steve Porcaro replaced Davids Hungate and Paich on the tour.
Paich has writing credits on more than half of the songs on this album (6 out of 10 songs).
Two-handed synth solo on a pair of Minimoogs, tweaking the knobs on the fly !!!
I still tell people how I saw Boz Scaggs and his band (which would become Toto), Fleetwood Mac & The Eagles for $10 at Pittsburgh Three Rivers Stadium in 1978. You can't even park for $10 today.
Gregory C
I can do you one better. I saw Foreigner in 1978 in Portland OR. festival seating in the Coliseum and the ticket price $8.50 those were the days. Last real show I went to back in the 90s was Clapton and that was almost $500. for two people.
Van halen, cobo hall detroit, diver down tour, 1980. $14
I still have my ticket stub from same tour from what is now Gillette stadium back then shea in foxboro mass
How about Iron Maiden in 1982 for £3.50 - the T-shirts were more expensive than the tickets
Anode Diode same here ! Good times !
I loved seeing the phone with the buttons for the different lines. State of the art 40 years ago.
Great song
These are one of those songs that, as a 51 year old, immediately takes me back to my childhood and never get sick of listening to.
Same! Lido takes me back to the summer of 78, when we moved out of house
One of the greatest songs ever recorded
Sometimes some musicians make something so beautiful you keep looking for mistakes. I'm still looking. It's been years.
Always such a joy to to see Jeff ... and so humble even here.
It’s synonymous with seeing God. Jeff made everyone and everything better and that’s a testament to Joe and also to Jeff’s ability to pretend he’s not the greatest musician in what ever room he was in or what you called humility. My fave thing is that Joe Porcaro interview about Jeff starting out. My God. We are so torn over his passing that we can’t even entertain Jeff sightings in this world. Jeff is the GOAT of music in general and also the drums. Jeff Porcaro 1992. Jeff Buckley 1997. My two Jeffrey’s. Ugh . My two main dudes who would have made music amazing up til now are gone and I blame whoever came up w this Shit to begin with.
I wanted to do a tribute for Jeff as the Porcaro family and my family also have the Dad drummer and 3 musician sons, also Italian and also from the Northeast. Only way I could approach it while maintaining my integrity and also unique I think. Wow I typed a lot . Thanks
When this song came on the radio no matter where you were who you with ..It became a big sing along! Everyone knew every word.Sounded just like this video! Boz was so talented .Whata great era to be alive in!
trueCHARLENE-+ucansaySAMEabout-mostGreatsongs...
I still have my 45 from when I was little and I still listen to it today! Oh oh oh oh...
"One more for the road!" What a great song to go along with tour footage! I love the crescendo of this version especially. So cool to see all these legends from rehearsal to stage… Jeff Porcaro does it like nobody else!
First, I have been in love with Jeff Porcaro since the early 80's. Incredible drummer; love it when he's lost his glasses because he's playing so hard. But----how about 19 year old Steve Porcaro? What confidence and amazing talent at that age!
Mike was no slouch. He’s next to Jeff when Les comes in, at about 0:41.
Yeah. Steve was on fire!
@@beachgirl4583 Mikey could WAIL.
Back to ‘78 I believe, loved it and lived it! 🥰
77
@@Crazychick64 okayC.CHICK1977-anythingelse2say?😀😃😆
iTunes shows the release date for this song as January 1st, 1976.
That is some real, genuine rock and roll. I love it!
This song is priceless. Pure genius.
👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾
This is why our generation has UA-cam...to watch generous posters such as Mr Skaggs upload gems like this...thank YOU!
The piano talent seems to go unnoticed in this Porcaro MOB ! ! !
That looks like Jai Winding.
@@beachgirl4583 yes, that’s Jai Winding
This man has one of the most amazing voice's ever lifted. Fell in love with it as a young teenager ( I'm now 57 ). Watching this makes me realize what an awesome performer and man he is, such natural ability. We fans have such good taste, don't we?
Same here, 57 too. This song came out when disco ruled so it really stood out.
I’ve been waiting months to join this thread (just turned 57).
* waves at Beta and Heather.
@@beachgirl4583 So good to know you still rockin' and rollin' dear! A heartfelt " welcome", may there be many, many more years to enjoy!
@@betaomega8724 dear beach girl luv ya like I love the Lido shuffle here in South Africa
I wasn't born until 1982 and I remember hearing this as a kid on one of my mum's golden oldies stations. You don't have to have 'been there' to know this is gold. REALLY good music is timeless and evokes emotion no matter the era you're listening in or age you are.
Caught Boz a few months ago in Tallahassee, FL. Awesome show...not missing a beat. Rock on Boz!!!
Great song and wow, how talented are the Porcaro brothers!
The piano intro is a very nice touch. My favorite version of Lido Shuffle
Two iconic synth solos I grew up with by the great Steve Porcaro, this one on Lido and the big solo in Rosanna. Boz's voice is so perfect for this song!
Blinded by the light was iconic
Three young Porcaro brothers.. That's a treat.
Hartaty Sirait...OMG they look 👀 like babies!!
Where's Mike? I didn't see him. Jeff and Steve, yes, but I thought Hungate was still around.
Jeff is missed
@@ApartmentKing66 Time 0.40 Baby Mike is near Jeff with Bass in his arms,,,both R.iP. saw Mike in 1999 in Italy...Best Bassist ever seen..
InvestorGuy66,
This was in 1976. Toto didn’t exist, yet. Jeff, Mike, and Steve P., along with Les Dudek and Jai Winding were in Boz’s touring lineup for the Silk Degrees album tour.
Just people playing music and having a great time,and a hit record ❤
This live version is great!
And Silk Degrees is probably one of my favourite albums of all time!
Even though it was a big hit at the time I think it might be the most underrated pop/rock album ever
Not that anybody would give a shit, but I grew up and still live on the island where the Silk Degrees album cover was photographed. In fact, we still have that exact same green bench sitting in the same spot and I walk my dogs past it almost every day.
Where is it?
@@andyheater In Avalon on Catalina Island. On the northeast side of the big iconic Casino Ballroom sitting in front of that same seawall that overlooks the dive park. longitude is -118.435601 and its latitude is 33.786594
@@seanmcaleavy2369 Hey friend, for some reason (my fault, no doubt) those coordinates inputted via Google Earth did not work out for me, but I was able to find out that by searching there for "Casino Point," I found those references that you indicated, but, alas, I couldn't find the bench! I did see along that north-east wall a decrepit park bench just left of the Dive Park painted sign, and a park table to its right. Help?... earth.app.goo.gl/gneGyQ
times were so much better back then...great music....eveything felt better....horrible today...
Walked in cold. Dropped the groove and vocals. Just amazing....but them backup singers!
YES!!! Those Backup Singers sang in the GROOVE NIGHTLY!!! On stage Inside left to Right: Becky Lopez, (Middle) Vanetta Fields, (On end) Phyllis St. James(playing Tambourine!)
@@rebeccalopez3115 Wow, thank you, Rebecca Lopez! You ladies look and sang magnificently!
This smh takes me back to my 70s preschool hood. Silk Degrees is a great album!
Watched Boz Scaggs in concert in 2021. What a great concert! I’m 60, but felt like a whipper-snapper in the audience! ❤
Touches the Heart and soul of the times. The BoZ, THE MAN
All she wrote.
Bos Skaggs, THE MAN.
"One for the road" I, Been there more than ONCE.
I CAN RELATE.
The girls are Wonderful.
What a wonderful life it was and IS. 😄
We LOVED Boz Skaggs in the 1970s. We were hard party gals and Boz was on audio tape on every skiing and hiking adventure!
It's good to see young and fresh Jeff Porcaro.... I miss him so much... What a great drummer and person....
One Almighty Standout Anthem From An Era Of Amazing Music.
The Unmistakable Vocals Of Mr Boz Scaggs Combined With Brilliant Musicality.
Cheers 🍻 👏 ✌️ 🥂 For This Majestic Timeless Memory.
❤❤❤..
Great playing and great songwriting never goes out of style. Wow. What a band.
Imagine having Toto as your backing band.
Kerri Braddock Imagine having Boz Scaggs as your front man
Dam!
Linda Ronstadt and the Eagles. :-)
This was in the long hot summer of 1977 in Scotland when this song was out.I have always wondered in this song what Lido was up to.'One more for the road' this joint aint nothing to it etc.He forgot to sing the 1st couple of words here.Brilliant drumming also+keyboards.We dont get hot summers in Scotland thats why ill not forget where i was when this was out.What a track!!!
Keep m comin👍🏾
I feel happy every time I turn this on, listen to the music, and watch Jeff Porcaro grooving on this one. Great!
Look how relaxed ppl where back then , no egos or ppl taking selfies. Ppl just making musical gold. Htf did we get so messed up by 2022. Love boz scaggs and this era in music....
When the Porcaros are your band you can also relax ha
That might be Boz. I think even the Porcaros were not relaxed around Fagan and Becker 😂
I'm sure there were egos back then. Also, it's a generation gap as well...and this is coming from a Gen Xer.
Think about how many people quit bands back then. Definitely a ton of egos.
@@Cleangasoline99 yea like David Lee Roth
What a band! What a song! Boz is The Man.
Love the archival vintage footage and audio, we've all heard the studio mix it's nice to have things like this, time capsules. I love old 8mm-16mm film and old early video footage as an 80s baby.
Arguably THE highlight of this video: Jeff kicking of THAT groove and Boz seemingly carelessly catching on to it: 0:56 - 1:15 - sub-zero cool😎
My favorite part too.
Musically, I agree, but Les catching Jeff digging in his pants for the bag of weed, starting at 0:41 (as Les meets all three brothers) is comic gold.
@@beachgirl4583 😂 - You're RIGHT! It's his jacket, btw - but his eyes glancing back and forth, as if he's slightly annoyed 🤨😆 ! Also: appreciate how the studio jam is seamlessly mixed with that live performance - this is one of those gems why I like YT.
In interviews, Steve Lukather always called Jeff the band leader of Toto, now look at 0:56: starting the groove and checking on the others if they catch on 🤓. It was already there.
I'll stop analysing now and enjoy😉
ericgelders,
I like your analysis.
I’m not the one who noticed the jacket first. Someone else did, and another person added a hilarious quote (“I know that baggie is here somewhere,” iirc).
This is one of my favorite videos ever.
It shows the seventies as they really were, and there’s something magical about what those guys did that night.
Note how Boz looks to a 19 year old Steve P. right before Steve becomes one with his dual mini moogs.
Jeff definitely set the foundation at your time stamp.
(I thought the jacket was hiding Jeff’s hand in his pants. 😂 It could have been in the jacket pocket.)
I’ve watched a few of Luke’s interviews. You’re right. He looked up to Jeff since their school days.
It’s one of the greatest ever things we’ll ever see . ❤
Great to see the pacaro brothers on this track👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Les Dudek tearing it on the lead guitar...
Can’t actually believe anyone would be able to pull this off. The backing singers seem like they are hypnotised by the soulful energy being generated. So unbelievably cool.
I heard this song once while eating at an Applebee's years ago. I loved it, but never heard it again. I'd been looking for it all this time, and today it started playing in my classic rock playlist. I could not believe it! I've been listening to it nonstop all day long. Now I can die a happy man :).
I bought Silk Degrees in 1976 and have listened to it ever since. My daughter who is 17 loves it and my grandson of 9 loves it. For me one of the finest albums ever put onto vinyl.
Similar experience here, Bob. When I had trouble getting my infant kids to sleep at night I danced them to the Silk Degrees songs. They relaxed immediately and would go to sleep. When they toddled they danced/swayed to it. One of the best R&B bands to ever come together. That album will remain timeless.
Let's give it up for the background singers those ladies were jamming!!!
Yes ma'am!
Yes, the singers were awesome. I watch the video regularly and am always stunned by their performance. I guess it lasts forever once you've done it like this.
My Aunt is one of them! Becky Lopez :)
@@angelinalange4329 That is beautiful Angelina. Here's to your Aunt Becky! Thank you.
Yes sir !!!!
One of my favourite songs of all time. Great video
Spectacular talent. Don't you wish every band in 2021 was this talented!!
I love this song, and this video, and revisit it every few months, but this year has been one of the best for new music. Wolf Van Halen created an entire album by himself, with no skip songs.
Jerry Cantrell released a good solo album.
Halestorm is dropping a new album.
The acoustic version of “Back From The Dead” is amazing.
You might have to look for good music, since radio isn’t giving us much, but it’s out there.
Silk Degrees is really the birth of Toto. How wonderful to see the Porcaro bros so young.
I’ve always Loved classic rock the blues and anything that came along with it that was different. I was 10 in 77 And I remember my mom‘s youngest brother my uncle Ralph showed me how to listen to all this he told me to always pay attention carefully and listen and I was already into other bands like KISS, Fleetwood, Van Morrison.. and Molly Hatchet Van Halen but this was totally different when he introduced me to this and I’ve been in love with Boz Scaggs music ever sent brings back a lot of good memories of wanting more out of Music. So much talent
I always thought this was such well written , and arranged song. His voice is perfect for this tune
Thank you Boz for giving us 50 years of listening pleasure!
Boz is the man!!What a stud-Boz is the King of Disco and hipness!!
No disco here...that's a straight up Purdie shuffle laid down by the late greay Jeff Porcaro!
@@jb8349,
It’s not a Purdie. “Rosanna” is. Jeff said he was influenced by Jim Gordon’s groove on Steely Dan’s “Charlie Freak” here.
The young Porcaro brothers is cool to see. Boz forgot what part he was in for a second! I love this song. Good memories.
1:15 Boz playing a Yamaha SG 2000 and look how you Les Dudek looks
Those Porcaro boys could lay it down. I remember seeing Toto on stage during their zenith, probably around the Hydra release, original line-up with a guest guitarist, and Steve would bring his entire array of old school analog synths with him. He looked like a laboratory scientist in a Marvel movie and sounded amazing.
Silk Degrees....killer album! Still sounds fresh after all these years.
Boz is the MAN! Took my dad to see him in York, PA and he rocked. My dad brings it up all the time. Great memory.
Jeff even counted it off with groove.
The bass is really driving the song.
WOW! Look at Jeff killing it with that killer groove!!!! There will never be another like him. That we know for sure. Many will try, but none will succeed.
Yep!
Along with my kids favorite music, that I could hear down the block, I subject them to my 70’s, 80’s and 90’s music. My son won’t admit it but I know, for a fact, that he knows all the words to ‘Runaround Sue’ and how many times Steven Tyler says ‘Let it go’ for the song ‘What it takes’.
Exactly 30 years ago, groove faded away…miss ya Jeff!
Mike Porcaro keeping up with the playful momentum set by Bozz Scaggs and Jeff Porcaroe😂
For me Silk Degrees was one of the finest albums ever. Not a bad tune on it!!’
Love that album
0:40 the Porcaro brothers 💕 RIP Jeff and Mikey.
@4:50 the genius Jeff Porcaro at his best!!!
You know that bro!...............hands down King of the shuffle:)
How did Jeff get his glasses on at the end??
I heard a version of this song without Jeff and it's not the same song. Those ghost notes are tough to pull of but Jeff was one of the few who could pull them off. Richard Bailey, (Played on Jeff Beck's 'Blow by Blow') nails it on Freeway Jam.
@@axslinger99 ,
Mary?
I love the piano tuning beginning then playing the riff, creates a very nostalgic image in my mind, to me a classic American sound. Great song.
tuner is Robert Lamm of Chicago 🤯
Wow, so cool to see this bit of behind the scenes and particularly Jeff P doing his Lido Shuffle shuffle. Always was one of my favs. on my playlists to this day.
When I bought the 1st Toto lp I said hey that's Boz's band boys !!!
He had a lot of people up on that stage with him.
when ever I'm feeling a little down I come here to get my fix of natural uppers, the Porcaro brothers were on fire, whoa oh oh oh oh, he's for the money, he's for the show
Silk Degrees is one of the finest albums the world has ever heard.
I caught his show in about 1976, Minneapolis. Like this clip, the whole thing was amazing. For quite some time, Silk Degrees was the soundtrack for my friends and I, before or after the bar. Those were the days you know, you could find live music all over the place. Boz was so good, he just celebrated 75 the other day, I think, Hard to believe it's almost 50 years ago! Of course he's still kicking it.
79 actually. I just saw him 2 days ago, he is still amazing. I'm jealous this music was contemporary for so many of you. My consolation blessing is I have access to all of his music everywhere I go.
Carnegie Music Hall, Pittsburgh, by chance?
You can still find live music “all over the place”, just got back from Nashville, TN. Whew! Was dancing 💃 down the sidewalks to live tunes blasting out of clubs~restaurants 🎶
@@KittyGrizGriz,
It’s the same in coastal SoCal, and most college towns. There are dozens of little clubs here, and live music can be found every night.
Steve Porcaro and TWO Minimoogs! What a great track.
Ahhh, the 70's. What glory!! Sex, Drugs, and R&R. I'll never forget snorting coke out of the crack of my girlfriend's ass while listening the Lido Shuffle. Just one glorious moment in a decade filled with them. It'll be time to go soon, but I can die happy recollecting on the 70's.