Wished I could be there too .... Steve Lukather is just the best among all the guitarists and he is a complete musician. He is the reason why I play guitar... Thanks for all the great music Luke....GBU Luke. (Awie, Jakarta)
I've got this CD and met Steve at a small show in the Cleveland Area . One of my favorite CD 's I play it often driving down the road . Steve was as nice a person you get. Stood for pictures and chatted with everyone. Thanks Steve !!
whether it's a documentary or a museum or movie or star on the walk of fame steve lukather deserves to be nationally and internationally recognized as t h e guitarist of the century . Gilmore is great , and beck is great , and it does go on and on ____but someone has to be at the top . and that is steve
This is straight from the Toto website: "Hollywood: Toto received their star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame several years ago. They were joined by Steve Porcaro for the ceremony, and two foot-prints were added to the block for Jeff Porcaro."
No man. There is no top. Its not a sport like society is and you are.Its music. Get your head out of the score board learned mentality you have been brain washed to believe. Its not who is better, Its like making or creating sounds of the mind and spirit at that time. And styles of playing a mood. No winners and losers. That is bad energy! Have you ever won and looked at the loser and felt bad for them just for a sec.? Well, You should feel bad. Even special Olympics know this. And they are retarded. You are not! Learn something.
gary scharaa I think you're right, just to name a few, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, David Gilmour, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, Ritchie Blackmore, Richie Sambora, Mark Knopfler, Robert Johnson, Clash, and many others, but I happen to appreciate the intense work that goes into his music. The second in my book has to be Ritchie Sambora. I just love his style and his licks and phrasing.
Eddie Van Halen would agree with you Gary...When asked what is was like to be the worlds greatest Guitarist,he replied,"I don't know,go ask Steve Lukather"...
I saw Toto at a small beachside nightclub in NH in the early 90's, it was one of the best shows I've ever seen. Being in a 300 seat venue and seeing a Headliner is pure magic.
Steve you are a great player matey. massive chunks of pure guitar heaven. Keyboard man great too and the band stuff too. Will listen to this album for sure at some time. Thanks for this. Ever Changing Times was a great tune by A Franklin and M. Mac as well.
Toto will be out with a record within the month. It's going to be called "Toto XIV" and there already is a video out for the song "Orphan". Also another track called "Holy War". Sounds good to me!
What I don’t understand is how these guys from the same area were born so talented. They won the lottery but it came with a price. Early death and addiction
images and words from dream theater ...on the acoustic part he was playing towards the end...not as a diss but has been played before..Steve is awesome!!!
I'm late to the Lukather party even though I was a ToTo fan in the early 80's. I guess because it wasn't harder rock I skipped over it. Now I've learned to play Rosanna on guitar, fun song to play.
Do you have Toto's album Kingdom of Desire JamCave Studio? It's my favourite Toto album, and the last one the mighty Jeff Porcaro played on. It's got a harder edge to it. Check out the youtube for this current tour as well, killer live. They have started releasing their US tour dates for the summer too, if that's where you're from.
Steve, thanks for all the great music through the years. Keep putting out the solo records. They are MUCH appreciated. Does anybody know what any of those anonymous amps were ? The AC 30 and Marshall (what model? ) were easily identified. Steve ? Anybody ? Thanks for posting this video!!!
Hey mate, in this record Luke used a lot of vintage amps.. A 1959 Gibson GA-6, a 1950 Magnatone 213, and a 1966 Supro 1620T. The Vox was a 1964 Vox AC30 Top boost model, and the Marshalls are a JCM2000 DSL 100 and a little JMP.. it's a 2061X
+FreedomZealot Yur kidden right? LUKE is a former Top LA Session Guitarist that rec'd on over 1,500 LP's + Playing professionally for another..what..39 yrs now, so yeah, he can play 5* Jazz, Fusion, Great Blues (Hendrix!!), Kick ass rock and hard rock (White Sister-Toto!) and real hot pyrotechnique guitar w/ all the tricks! Luke played w/ SRV and Jeff Beck in Japan! Tours w/ the Great Larry Carlton..Talk bout yur hot players! Luke is a God in Europe as well! JSP
oh steve my all time hero... tht was the time you was an alcoholic... you had a bad time... i feel it nowaday .... booze... vodka ... you made it.... i hope i mad e it too
maybe, the rest of us are guys or musicians and really think their music is just the bomb. Enjoy though, he really rocks our world (one way or another) :0
One of the weirdest produced albums ever. Very large dynamic range, very present but narrow mixed drums, guitars at times as wide as a jumbojet and LOUD in the mix.... But hey... I like it.
I thought the same, it sounds like my mixed, and the drums are detracting the overall quality, both in tone and the aforementioned contrast to the music in spatial terms. Maybe they were not yet processed fully, compression would easily fix most issues I am wanting to resolve on them listening here.
The best. Any genre, any speed, any thing... He delivers gold in one or two takes. He's beyond just chops.
Amen
Wished I could be there too .... Steve Lukather is just the best among all the guitarists and he is a complete musician. He is the reason why I play guitar... Thanks for all the great music Luke....GBU Luke. (Awie, Jakarta)
You've never owned a guitar much less played one! You'll never be superman regardless how many times you say it or lies you tell
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I've got this CD and met Steve at a small show in the Cleveland Area . One of my favorite CD 's I play it often driving down the road . Steve was as nice a person you get. Stood for pictures and chatted with everyone. Thanks Steve !!
Good reminder to go listen to his solo stuff again! Thanks for all the great music Steve and crew!
LUKE is my fav. all around guitarist w/ a killer voice + great guy!!
all good guitar players love Steve Lukather's playing. he is incredible
whether it's a documentary or a museum or movie or star on the walk of fame steve lukather deserves to be nationally and internationally recognized as t h e guitarist of the century . Gilmore is great , and beck is great , and it does go on and on ____but someone has to be at the top . and that is steve
This is straight from the Toto website: "Hollywood: Toto received their star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
several years ago. They were joined by Steve Porcaro for the ceremony,
and two foot-prints were added to the block for Jeff Porcaro."
No man. There is no top. Its not a sport like society is and you are.Its music. Get your head out of the score board learned mentality you have been brain washed to believe. Its not who is better, Its like making or creating sounds of the mind and spirit at that time. And styles of playing a mood. No winners and losers. That is bad energy! Have you ever won and looked at the loser and felt bad for them just for a sec.? Well, You should feel bad. Even special Olympics know this. And they are retarded. You are not! Learn something.
gary schraa completely agree, my friend: Luke is the planet’s finest living musician.
gary scharaa
I think you're right, just to name a few, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, David Gilmour, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, Ritchie Blackmore, Richie Sambora, Mark Knopfler, Robert Johnson, Clash, and many others, but I happen to appreciate the intense work that goes into his music. The second in my book has to be Ritchie Sambora. I just love his style and his licks and phrasing.
Eddie Van Halen would agree with you Gary...When asked what is was like to be the worlds greatest Guitarist,he replied,"I don't know,go ask Steve Lukather"...
i often come back to this video, and always amazes how good sounds all he plays, even "simple" things!
Really terrific that he let you film this hanging out and playing around. So cool.
I saw Toto at a small beachside nightclub in NH in the early 90's, it was one of the best shows I've ever seen.
Being in a 300 seat venue and seeing a Headliner is pure magic.
Was that with Jeff on drums or after his passing?
Love the finished product. Fav Lukather album. Fun watching the work days.
thank you for filming and than you luke for letting us fans have a glimpse at your brilliance!
Nothing but love for Steve! Thank you for so many years of bad ass music!
Cool to see Trev hanging out with his dad in the studio! Thanks for posting!
That amp between the Gibson and the Magnatone had incredible overdrive.
Dude it's an amp not a Buick
I love it and hang around to watch such rare videos. This is music history. Thanks for posting this masterpiece.
Hello Esteve Lukather my favorite singler and guitar
Congratulations for job solo
The best of my generation
So much fun! And so much creativity...
He's such a genius player.
Steve you are a great player matey. massive chunks of pure guitar heaven. Keyboard man great too and the band stuff too. Will listen to this album for sure at some time. Thanks for this. Ever Changing Times was a great tune by A Franklin and M. Mac as well.
He can sound just like Boz Scaggs. I got to hear him do it at a show in Biloxi . They were having fun and it was a great show we had a great time
Ever Changing Times has some really great Lukather tracks on it. Overlooked album i think.
we love you steve
Just a Dream❤Love you man forever
Amazing !! Thanks for sharing and Greetings from Drummer TV Show from Argentina !!!
Not only is Steve Lukather a great musician, he does great interviews too.
Love that record!
Amazing ❤Thanks for sharing
❤Studios forever to get the SOUND
God thx for this footage! Awesome! Steve is one of my favorite artists of all time . . I've always loved his style : )
wow thanks for sharing this treasure
Fantastic insight. Thanks so much.
That little Gibson amp sounded KILLER !
His blue electric guitar is so beautiful! :)
Priceless footage, Rick. Thanks for sharing!
Luke is a wonderful musician, truly.
nice!!! i cant believe i met him a couple of months ago! (:
Loved his book so very much.
this footage is a real treasure! Wow! many thanks for this great upload
Great guy and great artists all.
Musicians love to chill and riff...I think we could live in a studio..
Toto will be out with a record within the month. It's going to be called "Toto XIV" and there already is a video out for the song "Orphan". Also another track called "Holy War". Sounds good to me!
That studio reminds of one I did a lot of tracking in back in Missouri. Same monitors. Same layout. And similar board. Both great sounding studios.
Man just stop it! The only studio you've ever been in is glamour shots and the tracking ran up your arms
LUKE! SOLID, man! Cool video- thanks!
Thanks a lot! This is really nice to watch..
Fantastic clip, thanks!
So cool to see. Thanks for this.
watching these guys jam and create music really reminds me a lot of me and my band.
Blows me away... Love to be there too. Great drummer. Where did he come from? Steve sure can pick em.' Love the guy!!!
You're sitting on a couch and next to you Stevie vinning on his guitar,priceless!
Priceless footage! Thank you so much!
thank you so much for uploading this! Love luke
What I don’t understand is how these guys from the same area were born so talented. They won the lottery but it came with a price. Early death and addiction
Love it! More?
images and words from dream theater ...on the acoustic part he was playing towards the end...not as a diss but has been played before..Steve is awesome!!!
thanks for sharing this. always fun to see top artists at their craft
How Friggin Luckyy ou are bro......DAMN !!
Really enjoyed that
16:50 my favorite solo guitar setting
Lukather Maestro de Maestros
very nice!!! thanks.
Steve my hero
by the way i would go with the first amp! Vibe aliceous!
Great video, Luke is the shit
That’s some good drumming. Props to whoever that is
Abe Laboriel, Jr.
Ah. A fellow convert of the Delay Llarma. Excellent.
What a cutie is Trev. And also almost identical to his father
Very cool stuff!!
I'm late to the Lukather party even though I was a ToTo fan in the early 80's. I guess because it wasn't harder rock I skipped over it. Now I've learned to play Rosanna on guitar, fun song to play.
Do you have Toto's album Kingdom of Desire JamCave Studio? It's my favourite Toto album, and the last one the mighty Jeff Porcaro played on. It's got a harder edge to it. Check out the youtube for this current tour as well, killer live. They have started releasing their US tour dates for the summer too, if that's where you're from.
KingdomofLuke1 I don’t but now I’ll look into it.
man that ac30 crunch tone is fuckin legit man
22:42 : Dad, you're boring me.
23:17: Look, son, Summer Breeze!
23:23: Nice!
One of my dreams ... to meet Steve in real life.
That AC 30!!! Wowwwww
Trevor is diggin his dad
I'm not sure what Jason said, but we like it!
Interesting! Good job!
tu es le meilleur Steve
this is a jewel! amazing luke
How good did that Hammond and the AC30 sound!
Steve, thanks for all the great music through the years. Keep putting out the solo records. They are MUCH appreciated.
Does anybody know what any of those anonymous amps were ? The AC 30 and Marshall (what model? ) were easily identified. Steve ? Anybody ? Thanks for posting this video!!!
Hey mate, in this record Luke used a lot of vintage amps.. A 1959 Gibson GA-6, a 1950 Magnatone 213, and a 1966 Supro 1620T. The Vox was a 1964 Vox AC30 Top boost model, and the Marshalls are a JCM2000 DSL 100 and a little JMP.. it's a 2061X
That 59 Gibson amp was frickin Awesome
Thank you! :)
jeff must be at my next wedding playing ,being 80 and 85 yrs, we can handle
My tinnitus is gone! No wait, it's back.
At around 19:30 Steve busts out some SRV-style stuff. I had no idea that he had that in his arsenal, but it just figures that he would.
He's a session guy. He can play anything.
+FreedomZealot Yur kidden right? LUKE is a former Top LA Session Guitarist that rec'd on over 1,500 LP's + Playing professionally for another..what..39 yrs now, so yeah, he can play 5* Jazz, Fusion, Great Blues (Hendrix!!), Kick ass rock and hard rock (White Sister-Toto!) and real hot pyrotechnique guitar w/ all the tricks! Luke played w/ SRV and Jeff Beck in Japan! Tours w/ the Great Larry Carlton..Talk bout yur hot players! Luke is a God in Europe as well! JSP
If Steve adjusts his tone, and looks at you to see what you think, always nod your head, "yes"..
Sweet Jane 🤩
**Had to listen again* *CATER*
oh steve my all time hero... tht was the time you was an alcoholic... you had a bad time... i feel it nowaday .... booze... vodka ... you made it.... i hope i mad e it too
Epic legond period!!
All walnut neck. Beautiful.
get this book the gospel according to luke...history of the la music scene in detail
Jeff Porcaro Groove own it and already read it three times
Wish, i`d be there...
maybe, the rest of us are guys or musicians and really think their music is just the bomb. Enjoy though, he really rocks our world (one way or another) :0
É um prazer ver um pouco de como ele trabalha.
This one goes up to eleven.
Damn!
That organ player!!!
Jeff Babko. He's amazing!
One of the weirdest produced albums ever. Very large dynamic range, very present but narrow mixed drums, guitars at times as wide as a jumbojet and LOUD in the mix.... But hey... I like it.
I thought the same, it sounds like my mixed, and the drums are detracting the overall quality, both in tone and the aforementioned contrast to the music in spatial terms. Maybe they were not yet processed fully, compression would easily fix most issues I am wanting to resolve on them listening here.
na minha opiniao um dos melhores guitarristas e vocalistas do planeta. vida longa ao luke
*guy starts playing organ* let the ego war begin.
Te Amo Steve Lukather,
snare sounds great man