From the 2002 album, "Through the Looking Glass" an album of music that had influenced Toto. Steve Lukather's love for The Beatles, shines through with the guitar solo that is haunting and beautuful. Nice tribute. Great reaction Harri. Thanks Harri and Robert. 👏👏 Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
I agree with the last comment with the exception of van Halen and vai. He gets too technical, it's while my guitar gently weeps, not while my guitar gently shows off. It's good don't get me wrong but does he make it weep? He plays too fast or tries to be too clever, mostly, for it to weep. Similar to Peter Frampton's attempts. Clapton with Harrison in the 90s is the best live version, no showing off, no unnecessary speed, just pure feel.
I’m a huge Steve Lukather fan and this version of this song as always been one of my favorites from Steve. He can really make that guitar sing beautifully! ❤
Toto est le meilleur groupe du monde. David Paich aux claviers, Simon Phillips à la batterie, Mike Porcaro à la basse et Steve Lukather à la guitare. Ce groupe est incroyable. Les plus grands musiciens de studio réunis... Waouh.
Anything you can find from Toto’s 35 th tour of 40 Trips around the sun please do. look for The Muse/white sister! Angela, hold the line ( live version featuring an amazing back and forth duet)
Harri, just do a reaction to their 35 Anniversary Concert DVD, “Live From Poland.” Their actually better live and it’s impressive who’s on stage for this one. Also, a Top Shelf audio and video mix. Btw, Toto not in The R&R Hall of Fame. That’s a crime.
Robert - I’m a big fan of Steve Lukather, and this performance was great. This was a treat to listen to as are most of his performances. Harri, Your review was very good.
Mr Lukather is known for his guitar, not voice. However, he has a decent but not strong voice. I've seen him ranked in the top 20 and top 50 rock guitarists of all time. He's probably the most underappreciated rock/pop guitarist ever.
Never saw that performance, Steve Lukather is a fantastic musician. He has played in Ringo Starr's All Starr Band many times. You may like the version that Peter Frampton does as well.
STOP commenting in the middle of IMPORTANT segments of numbers! It shows us all that you're actually NOT rerribly involved in what you're listening to after all...........!
From the 2002 album, "Through the Looking Glass" an album of music that had influenced Toto.
Steve Lukather's love for The Beatles, shines through with the guitar solo that is haunting and beautuful. Nice tribute. Great reaction Harri. Thanks Harri and Robert. 👏👏 Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
I think the vocals are terrific
Steve Lukather is as good if not better than any guitarist in the world. And he’s a good singer too
Behind Hendrix, SRV, Gilmour, Clapton, Van Halen, Page, Beck , Vai and Santana
I agree with the last comment with the exception of van Halen and vai. He gets too technical, it's while my guitar gently weeps, not while my guitar gently shows off. It's good don't get me wrong but does he make it weep? He plays too fast or tries to be too clever, mostly, for it to weep. Similar to Peter Frampton's attempts. Clapton with Harrison in the 90s is the best live version, no showing off, no unnecessary speed, just pure feel.
Steve Lukather est un immense guitariste...Un guitar héro,un génie.
I’m a huge Steve Lukather fan and this version of this song as always been one of my favorites from Steve. He can really make that guitar sing beautifully! ❤
Toto est le meilleur groupe du monde. David Paich aux claviers, Simon Phillips à la batterie, Mike Porcaro à la basse et Steve Lukather à la guitare. Ce groupe est incroyable. Les plus grands musiciens de studio réunis... Waouh.
Wow !! 🎸🎧😅
Love this! Peter Frampton does a great cover as well!
All God’s children LOVE this song!
Anything you can find from Toto’s 35 th tour of 40 Trips around the sun please do. look for The Muse/white sister! Angela, hold the line ( live version featuring an amazing back and forth duet)
RIP Mike Pocaro on bass.
Lukather is one of the all time greatest guitarists all styles and relatively unknown except to guitarists.
Mike Porcaro on bass RIP 💔
Harri, just do a reaction to their 35 Anniversary Concert DVD, “Live From Poland.” Their actually better live and it’s impressive who’s on stage for this one. Also, a Top Shelf audio and video mix. Btw, Toto not in The R&R Hall of Fame. That’s a crime.
A later version of the band with the incomparable lead guitarist Steve Lukather on vocals.
The whole "Live In Amsterdam" concert dvd is pretty amazing. I just wish they had done the entire "99" song instead of being part of a collage.
Robert - I’m a big fan of Steve Lukather, and this performance was great. This was a treat to listen to as are most of his performances. Harri, Your review was very good.
Mr Lukather is known for his guitar, not voice. However, he has a decent but not strong voice. I've seen him ranked in the top 20 and top 50 rock guitarists of all time. He's probably the most underappreciated rock/pop guitarist ever.
I can dig it !
At times the vocals sounded like a very subdued version of Joe Cocker. If anyone hasn't heard it already check out Jeff Healey's version
WOW! did not know this existed
Lukather wrote Human Nature for MJ
Nah, that was Steve Porcaro from Toto who wrote that, with lyrics from John Bettis. Lukather did play on it though.
Never saw that performance, Steve Lukather is a fantastic musician. He has played in Ringo Starr's All Starr Band many times. You may like the version that Peter Frampton does as well.
If one is a good Musician it’s hard to go wrong with this song. Another really fantastic version of this song is Carlos Santana with India.Arie
Well the solo was nit finnished god damn
Try Jeff Healys version, it truly is awsome
Steve Lukather !! Guitarist extrardinaire and decent vocalist. has played guitar for the very best.
If you haven’t, please check out the Prince version of this song (with many others. But Prince steals the whole show.)
Prince's version is good but not close to this one.
STOP commenting in the middle of IMPORTANT segments of numbers! It shows us all that you're actually NOT rerribly involved in what you're listening to after all...........!