You mean Steve Lukather's "Candyman" album with Los Lobotomys? Here you go. ;)Quote:
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You mean Steve Lukather's "Candyman" album with Los Lobotomys? Here you go. ;)Quote:
Originally posted by NotAPretender
no, it was 'easier' listening than that ... but this one is starting off nicely ... I had been trying to do some computer work while listening to Toto ... didn't get much done ... :)
Plini? But he hasn't released any full albums (that I know of); only a bunch of EPs with three or four songs.Quote:
Originally posted by NotAPretender
yeah, i think that was it, maybe ... maybe i just listened ... no I remember a full album
Greg Howe?Quote:
Originally posted by NotAPretender
yeah, that's it ... thanks!
A song for our times. This is the original:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5P7x4vh_ts
Here's the first version I knew, and I did not know until recently it was originally a Temptations tune:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcfXWtI7ML0
:)
I'm really impressed...
The live version from the "Falling In Between" Tour is even better, albeit that I posted the entire concert here ─ in the members-only section ─ and the video was taken down. For that tour, they had Greg Phillinganes sitting in for David Paich on both keyboards and vocals ─ David had chosen to stay home to care for a sick family member ─ and Leland Sklar taking over on bass for Mike Porcaro, who had at that time already become incapacitated by his ALS; Mike died of his condition in 2015. They also had Tony Spinner with them on backing vocals and rhythm guitar.Quote:
Originally posted by NotAPretender
yeah, I wondered about some of the names ...
Howe is a freakin' marvel on the guitar.
One of many. ;) Have you ever heard Steve Vai, or even Tosin Abasi (of Animals As Leaders)? ;)Quote:
Originally posted by NotAPretender