THE BASS & HORNS!| FIRST TIME HEARING Boz Scaggs - Lido Shuffle REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- THE BASS & HORNS!| FIRST TIME HEARING Boz Scaggs - Lido Shuffle REACTION
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Cannot go wrong with Boz! Great vocals, instruments and talent! Listen to his whole collection!
"Look What You've Done To Me" is a masterpiece by him!! Sensual, yet kind of a haunting tone to it...it's definitely worth a listen!! I prefer the album version, but his live versions aren't too shabby either :)
Yes, this live version is pretty special: ruclips.net/video/28V4iQwwNdo/видео.html.
Omg, I haven't heard that song in a long while and what a shame that is. I love that song!
I was looking for a turm to describe this song and agree Haunting is correct because it's eternal, like another Scaggs classic," We're All alone"
I still listen to that one all the time. One of the best 70`s songs. It reminds me of really happy times as a kid. Rob squd jump on this one!!!! Slower but wowwie!! Go with album version.
YES!! 👍😃❣️
Being a drummer...this is my favorite song to play drums to! Rest in peace Jeff.
Jeff Pacarro was a master at playing the drums as music, and not just percussion.
It's one of my favorites to play, too. 🥁
One of the best drummers. He comes up with awesome grooves. RIP Jeff
We need a drummer. Do you have a van?
Great tune. There really isn't a bad Boz Scaggs song. Check out "Jojo", "Breakdown Dead Ahead", "Miss Sun", and "Look What You've Done to Me".
You got some imagination
I love look what you've done to me. Beautifully done
Miss Sun is a must to reaction, particularly the live video version.
@@todgilmore3258 Miss Sun is my favorite Boz Skaggs song! that is my jam
Jojo is so fine!
"Lido Shuffle" was the 4th & final single released from "Silk Degrees." It peaked @ #11 in 1977 - the 2nd highest chart hit for Scaggs after "Lowdown" (#3 for 2 weeks) -- his only Top 10 single. Between 1971 to 1988, Scaggs charted 14 singles on the Billboard Hot 100; 6 reached the Top 20
Thanks, Casey.
Silk Degrees peaked at number 1 here in Australia spent 102 weeks in the chart Lido Shuffle was a double A single with What Can I Do which peaked at number 2 in 1977 Lowdown only made 94 here his worst selling single here he had only one more top 40 entry here Hard Times which peaked at 40 in 1977
@@peterflynn2111 1977 was a great year for Albums in Australia , 1/ Silk Degrees, 2/ Rumours, 3/ Hotel California, 4/ELO -New World Record . 45 years later l still listen to all of them.
Re Silk Degrees, not a bad song on the album, my favourite "We're All Alone"
Somebody Loan Me a Dime is not only one of his best, but one of THE best songs ever. Please hit it, you won’t regret it !
He only had four U.K. hits in the U.K. they are lowdown what can I say lido shuffle and Hollywood in 1976/77 so underrated in the U.K. his album silk degrees did get into the U.K. album top 10 though
Timeless song. Still holds up after all these years.
The musicians on "Silk Degrees" included David Paich (various keyboards & arrangements), Jeff Porcaro (drums/percussion), and David Hungate (bass) who, shortly thereafter, became members of Toto, while Fred Tackett (guitar) became a member of Little Feat. Also, when you reviewed "Lowdown" you used a live version performed in a jazz club years after 1977 -- so it was not the sound of the original record which is GREAT.
I remember cruising around in 77~78, windows down, blasting this album on my 8 track. Awesome times.
Thanks for the reminder. Jeff Porcaro (RIP) was a percussion genius and a rhythm Master.
David Paich also co wrote this song
Steve L. Of Toto was on this album..and toured with him as well
Three members of Toto played on this. Jeff Porcaro on drums, David Hungate on bass and David Paich (who co wrote this song) on keyboards
Hey William, which member of Toto sang Africa?
@@quincee3376 I believe it was David Paich
And Steve Porcaro played on the silk degrees tour
@@williamisenberger1073 thanks!!
@@cletusbeauregard1972 I'm convinced there were at least 57 Porcaro brothers
My opinion, Boz's best album...
Great album not a bad song on it !
Absolutely. My favorite song is "Georgia"
Love me tomorrow for me
By far his best!!
@@sandyhanson6082 Like Randy Hinkson wrote, his best album. My favorite is Georgia but Lido Shuffle is a great song.
Lido Shuffle was the official party song of our college house in '76! Nothing like a room full of drunk guys belting out the chorus. 🤘
p.s. love your Bobby Hill T
Boz Scaggs was one of the best things about late 70’s music. A breath of fresh air and a big change from Disco.
You’ve got to listen to “We’re All Alone” written by Boz. It was on this same album, but I want you to hear Rita Coolidge’s version. She was a former backup singer on an early Scagg’s album and made that song a big hit in 1977.
Oh yeah, her version is pure beauty. That voice of hers, those lyrics... magic! It'd be perfect for a Female Friday pick!!!!
Yes Rita’s version is incredible.
Yes i recommend Rita Coolidge "We're All Alone". I didn't even know of the Boz connection!
LOVE ❤️ that song is so beautiful and also love Rita Coolidge singing it. For some reason that song makes me think of Bonnie Raitt singing I Can’t Make You Love Me, another great song for female Friday. Although, George Michael has an absolutely great live performance of I Can’t Make You Love Me also, now I’m just going down the rabbit hole, 😂
Silk Degrees is thE album for Boz!
“Look what you’ve to me” is a must. It was cowritten with David Foster and was performed in the movie Urban Cowboy starring John Travolta. This would definitely make a great reaction video. Thanks again for all the great music you react to each and every day.
YESSSS...that song is sooooo good!!
Got to do the live version of this song!
It's "Look What You've Done to Me".
@@thecasper911 Yes! The live version is absolutely a must.
Live at the Great American Music Hall from 2003 is the best I’ve seen.
Boz Skaggs is so soulful!
Great song. Boz Scaggs is fantastic
Thank you so much..One of my all time favorite songs..Great job.
Scaggs was and is always great! That said, if you make any album and the lions share of people playing on it go on to create Toto, you know you're doin' right. This album is PURE pop/rock gold.
Boz is the boss! Great voice, kind of under appreciated. He was actually part of the Steve Miller Band in the late 60's. Great choice today!
I first ran across Boz as the bass player on the Steve Miller Band's first two albums. His album Slow Dancer is very soulful and stunning. This album, Silk Degrees was phenomenal. I'd suggest going back to the album version of Lowdown (the video was good; the original album cut was a chart topper). What Can I Say and Harbor Lights are must hears from this album. But the title cut, Slow Dancer, You Make It Hard (To Say No) and Angel Lady from Slow Dancer are also must hears. Boz is still recording and his A Fool To Care album from 2015 is also very very good. As always, great reaction y'all!
Was he on Brave New World in Steve’s band then? The lp featured Paul McCartney on the track My Dark Hour.
@@brianherrington7226 I believe he had left by that time; he was on Sailor and Children of the Future. Dime a Dance Romance was Boz's song. But Nicky Hopkins played piano on Brave New World and he played piano on many of the Stone's albums. Kow Kow from Brave New World was an incredible song! Great stuff!
People should check out "Loan Me a Dime" that Boz Scaggs recorded at Muscle Shoals with Duane Allman on guitar. Great stuff.
Darryl. You are so right it’s amazing
YES!! 👍😃❣️
ABSOLUTELY!!!! Boz before the machine morphed him...
Jeff Porcaro's masterful shuffle groove!
This is honestly my number one favorite song of all time. Pure full throttle adtenaline.
Boz is still making music. Right now he's touring in support of his most recent album, Out of the Blues (2018). He's still a great blues guitarist and his voice is rich, soulful, and mature--like it crawled right out of the earth.
For a lovely soft ballad, check out Sierra from his '94 album, Some Change, currently my favorite Boz album.
You kids make me smile! Love you!
And I have tickets!
@@djewjazz ...and I'm jealous...
Number One, Sierra is the most beautiful song I have ever heard.
Number two, if anyone here goes to one of these concerts and happens to catch his eye, could you tell him that we'd love to see him here in the UK? Pretty sure he could fill the Albert Hall for a few nights and I would love to see him and sing along to Lido.
A music Legend
I remember when this came out; I was in high school. My friends and I loved it.
Yes, finally, thank you! One of Boz's best!
RIP Jeff Porcaro. One of the greatest to ever pick up a pair of drumsticks.
Lido Whoooooh one more for the road. Drums in this is fantastic.
You can't listen to this song without giving props to one of the most recorded and revered drummers of all time, the late great Jeff Porcaro. Jeff put the trademark Porcaro Shuffle in the Lido for Boz Scaggs, and Toto, and Steely Dan, and tons more.
Truth!
Testify! You can here it evolving here until he hit the impossibly high water-mark for shuffle rock drumming with Rosanna in Toto. If yer auditioning a drummer for versatility all you really need to hear is a couple bars of a proper Porcaro shuffle and they're in!
One of my all-time favorite road trip songs...constantly in my playlists...
Love ❤️& Adore Boz Scaggs
I love Boz Scaggs and this song! Thanks!
Lowdown is chill, disco funk. Lido Shuffle is pump you up, get psyched, triumphant, victorious, high energy rock.
No filler on this album! Every song was worthy of being on a single!
Lido Shuffle is one of my all time favorites. You can't sit still when listening!🕺
One of Jeff Porcaro’s best songs (also drummer for Toto)!
Huh? David Paich, the bass player, and Boz wrote this!
Basically this is Toto with Boz singing and playing guitar. You can hear the same shuffle beat as used in Rosanna by Toto...played by the late, great Jeff Porcaro.
Yes, my favorite Boz Skaggs song by far....imo......song swings daddeo!
My mother LOVES Boz. I think for her birthday I'll do this song karaoke this year. Never know when your parents will be gone, ya know
Just saw Boz Scaggs a couple of weeks ago in Santa Rosa, CA and his voice is absolutely perfect at 78 years old. Definitely the best show I've seen since ELO several years ago (and I go to a lot of concerts; want to see all these guys one more time. I'm seeing Chicago in September). I doubt he tours nationally anymore but if you ever get a chance to see him live don't hesitate. Oh and yes, he's a great guitar player too!
When "Silk Degrees" was released, we called it "$5,000 apartment music."
Love Boz Scaggs!
I could be wrong, but several members of Toto played on the studio recording session. Jeff Porcaro on drums, and David Paich keyboards, and he also co-wrote the song.
Yes, you are half wrong but half right!
@@catofthecastle1681 sorry. Auto spell killed me, Corrected.
I think Amber will love "JoJo" and "Lowdown" by Boz Scaggs, they both have that chill laid back groove that she loves. :) Amber, you're definitely a reincarnted 70's gal!!!
"Jojo," a song about a pimp in a mink coat. If that doesn't get you interested, I don't know what will.
Great reaction! Thanks for keeping great music alive! Smiling!
Love the entire Silk Degrees album.....fantastic!
The great Jeff Porcaro on Drums. He was also the Drummer for Toto and many other studio recordings.
Finally! Great tune. And let's not forget it was co-written with David Paich, best known for the Toto hits Africa, Rosanna, and Hold The Line.
After the sessions for "silk degrees" some of the studio musisians who participated on this album formed a new band named Toto.... the rest is history.
This tune features one of the most revered drummers in music, the phenomenal, late, great Jeff Porcaro!!!
Another song that reminds me of my childhood in the 70s. Love the music back then.
He also wrote We're All Alone and Rita Coolidge did a fabulous cover which would be perfect for Friday
Boz is one of my favorites. Very cool.
Boz got it happening.. Love his work
Jay you said you were looking for the perfect slow dance song. Check out "We're all Alone" from this album. Check out "Georgia" also.
Didn't know that Boz wrote this. Rita Coolidge recorded it, and I thought she wrote it, as she is a great songwriter.
If they liked Lido, they'll definitely enjoy "Georgia". And I agree that "We're All Alone", a personal favorite, is slow dance magic.
Over the years, I've tried several times to write down my top ten favorite songs of all time. I always end up with two dozen songs tied at ten because I couldn't narrow it down. If I was ever forced to cut it to ten, this song would absolutely make it on the list. It's one of those songs that demands you crank the volume. Boz Scaggs is underrated as a songwriter and a great blues musician.
Yes!! This ❤
Oh, and Jeff Porcaro on drums and his brother on keyboards play on this jam about 5yr before they went on to from Toto! I never knew that but there's an obvious through-line from Jeff's shuffle here to possibly the *ultimate* rock shuffle of all time on "Rosanna" with Toto, a legendary drum riff :D
Great song
I suggest you check out Al Stewart “Year of the Cat” it’s right up your alley.
Hear hear! And the SAXOPHONE SOLO will please Amber!
This has been suggested to them many times (from myself included) and I don't know why they haven't done it yet. Jay and Amber, what are you waiting for?
@@donnakubiski5572 View from the 502 have done three or four Al songs. They love him.
And Time Passages from Al as well.
Check out his Lone Me A Dime with Duane Allman on Guitar ✌️
One day in 1989, I'm sitting in my allergist lobby in San Francisco waiting for my appointment with many others waiting for allergy shots. I see this guy sitting there and think, He looks just like Boz Scaggs, then the nurse calls out, "Boz" and he gets up to get his shot. Closest to fame I've ever gotten
Oh yay, can't wait to see your reaction to the horns... thumbs up
I've compiled my Top 100 songs of the year for 1977:
"Lido Shuffle" was my #! OF THE WHOLE YEAR!
Rounding out my Top 10 of the year:
2. When I Need You (Leo Sayer)
3. Undercover Angel (Alan O'Day)
4. Fly Like An Eagle (Steve Miller Band)
5. Strawberry Letter 23 (Brothers Johnson)
6. Jeans On (David Dundas)-song originally written as a UK advertising jingle
7. Couldn't Get It Right (Climax Blues Band)
8. Life In The Fast Lane (The Eagles)
9. You Make Me Feel Like Dancing (Leo Sayer)-for years, I mistakenly thought it was The Bee Gees
10. Help Is On Its Way (Little River Band)
Great list!
FYI. from Wikipedia: Members of the backup band on "Lido Shuffle" include David Paich, Jeff Porcaro and David Hungate who later formed *Toto* .
the instrumental bridge about 2/3 way through the song, has got so many analog (ARPs and Moogs) synths layering up on chords! some other great songs by Boz Scaggs..."Lowdown," of course, "Miss Sun" (quite a catchy one), "We're All Alone" (a ballad, also recorded by Rita Coolidge, another female artist with quite an appealing voice, and arrestingly beautiful good looks too!), "Jojo" "Breakdown Dead Ahead" "Georgia" "It's Over" (more)
Look What You've Done To Me ..live is fantastic!!♥️💥
I’ve always loved this song. The whole Silk Degrees album is fantastic.
Thanks for this guys - I'd forgotten just how bloody brilliant this song is !
Ahhh now I remember this great song from listening to it on the radio when I was a kid very cool and popular! One For the Roaddddd!
I saw Boz Scaggs at the Springfield Civic Center in 1978.
This entire album is a gem. This is a "Goin' down the road" song. Boz is "da Boz"!
he said " good luck fece ❣️
that's because kind of peaple and uptunp moday ❤😘
One of my favorite songs from the seventies!! Great choice, glad you liked it!! A suggestion for your female Fridays, a slightly obscure British flame grout called Amazulu singing the song “The Things The Lonely Do” I still play it regularly after all of these years - PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE!!! 😀
You would love " What Can I Say" from the same album!
Love me some Boz, he is so iconic and really knows how to put a great tune together. Thanks Amber and Jay
LOVE this song! Another great reaction guys.
Great song and artist.....thanks!
Oh I so miss the 70s!! Actual talented musicians!! Great LIVE performances back then!!
Love this song . Memories 🥰💞 Thanks for this.🥰💞
"We're All Alone" from this same album is a gorgeous ballad from Boz. Rita Coolidge had a huge hit with the song. The entire "Silk Degrees" album is outstanding. This song is my favorite from the album - so glad you enjoyed it!
One of the best hard driving shuffles, and from my time growing up in the 60-70-s...........
Always loved this song!!!!
His music totally holds up after all this time 😊
I got to see Boz Skaggs in concert when he toured with Stevie Nicks in 1998.
One of his biggest and best tunes. Every song from this album is phenomenal!
Loved this song when in released in ‘77. Sang it over & over at camp!
Love this song. Excellent choice.
Boz Scaggs is a huge talent! You might also want to check out: "Dinah Flo", "It's Over" and "Breakdown Straight Ahead". Pure pop perfection!
Memories of good times in the 70's. I sure do miss them.
Loved this song when it came out when I was a teenager and still love it today.
Thank you ( someone has finally done this song! ). What a GREAT tune. You know that whole instrumental at the end, with the keyboard? Imagine flying through the air on a pair of roller skates with people and coloured lights swirling all around you. The 80's...someone's got to bring back skate rinks.
My favorite Boz Skaggs song. That one part were the piano goes up higher and higher.
My favorite Boz song.
Gotta love BOZ!! My other faves of his are Breakdown Dead Ahead, What Can I Say, and Look What You've Done To Me from the Urban Cowboy soundtrack. Keep smiling!! 🤗😃🤗
As I recall, the studio musicians that played on Silk Degrees were terrific: the Porcaros, including the great late drummer Jeff Porcaro, who formed Toto; Donald "Duck" Dunn, great bassist formerly of Booker T and the MGs. Can't miss backup.
My absolute favorite song ever is Loan Me A Dime with Boz Scaggs and Duane Allman. FIRE!
Arguably his BEST album (Silk Degrees)!!!!
Amazing tune! A shout-out to Jeff Porcaro (drums), David Hungate (bass) + David Paich (keboards), all members of Toto. Top-notch musicians all around.
I loved Lido shuffle. I had the 45. Was 14 years old at the time. ❤
Played so much when I was younger I still sang along to it by heart and I haven’t heard it in, what, 20 some years?!? Crazy.
A big big album my senior year in high school 1978. good memories good tunes.