So, so glad we stuck with this song! I knew the album version would seem like a new song to you! Wonderful reaction and yes, so many layers. Most of these guys played with Steely Dan, and it’s easy to see why. Alert to the Patreon members, there may be a Toto choice in the near future! Hope so, anyway!
These guys were the cream of US session players in the seventies, playing on Steely Dan records as well as co-writing songs with Boz Scaggs, Michael Jackson and many others. Their first four albums are superb, accessible yet extremely tasteful rock. It was great to hear this on headphones with you both!
RE: Steely Dan, David Paich (keyboard, vocals) once said: "People say we sound like Steely Dan. That's because we are Steely Dan. We played on a bunch of their records." They were the best studio cats in LA back in the day.
There is a big Jon Anderson - Toto connection, when they recorded the Seventh One, Jon Anderson was working on his solo album City of Angels in LA. Jon invited Toto members to guest on his album as additional musicians, and Toto invited Jon to sing in the song Stop Loving You, you guys should react to that song.
Wow, I have never looked it up but I´ve always heard Jon´s voice in that intersection, I just thought it was a voice that seemed to be similar to Jon´s.
Their "Live In Amsterdam" Concert dvd is outstanding. A lot of the members of TOTO were kind of like the musicians version of Michael McDonald. They played on EVERYTING in the 70's and 80's. Steely Dan to Boz Skaggs to Michael Jackson to so many more. Incredible talents!
did you guys know that Michael McDonald sings on one of TOTO's songs, great song named "I'll be over you" check it out if you haven't heard it, Love TOTO
One of the great things about being an 80s kid now is finding out that we had our own Wrecking Crew all along. The members of Toto played on so many huge hits.
Guitar player Steve Lukather. Session guitarist who has played in thousands of songs and albums along with keyboardist David Paich and drummer Jeff Porcaro. Steve played all guitars and bass on Beat It except the solo that was played by Eddie Van Halen.
With Toto you always get top notch musicianship. Toto IV is my favourite album of them. Besides their massive hits Rosanna and Africa it contains a bunch of excellent songs and is worth listening as a whole.
You guys need to dive deeper into Toto..they have many great tracks! Toto IV def IS a great listen. But the prior ones are fab,too! You'd love 'em! :-) Cheers, T
Jeff Porcaro was a prodigy RIP, he died much too young with so much more to give. As everyone else said all these guys are great studio musicians. Mike Porcaro on base is very overlooked and Steve Lukather on guitar he is a beast of a tasty player and a real gentleman. Thanks JK and Nick and Lex. More please.
Steve Lukather is a legend and a national treasure. He was a very active studio musician (all of Toto was) and if I remember correctly he is the most recorded guitarist playing so many other artists records. Super prolific. Chances are you've heard him on so many records from that era and don't know it.
I just made a comment regarding Lukather, and If you haven’t seen it, Tim Pierce has a video about the song and he regards his solo on this song “the best 4 bar solo ever”! If you haven’t seen it, please do as Tim is such a respected session guitarist in LA and has a great guitar lesson channel with tons of interviews on RUclips. (you probably knew that).
@@lantose I'm very familiar with Tim Pierce and am subscribed to his channel. I missed this one but will definitely check it out. Thanks for the heads up!
Glad I stopped by today. I've heard this song a million times (and loved it) but only learned from the Comments here that several of these musicians had history with Steely Dan. Explains a lot.
LUKE !!! I Love his stuff, been Toto fan since day one! Back in those days we took great joy in finding a Great album or tune and sharing with peeps that had never heard it!
Hey: read the book "The Gospel according to Luke" by Steve Lukather... He explains a lot of things about being a guitar player in many sessions for different artists (Donna Summer, Olivia Newton-John, Van Halen, Chicago, Lionel Richie, Cher and many more)... Maybe Lukather played guitar in more than 1500 albums...
This song is on my Faves list, heard it regularly through the years but never with headphones so thanks for sharing this, such a great song. The new piano part for you is what I've always heard on the radio, in Canada anyway. Check out their song "Hold The Line". It's a really great song.
Always worth it to hear the 'album' version regardless of who the artist is, especially from back then. Longer than 3 minutes or 4 minutes and they would do a 'Single Edit'. The outro is definitely worth it! Thanks JK!
More reactions to Toto's music, please. They are the best band of all time. This is one of their most popular tracks, but they have many better but lesser known ones in their wide and varied discography.
Keep in mind that the entire band were and remain (for the living members) top notch studio musicians. They have played on tons of albums. The late drummer Jeff Porcaro played on the Katy Lied album. LOU-ka-thur
There is a great video on RUclips of Jeff as a guest teacher in a college music class where he talks about the shuffle and demonstrates it for the students. Masterclass!
Porcaro was in the video , but David Hungate is the bass player you hear on the recording. Hungate left the band before they made the video and yes that is Mike in the video mimicking Hungate's playing.@@Josledes
There is a great video on RUclips of Jeff as a guest teacher in a college music class where he talks about the Roseanna shuffle and demonstrates it for the students. Masterclass!
So glad you guys are doing ToTo! I'm sure someone has already suggested it but the entire concert live in Poland is incredible. I know y'all would love it. Of course, due to the very sad and untimely passing ot Jeff P. the drummer is Simon Phillips who is a world renowned session drummer who was a perfect replacement for Jeff P Check it out... Also, there's a great video out there "Tribute to Les Paul" ,, there are a bunch of great musicians that I know you guys would so enjoy. Oh and guess you guys are wondering why I am ramblin' on 'bout this well, Steve Lukather does Hendrix' version of one of my favorites ever Little Wing!!!. Check it out. Y'all will enjoy I have no doubt!!! ✌️❤️
This was a one take track they were supposed to finish after the last chorus but the drummer Jeff Porcaro was feeling the track and kept going so the band just jammed on. Check out some of the live footage where they continue jamming at the end great band.
Toto, still around, still producing music, but it was the late 70s to the late 80s that they were known for, several huge albums going platinum/multi-platinum. You talk about their musicianship, they were all studio musicians before forming the band, that's how they knew each other. And as a studio musician, like Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones, you need to really know what you're doing, go in with a few takes and generate whatever you're asked to produce. BTW, that part you haven't heard at the end was usually cut off, as the song went a bit too long for standard FM airplay.
Sonic beauty, Chorus almost sounds religious. In UK with punk coming in, I had a spell of exploring Toto, Journey, Boston and a few others... Guys... Your old Genesis coverage keeps coming up on the screen. Must soon be time surely? Anything before Abacab, proper Genesis!
Jeff Pocaro the drummer for Toto played witrh Steely dan. Jeef brother was one of the Keyboard players. Yeah, like steely dan the y were session musicans.
That is the Bernard Purdie Shuffle. Porcaro borrowed it for this track. You may feels that it sounds familiar ? Indeed, Pretty Perdie played it on Home At Last.
TOTO is such an underrated band! You should listen to Steve Lukather on Sunset Sound Recorders RUclips...it's absolutely awesome (and hilarious) and he goes through a lot of Toto history, Michael Jackson, Sunset Sound Studios, etc. It's chock full of information on that band! If you want some deep cut songs listen to Endless, Jake to the Bone, Carmen just to name a few. This is my second favorite band after RUSH...Then Steely Dan! 😁
Tim Pierce has a video regarding this song and Steve Lukather’s solo and regarded it as “the greatest 4 bar solo ever”! Obviously he tears it up at the end also!
Toto one of the most underrated bands of all time. All genius players and live they ROCK. They had the unfortunate hits that make people think they were a sell out corporate rock act. They met at school and played together as kids a proper garage band.
Funny that I was just listening to Africa by Toto when I saw this video pop up. There is a lot of talent in this band. Looking good Lex and you just hit 99K. 😀
This is a GREAT song, but I actually like a similar, but lesser known song they did with Joseph WIlliams (the son of the well-known composer, John Williams of Star Wars and others fame) called, Pamela. The music video actually shows their girlfriends in different scenarios, as if they were talking to/about each one of them. It has all the same elements that this one has, but, as I said, I prefer it to this one so, I hope you check that one out too. As far a other songs, there are a slew of them, such as, I'll Be Over You (music video's awesome one this one too), 99 (their first hit, I believe), Hold The Line, I Won't Hold You Back, I'll Supply The Love (an AWESOME some, especially the ending), Stop Loving You and Hold The Line (another of the most famous hits, and 1 of their first). Just so you know, Toto is a group of studio musicians ... that have played on almost many major Rock, POP, etc. hit songs. So naturally, this is WHY Steve Lukather (look'-a-thur) was playing on Beat It, but you'll find him on many others as well ... and that goes for all the memberr of the group.
BTW, just wanted to ALERT you to another note/thought you should know about this group ... their music videos are great to watch, because they DO include the LONG versions of their songs on/in them, and you can see all the individual musicians doing their specific parts ... more so than a lot of other groups.
2 lead singers on vis one or maybe 3?, vey all cld sing lead n write, super talented top heavy band, most were quality session musos, guitarist was mjs guitarist 4 expample. yeah kinda reminds me of lrb in its layering n complexaty n how it all blends so well n v transitions n hooks.
❤❤❤ que buen tema chicos. Un género que se animaba a funcionar los géneros. Gracias PD. Lito Vitali a la media noche. David levon Malosetti y leo sujatovich. Noches de perros a la dama se que le va a gustar. Gracias abrazo
OK - this is more than just Jeff Porcaro is amazing and played with Steely Dan - he said himself that the groove here is effectively "stolen" and is an amalgamation of the half time shuffle from Home at last and Babylon Sisters (Berarnd Perdie) with an added Bo Diddley kick drum. Don't take my word - take Jeff's - ruclips.net/video/NMI81yIlT0Q/видео.html Personally - all music is inspired, and the "Rosanna Half Time Shuffle" is Jeff's regardless of the influence - truly epic...
It’s assumed that this song was about Rosanna Arquette, but it is not. However “In Your Eyes” by Peter Gabriel is about her. PS: Guadalajara most certainly will do.
Hola chicos,,saludos desde 🇦🇷,,cuándo harán una página en Español,,Veo que hacen más reacciones,en Ingles,,y la verdad,,no entiendo nada de nada. Podrán,, Gracias.
Se que es un video en ingles pero me gustar pedirles si pueden reaccionar a El Arriero de Divididos porfavor!! Saludos desde Argentina. Aca les dejo el video: ruclips.net/video/cs7l1Qgwv44/видео.htmlsi=1tgeQiW1oQrvTsiQ
Members of Toto were regular session musicians during that era (before and after forming Toto). They played on Steely Dan’s recording of Pretzel Logic and Katy Lied
@@mattpobursky850 I agree, Matt. I feel that Toto was well respected and regarded by their fellow artists. Like Toto’s music or not, their musicianship should be appreciated and respected
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So, so glad we stuck with this song! I knew the album version would seem like a new song to you! Wonderful reaction and yes, so many layers. Most of these guys played with Steely Dan, and it’s easy to see why. Alert to the Patreon members, there may be a Toto choice in the near future! Hope so, anyway!
These guys were the cream of US session players in the seventies, playing on Steely Dan records as well as co-writing songs with Boz Scaggs, Michael Jackson and many others. Their first four albums are superb, accessible yet extremely tasteful rock. It was great to hear this on headphones with you both!
I'm sure many have already stated that Jeff Porcaro played drums for Steely Dan, as have others from Toto. Toto is one of the best!
RE: Steely Dan, David Paich (keyboard, vocals) once said: "People say we sound like Steely Dan. That's because we are Steely Dan. We played on a bunch of their records." They were the best studio cats in LA back in the day.
Another good one from them is "Hold The Line".
Toto drummer the late jeff porcaro used to play drums for steely dan before he joined Toto
some would argue his greatest drumming was with Steely Dan
There is a big Jon Anderson - Toto connection, when they recorded the Seventh One, Jon Anderson was working on his solo album City of Angels in LA. Jon invited Toto members to guest on his album as additional musicians, and Toto invited Jon to sing in the song Stop Loving You, you guys should react to that song.
Wow, I have never looked it up but I´ve always heard Jon´s voice in that intersection, I just thought it was a voice that seemed to be similar to Jon´s.
@@BackLooking and you can hear the Toto sound in City of Angels
One of the most famous drum-tracks of all time
Their "Live In Amsterdam" Concert dvd is outstanding. A lot of the members of TOTO were kind of like the musicians version of Michael McDonald. They played on EVERYTING in the 70's and 80's. Steely Dan to Boz Skaggs to Michael Jackson to so many more. Incredible talents!
did you guys know that Michael McDonald sings on one of TOTO's songs, great song named "I'll be over you" check it out if you haven't heard it, Love TOTO
Lead singer on I'll be over you was Steve Lukather !
@@clannad99germany70 I know, Michael McDonald sings on the song, I'll be over you, but not the lead singer, I should have made it more clear
When some of the best session musicians decide to form a band - perfection!
One of the great things about being an 80s kid now is finding out that we had our own Wrecking Crew all along. The members of Toto played on so many huge hits.
Guitar player Steve Lukather. Session guitarist who has played in thousands of songs and albums along with keyboardist David Paich and drummer Jeff Porcaro. Steve played all guitars and bass on Beat It except the solo that was played by Eddie Van Halen.
YES!!!!!! I love some Jeff Pocaro drums!
I believe every song on this album charted. A whole album listen/reaction would be great.
Jeff Percaro plaid drums on many Stealy Dan hits. Ricky Don’t Loose That Number , etc..
Jim Gordon played on Rickie! Jeff played on The Katy lied album all bar one song! FM One track on Gaucho!
You should react to this whole album 🫶🏻
I like Georgy Porgy. I don't know remember which album. I think its this one.
Nope, it’s on the debut album.
With Toto you always get top notch musicianship. Toto IV is my favourite album of them. Besides their massive hits Rosanna and Africa it contains a bunch of excellent songs and is worth listening as a whole.
The Picarro shuffle at the beginning is soooooooo yyyyyeah.
Again one of my fave 80s top GOATs
*Porcaro
You guys need to dive deeper into Toto..they have many great tracks! Toto IV def IS a great listen. But the prior ones are fab,too! You'd love 'em! :-) Cheers, T
Jeff Porcaro was a prodigy RIP, he died much too young with so much more to give. As everyone else said all these guys are great studio musicians. Mike Porcaro on base is very overlooked and Steve Lukather on guitar he is a beast of a tasty player and a real gentleman. Thanks JK and Nick and Lex. More please.
You are at 99k whoopieeeee😱
One of the most bands ever! I LOVE IT!
A lesser known, but great Toto track is "99". Named after Agent 99 from the old spy spoof TV show... Get Smart
I’ve read it was inspired by the George Lucas movie THX1138.
Steve Lukather is a legend and a national treasure. He was a very active studio musician (all of Toto was) and if I remember correctly he is the most recorded guitarist playing so many other artists records. Super prolific. Chances are you've heard him on so many records from that era and don't know it.
I just made a comment regarding Lukather, and If you haven’t seen it, Tim Pierce has a video about the song and he regards his solo on this song “the best 4 bar solo ever”! If you haven’t seen it, please do as Tim is such a respected session guitarist in LA and has a great guitar lesson channel with tons of interviews on RUclips. (you probably knew that).
@@lantose I'm very familiar with Tim Pierce and am subscribed to his channel. I missed this one but will definitely check it out. Thanks for the heads up!
@@jdbroders64 you bet! It’s always nice to see a new post from him!
Glad I stopped by today. I've heard this song a million times (and loved it) but only learned from the Comments here that several of these musicians had history with Steely Dan. Explains a lot.
Fantastic group. Every time I hear these guys my little brain is simply amazed at how freakin' good they are.
Toto was a collection of some of the best studio musicians out there. One of my favorite songs
LUKE !!! I Love his stuff, been Toto fan since day one! Back in those days we took great joy in finding a Great album or tune and sharing with peeps that had never heard it!
I think it may have been Donald Fagen who said Jeff Porcaro was the greatest drummer he ever knew (or, fitted in with Steely Dan the best)
Hey: read the book "The Gospel according to Luke" by Steve Lukather... He explains a lot of things about being a guitar player in many sessions for different artists (Donna Summer, Olivia Newton-John, Van Halen, Chicago, Lionel Richie, Cher and many more)... Maybe Lukather played guitar in more than 1500 albums...
This song is on my Faves list, heard it regularly through the years but never with headphones so thanks for sharing this, such a great song. The new piano part for you is what I've always heard on the radio, in Canada anyway. Check out their song "Hold The Line". It's a really great song.
Always worth it to hear the 'album' version regardless of who the artist is, especially from back then. Longer than 3 minutes or 4 minutes and they would do a 'Single Edit'. The outro is definitely worth it!
Thanks JK!
Absolutely!
The prog-like Toto song you were referring to at the beginning of this video was "Hydra," which I requested for you, BTW.
More reactions to Toto's music, please. They are the best band of all time. This is one of their most popular tracks, but they have many better but lesser known ones in their wide and varied discography.
"Georgy Peorgy" further illustrates their variety, smooth AF
you can just feel the fun they have playing with each other.
Keep in mind that the entire band were and remain (for the living members) top notch studio musicians. They have played on tons of albums. The late drummer Jeff Porcaro played on the Katy Lied album.
LOU-ka-thur
There is a great video on RUclips of Jeff as a guest teacher in a college music class where he talks about the shuffle and demonstrates it for the students. Masterclass!
Love David Hungate's bass playing on this song.
Mike Porcaro
Porcaro was in the video , but David Hungate is the bass player you hear on the recording. Hungate left the band before they made the video and yes that is Mike in the video mimicking Hungate's playing.@@Josledes
Any song that brings a smile to Lex's face is alright by me.
There is a great video on RUclips of Jeff as a guest teacher in a college music class where he talks about the Roseanna shuffle and demonstrates it for the students. Masterclass!
So glad you guys are doing ToTo! I'm sure someone has already suggested it but the entire concert live in Poland is incredible. I know y'all would love it. Of course, due to the very sad and untimely passing ot Jeff P. the drummer is Simon Phillips who is a world renowned session drummer who was a perfect replacement for Jeff P
Check it out... Also, there's a great video out there "Tribute to Les Paul" ,, there are a bunch of great musicians that I know you guys would so enjoy. Oh and guess you guys are wondering why I am ramblin' on 'bout this well, Steve Lukather does Hendrix' version of one of my favorites ever Little Wing!!!. Check it out. Y'all will enjoy I have no doubt!!! ✌️❤️
This was a one take track they were supposed to finish after the last chorus but the drummer Jeff Porcaro was feeling the track and kept going so the band just jammed on. Check out some of the live footage where they continue jamming at the end great band.
Toto, still around, still producing music, but it was the late 70s to the late 80s that they were known for, several huge albums going platinum/multi-platinum. You talk about their musicianship, they were all studio musicians before forming the band, that's how they knew each other. And as a studio musician, like Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones, you need to really know what you're doing, go in with a few takes and generate whatever you're asked to produce. BTW, that part you haven't heard at the end was usually cut off, as the song went a bit too long for standard FM airplay.
Half of Toto played for Steely Dan! David Paich Lukather Porcaro Bros
ThX guys & JK 😎👍
Oh, you definitely had to hear something from the first album.
BMac - wait for the Patreon poll (I hope).
Toto lV is one of their best effort!! Along with Hydra! To be discovered!
Mi banda favorita, extraordinarios
Sonic beauty, Chorus almost sounds religious. In UK with punk coming in, I had a spell of exploring Toto, Journey, Boston and a few others... Guys... Your old Genesis coverage keeps coming up on the screen. Must soon be time surely? Anything before Abacab, proper Genesis!
Jeff Pocaro the drummer for Toto played witrh Steely dan. Jeef brother was one of the Keyboard players. Yeah, like steely dan the y were session musicans.
Toto also contributed alot to Michael Jacksons album Thriller.
That is the Bernard Purdie Shuffle. Porcaro borrowed it for this track. You may feels that it sounds familiar ? Indeed, Pretty Perdie played it on Home At Last.
Toto is one of the most underrated bands of all time. Try "99". Very nice piano.
Back in the day you couldn’t get away from Toto …a nice band mix of pop and soft rock that made catchy tunes. Thanks
TOTO is such an underrated band! You should listen to Steve Lukather on Sunset Sound Recorders RUclips...it's absolutely awesome (and hilarious) and he goes through a lot of Toto history, Michael Jackson, Sunset Sound Studios, etc. It's chock full of information on that band! If you want some deep cut songs listen to Endless, Jake to the Bone, Carmen just to name a few. This is my second favorite band after RUSH...Then Steely Dan! 😁
1,000 to go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tot fans already know this. 35th Anniversary Concert from Poland. Enough said.
Tim Pierce has a video regarding this song and Steve Lukather’s solo and regarded it as “the greatest 4 bar solo ever”! Obviously he tears it up at the end also!
Toto one of the most underrated bands of all time. All genius players and live they ROCK. They had the unfortunate hits that make people think they were a sell out corporate rock act. They met at school and played together as kids a proper garage band.
Toto’s first album is great.
You’re exactly right 😂. We were like hey, did you hear that new song…… 🎸🥁🎻🎷🎺 … meet you all the way… blah blah blah.
Funny that I was just listening to Africa by Toto when I saw this video pop up. There is a lot of talent in this band. Looking good Lex and you just hit 99K. 😀
Listening with attentiveness and purpose is called Critical Listening
9:56 -such a great insight, Nick. That’s what we did!
Alexia playing the 'air trumpet'!!!!!! She likes the horns!!!!!😁
This is a GREAT song, but I actually like a similar, but lesser known song they did with Joseph WIlliams (the son of the well-known composer, John Williams of Star Wars and others fame) called, Pamela. The music video actually shows their girlfriends in different scenarios, as if they were talking to/about each one of them. It has all the same elements that this one has, but, as I said, I prefer it to this one so, I hope you check that one out too. As far a other songs, there are a slew of them, such as, I'll Be Over You (music video's awesome one this one too), 99 (their first hit, I believe), Hold The Line, I Won't Hold You Back, I'll Supply The Love (an AWESOME some, especially the ending), Stop Loving You and Hold The Line (another of the most famous hits, and 1 of their first).
Just so you know, Toto is a group of studio musicians ... that have played on almost many major Rock, POP, etc. hit songs. So naturally, this is WHY Steve Lukather (look'-a-thur) was playing on Beat It, but you'll find him on many others as well ... and that goes for all the memberr of the group.
BTW, just wanted to ALERT you to another note/thought you should know about this group ... their music videos are great to watch, because they DO include the LONG versions of their songs on/in them, and you can see all the individual musicians doing their specific parts ... more so than a lot of other groups.
2 lead singers on vis one or maybe 3?, vey all cld sing lead n write, super talented top heavy band, most were quality session musos, guitarist was mjs guitarist 4 expample. yeah kinda reminds me of lrb in its layering n complexaty n how it all blends so well n v transitions n hooks.
Man, Jeff Porcaro DID play in Steely Dan. Surprise! Por cierto, sois muy majos.
❤❤❤ que buen tema chicos. Un género que se animaba a funcionar los géneros. Gracias PD. Lito Vitali a la media noche. David levon Malosetti y leo sujatovich. Noches de perros a la dama se que le va a gustar. Gracias abrazo
There's a great live video of this you should react to now.
Toto at their best ❤
Sooooo coooool.
Toto is TOTALLY 100% PROG POP! Check out Falling In Between. All of the various players who've come and gone over the decades are INSANELY great.
AGUANTE 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷👍💪
Supposedly Patrick Swayze and the blonde dancer are in this video. They later were in "Dirty Dancing."
Her name is Cynthia Rhodes and yes Patrick is in it too.
OK - this is more than just Jeff Porcaro is amazing and played with Steely Dan - he said himself that the groove here is effectively "stolen" and is an amalgamation of the half time shuffle from Home at last and Babylon Sisters (Berarnd Perdie) with an added Bo Diddley kick drum. Don't take my word - take Jeff's - ruclips.net/video/NMI81yIlT0Q/видео.html
Personally - all music is inspired, and the "Rosanna Half Time Shuffle" is Jeff's regardless of the influence - truly epic...
It’s assumed that this song was about Rosanna Arquette, but it is not.
However “In Your Eyes” by Peter Gabriel is about her.
PS: Guadalajara most certainly will do.
Yes it is...
It was about a high school girlfriend of David Paich. But Rosanna Arquette was dating Steve Porcaro, and he definitely borrowed her name!
Well, it's my turn: I've never heard this in my life or never paid attention... I guess I'm the one living under a rock...
You guys should do "Cook With Fire" by Heart. The live version on youtube is bad. Studio version is amazing because it sounds live.❤🔥 🔥
Its not jazzfusion in the end, its south gospel. Its ”going to the church” and totaly improvised in the studio, take two after a rundown.
Hola,podran hacer la reaccion de eiti leda de Seru Giran (Version del año 1978,Museo del Cine) @nick&lex Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷
You did 'Hydra' too
Should react to Toto bottom of your soul #nicknlexreact
IMO their cover of Bodhisattva is better than the original by Steely Dan. One of my faves from their concert in Amsterdam.
Love Steve Lukather.
What kind of record store are you going to that doesn't have Steely Dan? I would leave that place. Lol
They probably had it but we weren’t looking and surely walked right past!
Hola chicos,,saludos desde 🇦🇷,,cuándo harán una página en Español,,Veo que hacen más reacciones,en Ingles,,y la verdad,,no entiendo nada de nada. Podrán,, Gracias.
Hola!! Ya anunciamos que a los 100 mil suscriptores haremos canal exclusivo en español! 😃
Hold the line is the other hit from this album. The whole album is good.
Hold the Line is actually from their debut album, another great one.
Just to help…Steve Lukather’s last name is pronounced “Luke-uh-therr”
Hola gente linda podrán reaccionar a Crisis "abismo terrenal"
👍🏻
Se que es un video en ingles pero me gustar pedirles si pueden reaccionar a El Arriero de Divididos porfavor!! Saludos desde Argentina.
Aca les dejo el video: ruclips.net/video/cs7l1Qgwv44/видео.htmlsi=1tgeQiW1oQrvTsiQ
Btw. haven't you heard Hold the Line from Toto? really? I bet you did, even you don't realize.
Showing off and musicianship are different.
TOTO Is not Pop Rock - the Archie's are pop Rock
go and correct Wikipedia then👍
Toto definitely is pop rock -- that doesn't mean they're not amazing
Toto cant sniff Steely Dan's Jock
Members of Toto were regular session musicians during that era (before and after forming Toto). They played on Steely Dan’s recording of Pretzel Logic and Katy Lied
@@dave0915 Yeah, evidently they *could* sniff their jock 😆 There's a reason most of the guys in Toto were highly in demand studio musicians.
@@mattpobursky850 I agree, Matt. I feel that Toto was well respected and regarded by their fellow artists. Like Toto’s music or not, their musicianship should be appreciated and respected
They did a pretty good job covering Bodhisattva...