Rad! Thanks so much for doing my request Shane. I imagine that recording session was full of tension, ego, and cocaine. But it sure would have been fun to be there.
The guy in the hat and glasses is Paul shortino from Rough Cut he was the second singer in King Cobra and did one album with Quiet Riot. Plus the two guys from blue oyster cult were singing and playing guitar.
Paul Shortino is the guy you asked "who is that guy?" before Geoff Tate's 1st appearance. He's the singer from Rough Cutt. Remember them? Great band. Awesome episode Shane! We can always count on you to deliverer the goods and make our days!
Just LOVED this when it came out. All the metal bands were largely left out of the high profile benefits at the time and this was a great project and gesture by the hard rock/metal community at the time. I have the single on 12 inch vinyl, one of my fav purchases ever. Love the song too. Dio, plus Geoff Tate, Halford and Don Dokken in their primes, wow, what an arsenal of vocalists!. Even had Yngwie in the room on the guitar side of things. Great stuff. Again, another winner Shane!
Lead Vocals Eric Bloom (Blue Öyster Cult) Ronnie James Dio (Dio) Don Dokken (Dokken) Kevin DuBrow (Quiet Riot) Rob Halford (Judas Priest) Dave Meniketti (Y&T) Paul Shortino (Rough Cutt) Geoff Tate (Queensrÿche) Backing Vocals Tommy Aldridge (Ozzy Osbourne) Dave Alford (Rough Cutt) Carmine Appice (Vanilla Fudge/King Kobra) Vinny Appice (Dio) Jimmy Bain (Dio) Frankie Banali (Quiet Riot) Mick Brown (Dokken) Vivian Campbell (Dio) Carlos Cavazo (Quiet Riot) Amir Derakh (Rough Cutt) Buck Dharma (Blue Öyster Cult) Brad Gillis (Night Ranger) Craig Goldy (Giuffria) Chris Hager (Rough Cutt) Chris Holmes (W.A.S.P.) Blackie Lawless (W.A.S.P.) George Lynch (Dokken) Yngwie Malmsteen Mick Mars (Mötley Crüe) Michael McKean (in character, and credited as David St. Hubbins of Spinal Tap) Vince Neil (Mötley Crüe) Ted Nugent Eddie Ojeda (Twisted Sister) Jeff Pilson (Dokken) Rudy Sarzo (Quiet Riot) Claude Schnell (Dio) Neal Schon (Journey) Harry Shearer (in character, and credited as Derek Smalls of Spinal Tap) Mark Stein (Vanilla Fudge) Matt Thorr (Rough Cutt) Lead Guitar Solos 1st Solo: Craig Goldy (Giuffria) Eddie Ojeda (Twisted Sister) 2nd Solo: Vivian Campbell (Dio) Brad Gillis (Night Ranger) 3rd Solo: Neal Schon (Journey) George Lynch (Dokken) 4th Solo: Yngwie Malmsteen Vivian Campbell (Dio) 5th Solo: George Lynch (Dokken) Carlos Cavazo (Quiet Riot) 6th Solo: Brad Gillis (Night Ranger) Buck Dharma (Blue Öyster Cult) Rhythm Guitar Melody Lines Dave Murray (Iron Maiden) Adrian Smith (Iron Maiden) Bass Jimmy Bain (Dio) Drums Vinny Appice (Dio) Frankie Banali (Quiet Riot) Keyboards Claude Schnell (Dio)
Great one!! Awesome request Kelly Rogers!! Remember... *You, Me, We are all, STARS!!!* Hoping to get some of your merch soon my friend... I'm with one of your other viewers... Would love to get a hat as well... Anyways, you *ROCK* as always *Shane-train!!*
I had to stop right when you said who's that guy before I forget the guy with the hat is Paul shortino from rough cut more comments after the videos over
Paul Shortino also recorded the only non-Dubrow album with QR, which wasn't all that impressive. No offense, but nobody can replace Kevin in that band.
@ 6:01,The power of Rob Halford's vocals breaking through all vocal barriers. Did I just see a piece a lung fly out? LOL I saw or read somewhere that Neal Schon had jet lag from touring when Dio asked him to come to the studio to record. Neal said he would if he could just record and go, since he was so tired. Also what I read was that Neal felt some tension in the room of guitarist when he walked in. Yngwie Malmsteen was the only guitarist who came up and spoke to him first. I believe Yngwie needed a distortion pedal and Neal let him use his. I think this may have come from one of Neal Schon's interviews somewhere on YT.
George Lynch also says that every guitarist was chasing (trying to shred like) Yngwie. Even Neal Schon is shredding beyond what you'd normally see (if you watch the version of the video with the entire solo). I also remember reading something about Yngwie laughing at Eddie Ojeda's (Twisted Sister) solo. It is pretty basic.
I thought you didn't like LONG leads... This one is like the GODs were singing...🤟 I am looking forward to one of my request, "possible." As always, I check out your videos every day.
Yep recall this well all those years ago in Alice Springs i brought da 12" vinyl so hopefully it helped buy a feed for sum people but good request & actually you do look like Mastadon band member S.D but KISS would have to be da most awesome of experiences of being rock star with all firepots going off & Shano 40 metres up throwing (up) his glowing drumsticks out, now i know why that drummer from Savatage woz giving evil eye to you Shano he sensed there woz a flaming youth in da crowd wiv a hunger game eyez ablazing !!!
this would of been more better if kiss,Van Halen, ratt and other bands that weren't involved in this project.comon spinal tap!they weren't a real band back in the day.
Ha you never get stumped but you did twice! First of all- I don’t know who that singer is either. Jeff Soto? I have no clue. But you insinuated that Carmine shouldn’t sing. He is one of the main vocalists of Vanilla Fudge, who Deep Purple credit their early sound to. Also, you can distinctly hear his voice all over the Blue Murder record singing backup for Sykes. See him sing live on Jellyroll/ Blue Murder live. It’s a little in studio performance for MTV it rips. Anyway- fun post SD! Thanks for giving us something to watch.
So who all is in this video it be easier to say who's not let's see when I was a child I said where the heck is Bruce Dickinson where's Angus where is Brian Johnson where is Klaus Meine where is Rudolph where's Michael Schenker but hey they all couldn't be at the same place at the same time I guess and I'm a guitar player and in this video I'm more entertained by the singers because they really kick it up a notch if you noticed they all kind of have a Dio tone because Dave meniketti is not that evil and he sounds fucking Wicked badass on this tune and just a couple little things if you notice like Geoff Tate is a little more grittier and and not clear as a bell like on Queens Reich records they all smash it I think the only one to drop the ball is Don Dokken that guy sucks a big weenie always has always will the only thing that ever carried Dokken was a few cool guitar solos of George Lynch and a Mr scary guitar other than that I always had to question my friends musical tastes who said they like Dokken so yeah thanks for the memory lane stroll was pretty fucking rad
if there was no (we are the world.) usa for africa first there wouldn't have been hear n' aid.you forgot to mention that shano mac.stars was great but we are the world had more impact and sold more records
Rad! Thanks so much for doing my request Shane. I imagine that recording session was full of tension, ego, and cocaine. But it sure would have been fun to be there.
Oh man to be a fly on the wall in that studio would have been amazing hahaha.. thanks for your support my friend!!
This is the gold standard of collaborations lots of ego but a lot more Talent you will never see this lineup of so much vocal power ever again❤
It's the "wrong version" because the guitarsolo section is cutted too short.
Jeez man
It was like 1/4 of the solo. I was like wth and then I remembered the existence of the short version
When it showed Vince Neil and you said don’t let him sing I lost it lol. Best laugh I had in awhile.
The guy in the hat and glasses is Paul shortino from Rough Cut he was the second singer in King Cobra and did one album with Quiet Riot. Plus the two guys from blue oyster cult were singing and playing guitar.
Thanks for the heads up I recognized the pipes but he was hidden in the shadows
Paul Shortino is the guy you asked "who is that guy?" before Geoff Tate's 1st appearance. He's the singer from Rough Cutt. Remember them? Great band. Awesome episode Shane! We can always count on you to deliverer the goods and make our days!
The guy with the little beard mustache and sunglasses is Eric Bloom from Blue Oyster Cult at the beginning of the video you'll see him do his line
Yeah they had to widen the door so they could get their heads through😂❤
Thanks for your reaction to this awesome track. This is metal gods in one place together ! xx
The guy you said WHO'S THAT GUY, was Paul Shortino of Rough Cutt and the guy before him was Eric Bloom of the Blue Oyster Cult
Just LOVED this when it came out. All the metal bands were largely left out of the high profile benefits at the time and this was a great project and gesture by the hard rock/metal community at the time. I have the single on 12 inch vinyl, one of my fav purchases ever. Love the song too. Dio, plus Geoff Tate, Halford and Don Dokken in their primes, wow, what an arsenal of vocalists!. Even had Yngwie in the room on the guitar side of things. Great stuff. Again, another winner Shane!
Lead Vocals
Eric Bloom (Blue Öyster Cult)
Ronnie James Dio (Dio)
Don Dokken (Dokken)
Kevin DuBrow (Quiet Riot)
Rob Halford (Judas Priest)
Dave Meniketti (Y&T)
Paul Shortino (Rough Cutt)
Geoff Tate (Queensrÿche)
Backing Vocals
Tommy Aldridge (Ozzy Osbourne)
Dave Alford (Rough Cutt)
Carmine Appice (Vanilla Fudge/King Kobra)
Vinny Appice (Dio)
Jimmy Bain (Dio)
Frankie Banali (Quiet Riot)
Mick Brown (Dokken)
Vivian Campbell (Dio)
Carlos Cavazo (Quiet Riot)
Amir Derakh (Rough Cutt)
Buck Dharma (Blue Öyster Cult)
Brad Gillis (Night Ranger)
Craig Goldy (Giuffria)
Chris Hager (Rough Cutt)
Chris Holmes (W.A.S.P.)
Blackie Lawless (W.A.S.P.)
George Lynch (Dokken)
Yngwie Malmsteen
Mick Mars (Mötley Crüe)
Michael McKean (in character, and credited as David St. Hubbins of Spinal Tap)
Vince Neil (Mötley Crüe)
Ted Nugent
Eddie Ojeda (Twisted Sister)
Jeff Pilson (Dokken)
Rudy Sarzo (Quiet Riot)
Claude Schnell (Dio)
Neal Schon (Journey)
Harry Shearer (in character, and credited as Derek Smalls of Spinal Tap)
Mark Stein (Vanilla Fudge)
Matt Thorr (Rough Cutt)
Lead Guitar Solos
1st Solo:
Craig Goldy (Giuffria)
Eddie Ojeda (Twisted Sister)
2nd Solo:
Vivian Campbell (Dio)
Brad Gillis (Night Ranger)
3rd Solo:
Neal Schon (Journey)
George Lynch (Dokken)
4th Solo:
Yngwie Malmsteen
Vivian Campbell (Dio)
5th Solo:
George Lynch (Dokken)
Carlos Cavazo (Quiet Riot)
6th Solo:
Brad Gillis (Night Ranger)
Buck Dharma (Blue Öyster Cult)
Rhythm Guitar Melody Lines
Dave Murray (Iron Maiden)
Adrian Smith (Iron Maiden)
Bass
Jimmy Bain (Dio)
Drums
Vinny Appice (Dio)
Frankie Banali (Quiet Riot)
Keyboards
Claude Schnell (Dio)
That guy in the hat is Paul Shortino (currently part of King Kobra, formerly fronted Rough Cutt and Quiet Riot on their QR album)
Great one!! Awesome request Kelly Rogers!! Remember... *You, Me, We are all, STARS!!!*
Hoping to get some of your merch soon my friend... I'm with one of your other viewers... Would love to get a hat as well... Anyways, you *ROCK* as always *Shane-train!!*
Looking into hats they embroider so we will see what we can do, thanks soooooo much for all ur support my friend!
you should have more views man! I love so much your reactions!
And why they had the guys from Spinal Tap there I will never know.
Paul Shortino is that vocals you don't know about....Rough Cutt band
Please do Spread Eagle - SWITCHBLADE SERENADED
Why the h... didn't you watch the long version with the long guitar solo(s)?
That guy was Paul Shortino, by the way.
This is a shortened version from the album there were so many more guitar solos
I had to stop right when you said who's that guy before I forget the guy with the hat is Paul shortino from rough cut more comments after the videos over
Can't go wrong with DIO - top man.
Legendary
Such a good song!
Bring in Lynch to settle the score.
The singer with the white hat is Paul Shortino from Rough Cutt. The guy with the beard and sunglasses is Eric Bloom from Blue Oyster Cult.
Paul Shortino also recorded the only non-Dubrow album with QR, which wasn't all that impressive. No offense, but nobody can replace Kevin in that band.
@ 6:01,The power of Rob Halford's vocals breaking through all vocal barriers. Did I just see a piece a lung fly out? LOL I saw or read somewhere that Neal Schon had jet lag from touring when Dio asked him to come to the studio to record. Neal said he would if he could just record and go, since he was so tired. Also what I read was that Neal felt some tension in the room of guitarist when he walked in. Yngwie Malmsteen was the only guitarist who came up and spoke to him first. I believe Yngwie needed a distortion pedal and Neal let him use his. I think this may have come from one of Neal Schon's interviews somewhere on YT.
great story and thanks for sharing!
@@StephenZimmer You got it.
George Lynch also says that every guitarist was chasing (trying to shred like) Yngwie. Even Neal Schon is shredding beyond what you'd normally see (if you watch the version of the video with the entire solo). I also remember reading something about Yngwie laughing at Eddie Ojeda's (Twisted Sister) solo. It is pretty basic.
Shane, The bearded guy with the glasses you inquired about is Eric Bloom of Blue Oyster Cult.
Ah okay! Thanks Luis!!
Fuck i miss the 80's so much
I thought you didn't like LONG leads... This one is like the GODs were singing...🤟 I am looking forward to one of my request, "possible." As always, I check out your videos every day.
Put a link right here buddy and like Herbie the Cable Guy ill...... GITTER DUN!
@@ShaneDiablo + You are the man! Let me get the best one for you.
@@ShaneDiablo + Lets shock the people. ⚡⚡ruclips.net/video/WfKUWvVCwvE/видео.html
Yep recall this well all those years ago in Alice Springs i brought da 12" vinyl so hopefully it helped buy a feed for sum people but good request & actually you do look like Mastadon band member S.D but KISS would have to be da most awesome of experiences of being rock star with all firepots going off & Shano 40 metres up throwing (up) his glowing drumsticks out, now i know why that drummer from Savatage woz giving evil eye to you Shano he sensed there woz a flaming youth in da crowd wiv a hunger game eyez ablazing !!!
do a ramones reaction
You got the radio edit or something. Those solos go on longer than that!!
paul shortino is incredible
...not the full/original guitar solos????
8:12..........\../Brad Gillis\../
this would of been more better if kiss,Van Halen, ratt and other bands that weren't involved in this project.comon spinal tap!they weren't a real band back in the day.
Wow that was a really shortened down version
Hey man you should react to crazy train by Ozzy Osbourne
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Ha you never get stumped but you did twice! First of all- I don’t know who that singer is either. Jeff Soto? I have no clue. But you insinuated that Carmine shouldn’t sing. He is one of the main vocalists of Vanilla Fudge, who Deep Purple credit their early sound to. Also, you can distinctly hear his voice all over the Blue Murder record singing backup for Sykes. See him sing live on Jellyroll/ Blue Murder live. It’s a little in studio performance for MTV it rips. Anyway- fun post SD! Thanks for giving us something to watch.
That singer is Paul Shortino from Rough Cutt.
ladime ah! Good call!
Too bad you had to play the short version. 90% of the guitar solo is missing. And for the record, Geoff and Yngwie were the standouts on this song.
So who all is in this video it be easier to say who's not let's see when I was a child I said where the heck is Bruce Dickinson where's Angus where is Brian Johnson where is Klaus Meine where is Rudolph where's Michael Schenker but hey they all couldn't be at the same place at the same time I guess and I'm a guitar player and in this video I'm more entertained by the singers because they really kick it up a notch if you noticed they all kind of have a Dio tone because Dave meniketti is not that evil and he sounds fucking Wicked badass on this tune and just a couple little things if you notice like Geoff Tate is a little more grittier and and not clear as a bell like on Queens Reich records they all smash it I think the only one to drop the ball is Don Dokken that guy sucks a big weenie always has always will the only thing that ever carried Dokken was a few cool guitar solos of George Lynch and a Mr scary guitar other than that I always had to question my friends musical tastes who said they like Dokken so yeah thanks for the memory lane stroll was pretty fucking rad
many megalomaniacs united...
You skipped the solos
Nooo!! You cut the solo, best part
I didn't cut it, but it looks like i got and edited version.. I have since heard the blistering rock-ness, and you are right!!
if there was no (we are the world.) usa for africa first there wouldn't have been hear n' aid.you forgot to mention that shano mac.stars was great but we are the world had more impact and sold more records