Another part of the Lukather & Char jamsession. Here, they're jamming on some extreme funk/blues riffs with Luke playing his old Robot guitar. Great stuff!
Here's a clip I put together from Si's latest DVD - Resolution. This shows that he is incredible diverse in that he can play alot of styles. The interview part is very cool too!
Here's a very intense solo by SP during the Toto summer tour in 2000. At the end, he does his famous trademark groove with the octobans, kickdrums, gongdrum and snare. Awesome!
Sorry for the audio problem. it's about 1-2 seconds after the video.
A really cool video of Edgar Winter & Steve Lukather playing some Chuck Berry music back in 2000! What makes this so great is Lukather's awesome playing and Winter's singing and energi. Way cool!
Phil Soussan on bass and Greg Furgeson on the drums.
Here's Mike recording for Shankar and Gingger in 2001 and Steve playing an amazing pianopart for the album aswell. A kind of follow-up video to the Luke video where he's in the studio recording for the same album.
In front of 100,000 people in the audience, Simon Phillips pulls out one of the coolest solos ever in Austria 1996. The combination of groove and technique is just scary!
The quality is a bit lame I know, but listen and enjoy.
Here's a video of Simon Phillips doing the most amazing groove. First, the bassdrums are rolling, then he's playing the 4 octobans at another tempo and finally, his right hand is doing some completely different. Way cool!
A really cool version of Waiting For YOur Love(medley not included) from the 2003 summer tour. Bobby sing quite good and just listen to Greg's keyboard solo. Funky!
A 'short' video of me (drums) and my buddy just jamming on some funky riffs and other weird stuff. As you may notice, there are several mistakes but we hadn't talked about anything we play on this video. It's just improvisation!
Influences: Red Hot Chili Peppers, Audioslave, Rage Against The Machine.
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