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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มี.ค. 2009
- Ride Records, the producer of Steve Lukather's Ever Changing Times, hired the author to author to edit a B-roll footage of the making of the Album. The Project was edited using Avid Express Pro and the graphics was created using Adobe After Effects
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Lee Sklar, the bearded bassist, in this footage, toured and recorded with James Taylor for several years back in the 70's and 80's
Check out his TH-cam channel.
Steve is still my hero!!!
COOL TO SEE FATHER AND SON WORKING TOGETHER...SO COOL!!
Thanks for posting & sharing this!
Now folks this is music,greetings from Zadar ,Croatia!
Steve Lukather uno dei migliori rock chitaristi al livelo mondiale
Thanks for the ride...appreciated!
Always great musician Steve Lukather
Very impressive effort.. it doesn't get any more pro than this..
Thanx for posting - monster clip!!!
Luke!!!! nobody else...
Wow thanks so much
great steve
Wow! everywhere you go you see Leland!
awesome to see a album get been builded up step by step awesome: and what a album impressive
Steve lukather es un genio!!!
amazing
fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome!!!
@Potreva THE DRUMMER IS ABE LABORIEL jr.
you can never have enough b-roll :)
yeah i get it....good work!!...i love the video edition also...studying for becoming a pro...
good album
Trev (Luke's Son) is awesome!
Abe literally makes these songs sound great
I know right? He is so loose and still tight at the same time! Good genes!
yes
New World! :)
that's right!
nice
Very nice clip! Shame that Luke's not coming to Hamburg this year (solo - he comes with Toto, of course)
When I edited this video, they gave me data copy, but I was told that its an HD consumer cam, not sure exactly what the model and though.
As I remember it correctly it was Randy Goodrun's camera. yeah it needs more lighting, but the idea is B-roll video.
Abe Laboriel Jr was such a good choice
NEW WORLD
OK thanks, nice edition...i think the place needs more lighting...greetings from Chile.
what camera did they used to record this vid?
Sklar!!! :)
aaah..... go4it😊
5.55? ooooaaaahhh which song is it?????????? monster groooove!!!
Marc Steinberg
Hommage to Steely Dan / Donald Fagen
Stab in the back. open.spotify.com/track/6jxa2bSsMdZAJTFTwgL1FJ?si=-0P7WefESSurr0y4E6_rNQ
Como se llama la.cancion
What song is he playing after saying "let's get this form together"
😊
Which is the song on 4:29?
he looks so cuddley...
oh yeah the music🎸 really dig it😙
Ever Changing Times should’ve been a Toto song! Would’ve been a hit....possibly.
Would be very cool if you listed the musicians so that they get the recognition they deserve.
www.allmusic.com/album/ever-changing-times-mw0000789126
Hello! Can anybody tell me what is the name of the song at minute 1.30 and so on?? Thanks in advance!!
Federico Tarquini New World :)
What's the track at 04:30?
Haha Gandalf rockin the bass. :D
Hello everyone!
Does anybody know the title of the song @ 3:48?
Thanks :D
Hi Stefano the song is "The Letting Go" ! One of the best solos from the master!
@oilpit "new world" (steve lukather)
lol bet the men won't be thrilled 😄
Leave it to dad to jamb at end!!!!
Is that Macca's drummer?
Yes - Abe Laboriel Jr. :-)
McCartney's drummer and Phil Collins bassist...thats Leland Sklar
The same rhythm section as Vanessa Carlton's A Thousand Miles.
4:30, its name, please.. ;)
I want to know it's title too but it seems like it's not on that album maybe on another one!
NEW WORLD
No...he plays New world at 1:20
cool thanks check out some of my tunes
soundcloud.com/rkcmuzik/sets/rkcmuzik-2016
drummer plays with paul maccartney
and sang a duet with Mylene Farmer...
baixista do phill collins
that last part my have been aimed at petrucci. with good humor as always with luke.
dude loves himself . . .too much.
+ronald richardson says the man with a picture of himself as his you tube icon.
Mr. Lukather, as anyone who has had the privilege of meeting him will attest, is disarmingly humble and sincerely friendly. Given the breadth of his accomplishments, he is entitled to a touch of the egotism he never displays in dealing with his peers and his fans.
ronald richardson
For you perhaps. For a performer it's usually also part of the qualification. After all - if you don't love or take some pride in what you are and what you do why should people listen to you or come to see your show. Anyway I don't even see any self excess in this video ...
Steve is a great guitar player but these songs are so boring and the singing is just super average nothing original sounds like its the guy next door who sings but as a player great but thats it sorry to say.
Bucky Sackabreski Well, that’s one opinion. :)
Give a second chance to this songs. You will discover how difficult is to make something fresh beside Toto's catalog. And Luke can shred, and write Rock/Pop songs...not boring at all.