I remember Lido Shuffle coming out in UK when I was in high school - bloody loved it. Now I see him playing with D Fagen (hero) so I have his whole body of work to get into.... Yay! And like the Dan - there's lots of meaningful lyrics to dig into ❤️👌😁
That this tune ain't as great as anything on Silk Degrees never ceased to amaze. Boy few artists have made tunes like Boz Scaggs ; bounces outta' off a car stereo, distracts, entertains....Boz has enjoyed so much airtime ! Wotta' artist.
I can not believe Mr. Skaggs isn’t already in Hall of Fame. There are so many great artists and musicians that should be more recognized. Many excellent guitarists this guitarist is really smooth in his style, Very obscure. ❤ Holly🎉
@@dennisgmoore Thank you Dennis I should have researched that before my comment. I was responding to another person’s comment that he should be in Hall of fame. Getting older and got brain fog 😶🌫️ lol. 🤷♀️Holly Rock on y’all 😎👍💕💕👏✨💫
Yes, he was everywhere. He also did the burnin' solo on the Tubes' "She's a Beauty" (one of my all-time faves of his) and the solo on Olivia Newton-John's "Physical." If you haven't already, check out his book, "The Gospel According to Luke." I'm reading the new book about Jeff Porcaro now. It's very interesting. 😃👍
Funny how many songs had Steve Lukather play guitar on, with no public credit. Like the lead on this. He is a guitar genius. Look up his guitar contributions...you'd be amazed. Apart from his lead role in TOTO, he has so many other contributions to bands you'd never believe. He's one of the most underrated guitar players on Earth.
Most studio musicians are happy being in the background ... tons of records were/are being recorded by people who are not on the video or go on tour with the artist
Lukather played the intro guitar rif and lead on the Tubes 1981 hit Talk to you Later! And I believe this song by Boz includes most of the Toto line up. Solid Gold !
As a long time fan of Luke, I can confidently say that although his face does not appear in this video, the closeups of hands on the fretboard during the lead guitar work are of him playing the riffs. I know his signature moves and it would be hard for an actor to emulate him.
@@barrysturgis9115 I agree. They may have used a band member or studio musician to do the guitar parts for the video, but they more than likely paid Steve to do it.
+James Avant , because the HOF is a farce and loaded w/ bullshit amateur committee idiots, meatheads(dead from the neck up). They elected Joan Jett and the Blackhearts. LMFAO. Need I say more.
+Buck Wheat geez i don't have a prob w/ Joan Jett, but whitney houston was an exaggeration. some of these artists are really not related to rock and roll. but yeah this was an artist from back when the song playing mattered more than the video.
This song is still HOT!!!!!! It is smokin'! Even if it came out 40 years ago. Boz Scaggs was the man. What a voice. He defines "blue eyed soul". Great song.
It's hard to believe that this song came out 43 years ago! I was 16 in 1980! What memories this song, "JoJo", and "You Can Have Me Anytime" bring back for me.... High School days.... 😎
One of my favorite songs from my youth. Whenever I hear it I'm in our 1966 Plymouth Fury III station wagon with my brother driving down 10th Ave, window open in the Summer heat. Saw him in concert 17 years later on the Seattle waterfront. Great times.
1981. Oahu. Drinkin’/driving legal. H-1 northbound to North Shore. Yessir’, I had a cloth open-sunroof Renault, this tune blasting, tuggin’ on a smoke, and chuggin’ an ice-cold Coors, hauled from the right floorboard cooler. Life was getting better every day. That one single day, I had a helleuva’ ride.
no way....just too much fun! 😀...so very tough for 20 somethings to survive today. All I did was par-tay-har-tay and do yoni. Sweet. @@stormcorrosion176
Ah, man. I'm 10 yrs old again at my subdivision's swimming pool laying on a float with Boz blasting on the communal radio on top of the Coke machine. This song transports me back to those wonderful days of yesteryear.
Tennessee Ridgerunner - I was 16 when this was playing on the radio 📻, and Toto was also on top of the charts back in 1980, as well as Boz Scaggs! Great music with the best top notch artists! Nothing artificial! Totally RAW rock and roll 🎸! Smokin’ Steve “Luke” Lukather was a bad-ass rockin’ guitarist! Check out “Goodbye Eleanor” by Toto (live in the studio!) Totally mind blowing speed riffs off of Steve. 😎👍🏻
Boz is not just like a listening experience. The music becomes you. The music has another dimension to it. A lot of credit must also go to his talented producers.
Real music!!!! With real instruments people are actually playing, and backup singers. Wow, we just might be on to something here! RIP Mike Porcaro and Carlos Vega
Boz is the King of Cool! This song kicks tail as does Lido Shuffle and Lowdown! Of course any tune with Jeff Pocoro playing drums is going to be great as well! Boz is the man!
A very Happy 77th Birthday William Royce "Boz" Scaggs June 8, 1944. Your songs were inspirational for us when we were young. And now, more than ever. Being that we're older and wiser. Thanks William.
Rick Marotta - Drums Boz Scaggs - Lead Vocals, Guitar David Foster - Acoustic Piano Don Grolnick - Electric Piano Lenny Castro - Percussion Mike Porcaro - Bass Steve Lukather - Additional Guitars, Guitar Solo Ray Parker, Jr. - Guitar Paulette Brown - Background Vocals Venetta Fields - Background Vocals Bill Thedford - Background Vocals
@Sterling Archer Thank you for the correction, Sterling. I pulled the original list of musicians from elsewhere, as I only recognized a couple of them. Watching it again, I still can't recognize Mike, though I believe you are correct. The video is a bit grainy. I'd say his body movements are similar to seeing him in Toto, but that might also be my imagination. 🙂 Thanks again!
Luke toured with Boz and the members of TOTO in 1977, played guitar on Breakdown Ahead and then all of Middle Man album. TOTO released their debut album in 1977 and Boz got TOTO-adjacent players such as Mike Landau and Mike Porcaro for his touring band. Porcaro replaced Hungate on bass after TOTO IV was released.
Nothing like this today! Not only does it bring me back in time but it's just better music. I always sing along with the back up singers :) Needed to feel good today. This just did it!
Man, when this song came out, I thought it was the best thing I’d ever heard. It’s been years since I’ve heard it. Woke up in the middle of the night and thought about it. Decided to search for it. It’s just as awesome 43 years later. What a masterpiece!
Saw him in lake Charles, La. In March 2020....great show, bought tickets to see him again in Biloxi, Mississippi in August 2020, show has been on hold since then, over a year...😨😨😨
Bozscaggs golden era with the Young TOTO boys Steve.n Jeff porcaro RIP. AND D. HUNGATE ON BASS WAS AWESOME BACK THEN. WONDER IF STEVE LUKATHER WAS THERE COZ HE PLAYED ON THE ALBUM.. AWESOME TIME
In the video, there were no contemporaneous members of TOTO. Hungate and Lukather played on the studio track which was used in this video. Mike Porcaro joined TOTO in 1983.
Now this is music! No synthesizers, no electronic gizmos, no auto-tune. Just a bunch of extremely talented people playing real musical instruments and singing in proper pitch. We did have better music back then.
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Steve Miller and Boz went to St Marks high school in Dallas which had a very progressive music program that was supported by a lot of big Dallas oil money!!!
Every generation has the sound that defines them. Today ,I wonder how they can justify saying they have good music. Now, I know this has been said throughout the years by so many. The only thing is that todays music does not have a leg to stand on. This is good stuff.
Concert at The GREEK...last number...Boz came out and said he has the music for a new tune...no lyrics yet...."what did we think" ?? ....we danced like we were possessed......and..and the NEXT YEAR, again at The GREEK, he opened with this...lyrics on full volume...music even louder.....we went to NIRVANA that nite !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Never ever to be forgotten !!!
I was at a casino in Reno NV in the 90’s and I bumped into Boz in the hall just by chance. Told him I was a big fan (and here I’m only in my late 20’s), he stops and talks to me for like 5 minutes. Super cool and nice. I’ll never forget that.
I was in college when this tune premiered. It was perfect for the soundtrack of an overly stressful academic life. Thanks, Boz. Your timing was perfect!
On the album, David Hungate plays bass on this song, but that's his replacement in Toto, Mike Porcaro playing bass in the video. Lenny Castro, who's played percussion for Toto for 40 years, is on congas in the video.
Boz was & is Absolutely Amazing! His sound is EPIC. This song is my cruising song…nothing like it when I’m cruising @ 120 on my way to the coast! Grazie Boz!👊🏻😎⚓️
Many people are unaware where Percaro brothers, David Hungate etc got a start and went onto become legends known as Toto, with Boz Scaggs. The 70s, 80s and 90s saw the most amazing musicians of our time, glad many are still going, but above I am so delighted to have grown during this period now at my tender age of 59.
I'm so upset that I never heard that song in my younger years. It really lifts up my spirits. I could have been happier then. Oh well, I might just enjoy it now while I still can.
Kinda proud: the info I read on Boz was that he was a Dallas Texan....Houston is my old stomping ground...MORE IMPORTANTLY, BOZ ScAGGS songs bring back such a happy times when I was barely a teenager. My mama was a pianist for clubs, parties, etc. We ALWAYS had MUSIC ON, BOZ INCLUDED. His songs STILL bring me such happiness and remind me of the good days with mama. THANK YOU!
Why isn't Lukather featured in this video other than hands on a guitar. It sometimes seems that bands had their reps protected in the media when utilizing talent outside of their respective bands-- unless, of course, they "CHOSE" to feature them.
John Kovel - Yes, it was definitely Steve Lukather playing lead and rhythm guitars on this track. Steve still is one of the most amazingly underrated lead guitarist I’ve ever heard. He sets this song on fire 🔥. One smoking lead! Gotta love it! He also was using those early hand made custom guitars that were made with Fender Stratocaster necks and bodies, at that time of this recording (just like Mike Landau had here in this video).
Duhh.??I did not know that Lukather was on this recording ..makes sense now though... that guitar work was not played by an average joe.... outstanding signature stuff !!
My cousin Anthony played guitar 43yrs ago he died fought the demons they got to him he would take time to play for my 0ld grand ma he had the garage band miss you see you at the horse track in heaven gambling buddy Steve rip
Mike Landau was in Boz's touring band, but Lukather played on this track on the album. This sounds like the studio version of the song, not live nor a re-record.
As a Former member of the Steve Miller Band. Mr Scaggs definitely deserve Consideration for the ROCK and ROLL HALL of FAME CANDIDATE for SURE 2024.
タリバンは邪魔でした、お金にはならない、仕事とは認められない、そうでしょう？ブッシュ政権がタリバンと交渉したことは、ハマス、アルファトから離れられる可能性を示しました
かわいいなぁ女の寝姿は、
クサカのヤクザ高山の干渉無しに進む
🕶️聞いてしまったのか、近くに来ない(今日は)
Agree
I thought Boz was good when I was in high school... now that I am in my late 50’s I totally appreciate his whole body of work!! One of my favorites!!
🎼same
You said just what I was thinking ☺️
I remember Lido Shuffle coming out in UK when I was in high school - bloody loved it. Now I see him playing with D Fagen (hero) so I have his whole body of work to get into.... Yay! And like the Dan - there's lots of meaningful lyrics to dig into ❤️👌😁
Same
Same
It's almost criminal how this song isn't played more on classic rock stations.
Exactly my thought too!
That this tune ain't as great as anything on Silk Degrees never ceased to amaze. Boy few artists have made tunes like Boz Scaggs ; bounces outta' off a car stereo, distracts, entertains....Boz has enjoyed so much airtime ! Wotta' artist.
Yep I haven't heard it on a classic rock station in at least 20 years
I totally agree. This is the best Boz!
I used to hear it more on oldies stations than rock stations.
I can not believe Mr. Skaggs isn’t already in Hall of Fame. There are so many great artists and musicians that should be more recognized. Many excellent guitarists this guitarist is really smooth in his style, Very obscure. ❤ Holly🎉
Boz Scaggs was inducted in to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2018.
@@dennisgmoore Thank you Dennis I should have researched that before my comment. I was responding to another person’s comment that he should be in Hall of fame. Getting older and got brain fog 😶🌫️ lol. 🤷♀️Holly Rock on y’all 😎👍💕💕👏✨💫
@@hollyportlyYou sound like me ,lol I was happy to hear that he has been awarded this great achievement to . Greetings from OZ 🦘😁😁
Told a younger friend of mine today that had never heard of Boz, "you need some Boz in your life".
How is this guy not better known, appreciated, celebrated and awarded? He is just the epitome of cool.
I was wondering the same.
Still is!
Amen! Always been one of the greats. No one today comes close.
The song is 42 years old. It was a big deal back then!
He is still amazing getting ready to go out on tour!!!
I didn't realize that Steve Luthaker played the solo on this track too. He was EVERYWHERE! Awesome song
Yes, he was everywhere. He also did the burnin' solo on the Tubes' "She's a Beauty" (one of my all-time faves of his) and the solo on Olivia Newton-John's "Physical." If you haven't already, check out his book, "The Gospel According to Luke." I'm reading the new book about Jeff Porcaro now. It's very interesting. 😃👍
Yeah. Boz is one of the greatest soul singers of the 6,7,8 and 90s. People just don't realise. Go Boz!
June 8, 2024
Happy Birthday, sir!
80 yrs old today and still as relevant as ever. I am lucky to be alive in your lifetime. Thank you for the music.
💯❤️
✌🏼💕🎼🎵🎶🎹🎸
Funny how many songs had Steve Lukather play guitar on, with no public credit. Like the lead on this. He is a guitar genius. Look up his guitar contributions...you'd be amazed. Apart from his lead role in TOTO, he has so many other contributions to bands you'd never believe. He's one of the most underrated guitar players on Earth.
Most studio musicians are happy being in the background ... tons of records were/are being recorded by people who are not on the video or go on tour with the artist
Lukather played the intro guitar rif and lead on the Tubes 1981 hit Talk to you Later!
And I believe this song by Boz includes most of the Toto line up. Solid Gold !
As a long time fan of Luke, I can confidently say that although his face does not appear in this video, the closeups of hands on the fretboard during the lead guitar work are of him playing the riffs. I know his signature moves and it would be hard for an actor to emulate him.
@@barrysturgis9115 I agree. They may have used a band member or studio musician to do the guitar parts for the video, but they more than likely paid Steve to do it.
Absolutely legend
Boz Scaggs is unsung and one of the greats back in the day.
He's Fantastic!! Love his music. He's really young in this video!! Boz needs to be in R&R hall of fame!
Wonder why Scaggs isn't in the hall of fame?
+James Avant , because the HOF is a farce and loaded w/ bullshit amateur committee idiots, meatheads(dead from the neck up). They elected Joan Jett and the Blackhearts. LMFAO. Need I say more.
+Buck Wheat geez i don't have a prob w/ Joan Jett, but whitney houston was an exaggeration. some of these artists are really not related to rock and roll. but yeah this was an artist from back when the song playing mattered more than the video.
+ZorroVenonoso That's clown talk. Whitney Houston has 11 number 1 songs. I Love Rock N Roll, was Jett's ONLY number 1. CASE CLOSED!!
The main riff and the chord structures are so Lukather. Talk about an unsung hero!
Saw TOTO with Journey in Las Vegas 10 ten days ago. What a great concert!
This song is still HOT!!!!!! It is smokin'! Even if it came out 40 years ago. Boz Scaggs was the man. What a voice. He defines "blue eyed soul". Great song.
No, not "blue eyed" soul, just great Soul!!!
@@scotabot7826 thank you. Sound has no color, its more of a wavelength.
It's hard to believe that this song came out 43 years ago! I was 16 in 1980! What memories this song, "JoJo", and "You Can Have Me Anytime" bring back for me.... High School days.... 😎
🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽😎
Fantastic and awesome guitarfills and guitarsolo by Steve Lukather... 👏🏼✌🏼💙
Top Notch! BOZ is one of those RARE GIFTS to HUMANITY from the DIVINE!
One of my favorite songs from my youth. Whenever I hear it I'm in our 1966 Plymouth Fury III station wagon with my brother driving down 10th Ave, window open in the Summer heat. Saw him in concert 17 years later on the Seattle waterfront. Great times.
1981. Oahu. Drinkin’/driving legal. H-1 northbound to North Shore. Yessir’, I had a cloth open-sunroof Renault, this tune blasting, tuggin’ on a smoke, and chuggin’ an ice-cold Coors, hauled from the right floorboard cooler. Life was getting better every day. That one single day, I had a helleuva’ ride.
Ok boomer calm down
no way....just too much fun! 😀...so very tough for 20 somethings to survive today. All I did was par-tay-har-tay and do yoni. Sweet. @@stormcorrosion176
Ditto, Ditto, Ditto 🎉
Been there done it but in Savannah GA 😂
His background singers are the bomb!
View the JoJo video promo for more of them. Heavenly
Boz Scaggs - coolest badass in music...and without even trying.
Timeless , I hear a Lukather.
Ah, man. I'm 10 yrs old again at my subdivision's swimming pool laying on a float with Boz blasting on the communal radio on top of the Coke machine. This song transports me back to those wonderful days of yesteryear.
Tennessee Ridgerunner me too! I’m the same age as you.
Tennessee Ridgerunner PURE BLISS MOMENTS
Gulf Park Pool Knoxville, TN !!!
Tennessee Ridgerunner - I was 16 when this was playing on the radio 📻, and Toto was also on top of the charts back in 1980, as well as Boz Scaggs! Great music with the best top notch artists! Nothing artificial! Totally RAW rock and roll 🎸!
Smokin’ Steve “Luke” Lukather was a bad-ass rockin’ guitarist!
Check out “Goodbye Eleanor” by Toto (live in the studio!) Totally mind blowing speed riffs off of Steve. 😎👍🏻
Perfect picture. And it could have been anywhere in America, circa 1979.
YES THIS IS WHEN MUSIC WAS REALLY MUSIC PERIOD!!!!!
Boz is not just like a listening experience. The music becomes you. The music has another dimension to it. A lot of credit must also go to his talented producers.
HIS PRODUCERS DON'T SING HIS MUSIC.
The future members of TOTO were basically his backing band at the height of popularity and his collaborators were David Paich and David Foster.
Real music!!!! With real instruments people are actually playing, and backup singers. Wow, we just might be on to something here! RIP Mike Porcaro and Carlos Vega
Boz Scaggs so hot he's cool
Gone too soon.
What is so awesome is the backup singers and the musicians. Nothing like that today.
Most of the band Toto played on this song
Carlos Vega on drums here, very cool. And Michael Landau on guitar here too. That would have been a great concert!
Mike Porcaro on bass here too
Thomas Rice It’s perfectly set up. Music it’s nothing like it.
SO WHY DOES IT HAVE TO BE?
I had several black friends back in the day who did NOT know Boz was white. He’s like an honorary brother.
Back in the music didn’t have color, or was about color, it was about our lives.
Well here is a sister who knew and still loves him!
@@adc2327 Great music is bottled in a whole lotta flavors! Why not enjoy it all?
I had the same experience with Janis Joplin
Good music knows no color. This is just one example. Mothers Finest is another.
I just love this song! No one can sing this song like he does. Frigging amazing talent 😂😅
Boz is the King of Cool! This song kicks tail as does Lido Shuffle and Lowdown! Of course any tune with Jeff Pocoro playing drums is going to be great as well! Boz is the man!
When this song came out Jeff Porcaro was no longer with Boz, he was with TOTO
@@javierfredo7327 Porcaro did all kinds of session work for various artists, even when he was with Toto.
He skipped this album as far as credits goes.
Toto’s Steve Lukather is on the the soulful guitar solos.
This tune has Carlos Vega on drums. Equal to Jeff. Both super groovy,but being a drummer I have to say Carlos digs a bit deeper.
A very Happy 77th Birthday William Royce "Boz" Scaggs June 8, 1944. Your songs were inspirational for us when we were young. And now, more than ever. Being that we're older and wiser. Thanks William.
Boz Scaggs is the man! Great tune! I grew up listening to Boz Scaggs and he still sounds just as good 40 years later!
Boz Scaggs music never gets old and always sounds great!
Rick Marotta - Drums
Boz Scaggs - Lead Vocals, Guitar
David Foster - Acoustic Piano
Don Grolnick - Electric Piano
Lenny Castro - Percussion
Mike Porcaro - Bass
Steve Lukather - Additional Guitars, Guitar Solo
Ray Parker, Jr. - Guitar
Paulette Brown - Background Vocals
Venetta Fields - Background Vocals
Bill Thedford - Background Vocals
Wow, outstanding lineup!!
You forgot Jeff Porcaro on drums...genius
@Sterling Archer Thank you for the correction, Sterling. I pulled the original list of musicians from elsewhere, as I only recognized a couple of them. Watching it again, I still can't recognize Mike, though I believe you are correct. The video is a bit grainy. I'd say his body movements are similar to seeing him in Toto, but that might also be my imagination. 🙂 Thanks again!
Randy Michael kerber - Piano
@@sydneyinxs6940 Not this track. Jeff is on 6 of the Middleman track including Jojo.
Loved Boz since the late 70s, still listening in February 2020 💕
Been following Boz from the 70's also, have seen him every year since, a true Boz fan right here. Lucky to have met the gentleman...sigh :)
Me to was class of 1980 kids now days don’t what good times were. And good music miss those days
Dude is genius. Completely original works. Still badass today.
What a great song! The Boz had several of them. I didn't know Luke was backup guitar until years ago. Wish we could turn back the years.
He wasn't in the video, But that's his solo for certain!
@@heathdavis7316 thanks for that I’m looking and looking 🤦🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️🫣
Luke toured with Boz and the members of TOTO in 1977, played guitar on Breakdown Ahead and then all of Middle Man album. TOTO released their debut album in 1977 and Boz got TOTO-adjacent players such as Mike Landau and Mike Porcaro for his touring band. Porcaro replaced Hungate on bass after TOTO IV was released.
Way ahead of its time
Box Scaggs, one if my all-time favorites, he had his on style no doubt. BLUE EYED SOUL
Soul has no color more of a vibe or a wavelength. Soul is soul.
@@lanajeanvecchione9659 Well said !
William Royce Scaggs! One of the best!
Nothing like this today! Not only does it bring me back in time but it's just better music. I always sing along with the back up singers :) Needed to feel good today. This just did it!
Best song of 1980 by far. And one of the very best of that decade.
The atety was soo bad they have to keep Swiping all the songs from the super sevevnties
bad,they had to keep swiping music from the Super seventies!😅
My dog is named Boz after him!
I wish there was a longplay version, can't get enough of this, so I guess I'll just have to keep playing it over and over and over and
I love Steve Lukather's excellent guitar. He is my favorite guiterist. Thank-you from chiba pref. Japan.
One my favorite songs .first time I seen BOZ MAN forty-five years ago. Last time was like five ago. Humble and talented.
Man, when this song came out, I thought it was the best thing I’d ever heard. It’s been years since I’ve heard it. Woke up in the middle of the night and thought about it. Decided to search for it. It’s just as awesome 43 years later. What a masterpiece!
Saw him in lake Charles, La. In March 2020....great show, bought tickets to see him again in Biloxi, Mississippi in August 2020, show has been on hold since then, over a year...😨😨😨
Great singer love his music ❤❤❤❤❤
Boz Skaggs has a band with Steve Miller when they were 12!! Just learned that tonight, mind Blown!
Bozscaggs golden era with the Young TOTO boys Steve.n Jeff porcaro RIP. AND D. HUNGATE ON BASS WAS AWESOME BACK THEN. WONDER IF STEVE LUKATHER WAS THERE COZ HE PLAYED ON THE ALBUM.. AWESOME TIME
No...only one member of Toto in this clip.
In the video, there were no contemporaneous members of TOTO. Hungate and Lukather played on the studio track which was used in this video. Mike Porcaro joined TOTO in 1983.
Lowdown is one of those songs you hear a million times and never tire of. This one isn't bad either.
I like Lowdown, The Lido Shuffle and Heart of Mine
Now this is music! No synthesizers, no electronic gizmos, no auto-tune. Just a bunch of extremely talented people playing real musical instruments and singing in proper pitch. We did have better music back then.
Steve Miller and Boz went to St Marks high school in Dallas which had a very progressive music program that was supported by a lot of big Dallas oil money!!!
That Lukather solo is one of the hottest things ever recorded.
I love it. Still as good as in 1980.
Such a great song, remembering my 1981 spirit, his cassette playing, and rewinding it over and over.
BOZ JUST SEEMED TO GET BETTER LOOKING AS HE AGED
Saw Boz last night in Chandler, AZ ....his voice was as great as ever. Super concert. ❤❤❤🎶🎶🎸🎙
Great singer love his music 💞💞💞💞🇺🇸
first time I saw this video on tv way back in 1980..man I was instantly hooked on boz scaggs..blue eyed soul rock..thank you
I just love this song the one and only BOZ Scaggs after so many years I still feel the same way about his great style of music 😍🎸🎶😘🐈
One of my mothers favorites.thanks for this gem!!!
Love Boz's voice!! He's got that great growl in his voice! How he attacks the beginning of a phrase/lyric is absolutely great!!
Saw Boz Scaggs in Austin two weeks ago and it was a fantastic concert! Would love to attend another one. His voice is still great!
Happy 70th Birthday Boz, you have given the world the gift of some wonderful music and I thank you for it.
Every generation has the sound that defines them. Today ,I wonder how they can justify saying they have good music. Now, I know this has been said throughout the years by so many. The only thing is that todays music does not have a leg to stand on. This is good stuff.
Just saw him live ! He is still this awesome!!!!
This song is a masterpiece from a classic singer/songwriter.
Going to see him tomorrow night. Sure hope he plays this!
THIS TUNE WAS HIS HIS LAST BIG HIT.
SO Jealous!
@@ronroberts1281 Not true. "Look What You've Done to Me," "Jojo" and "Miss Sun" all followed this. All were Top 20 hits.
Concert at The GREEK...last number...Boz came out and said he has the music for a new tune...no lyrics yet...."what did we think" ?? ....we danced like we were possessed......and..and the NEXT YEAR, again at The GREEK, he opened with this...lyrics on full volume...music even louder.....we went to NIRVANA that nite !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Never ever to be forgotten !!!
Love Boz Scaggs. No more music like this.
I was at a casino in Reno NV in the 90’s and I bumped into Boz in the hall just by chance. Told him I was a big fan (and here I’m only in my late 20’s), he stops and talks to me for like 5 minutes. Super cool and nice. I’ll never forget that.
I was in college when this tune premiered. It was perfect for the soundtrack of an overly stressful academic life. Thanks, Boz. Your timing was perfect!
Hello beautiful 👋 how are you doing today, hope you’re good??
On the album, David Hungate plays bass on this song, but that's his replacement in Toto, Mike Porcaro playing bass in the video. Lenny Castro, who's played percussion for Toto for 40 years, is on congas in the video.
Michael Joseph Porcaro 05/29/55 South Windsor, Connecticut left us 03/15/15 L.A. We remember you Mike and miss your extraordinary bass playing.
Happy Birthday Boz..
70s and 80s were the decades of musical Giants...don't get no better!
60s too
私の青春時代のスゲー良い曲！！
Boz was & is Absolutely Amazing! His sound is EPIC. This song is my cruising song…nothing like it when I’m cruising @ 120 on my way to the coast! Grazie Boz!👊🏻😎⚓️
Many people are unaware where Percaro brothers, David Hungate etc got a start and went onto become legends known as Toto, with Boz Scaggs. The 70s, 80s and 90s saw the most amazing musicians of our time, glad many are still going, but above I am so delighted to have grown during this period now at my tender age of 59.
I'm so upset that I never heard that song in my younger years. It really lifts up my spirits. I could have been happier then. Oh well, I might just enjoy it now while I still can.
My brother seen him live in San Diego & said he was great & appreciated him so much more after seeing him.
Boz knows the score -- there's a breakdown dead ahead....
03:54 - Legend says she's still standing there.
Heard this LP every day, growing up.
Thank Heaven for older siblings.
They formed my RockNRoll.
Boz, you are still Sexy baby.
Nothing better than a good old Boz song to get you going I'm 67 been loving Boz for 52 years
Love his music hes a Legend in his own time ❤❤❤❤❤
Darn I missed him!! He was in Chicago a few weeks ago. I found out after the fact!
Such an under-rated Talent. Thanks Boz for your time! 💖
Unrated talent... World wide known....
Amen to that . Great gift shared-Thank You !
I totally love this 😀 this song. Unbelievable talent! 😂😅
A very versatile artist.Awesome.
Kinda proud: the info I read on Boz was that he was a Dallas Texan....Houston is my old stomping ground...MORE IMPORTANTLY, BOZ ScAGGS songs bring back such a happy times when I was barely a teenager. My mama was a pianist for clubs, parties, etc. We ALWAYS had MUSIC ON, BOZ INCLUDED. His songs STILL bring me such happiness and remind me of the good days with mama. THANK YOU!
Hello Jennifer 👋 how are you ??
One of a kind voice. Great songs from this artist.❤
A Canton Ohio native!!!
one of my fav guitar solos, I think by Steve Lukather(sp) from "Toto" on the master recording?
Why isn't Lukather featured in this video other than hands on a guitar. It sometimes seems that bands had their reps protected in the media when utilizing talent outside of their respective bands-- unless, of course, they "CHOSE" to feature them.
Absolutely - one of the greatest pop song guitar breaks.
John Kovel - Yes, it was definitely Steve Lukather playing lead and rhythm guitars on this track. Steve still is one of the most amazingly underrated lead guitarist I’ve ever heard. He sets this song on fire 🔥. One smoking lead! Gotta love it! He also was using those early hand made custom guitars that were made with Fender Stratocaster necks and bodies, at that time of this recording (just like Mike Landau had here in this video).
Steve lukather kills it
Duhh.??I did not know that Lukather was on this recording ..makes sense now though... that guitar work was not played by an average joe.... outstanding signature stuff !!
I loved Boz I. the late 70’s early 80’s. 62 now and it brings back so many memories.
First heard him in 77 driving a Ford Capri in Germany..Been listening ever since.
The diversity of the music and the players, the sky was the limit, lots of good stuff, songs were more relevant to someone somewhere !!!
Boz's most hard rocking tune. Love it!
we did have the best music Boz is the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Really good guitar licks in this song,think it's my fav B.S.
My cousin Anthony played guitar 43yrs ago he died fought the demons they got to him he would take time to play for my 0ld grand ma he had the garage band miss you see you at the horse track in heaven gambling buddy Steve rip
Meant to say he turned me on to boz had some good times remind me of him this music
Kenny Baird - The guitarist on this tune in the studio was Steve "Luke" Lukather, from the band Toto.
@@joeyricci3796 Thanks Joey, gonna check him out. just found out i'm 10 days older than Steve.
Steve Lukather really gave this song an aggressive rock feel!
Isn’t that Jay Graydon?
@@humanbeing2420 - in this video, it's Michael Landau (fellow studio guitarist of Steve Lukather).
Mike Landau was in Boz's touring band, but Lukather played on this track on the album. This sounds like the studio version of the song, not live nor a re-record.
Timeless musician!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!