Steve Lukather, Edgar Winter - Live At North Sea Festival (Full Concert Video)

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Setlist:
1. Smell Yourself 0:00:49
2. Texas 0:06:06
3. Song For Jeff 0:10:30
4. Redhouse 0:16:50
5. Fly Away 0:24:17
6. Rock Medley consists of 0:30:52
A: Johnny B Good
B: Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On
C: Long Tall Sally
7. Tobacco Road 0:37:39
8. Frankenstein 0:50:45
It was the coming together of two musical giants, both with their unique style.
When these two extraordinary musicians, Steve Lukather and Edgar Winter, came together on stage at the North Sea Festival 2000, they had already achieved legendary careers in their own right.
Steve Lukather started as a studio musician before becoming a founding member of rocband ‘Toto’. His guitar style and influence can be heard on numerous albums of notable artists such as Michael Jackson, Eric Clapton, Paul McCartney and Chicago. Having been influenced by Jimmy Page and Eric Clapton, Steve developed a guitar style, which paid tribute to both Rock and Jazz styles, playing with such perfection and intensity that you can still spot his influence among a thousand other guitarists.
Edgar Winter is the younger brother of Johnny Winter. Having debuted at the Woodstock-Festival, he also fusioned Rock, Blues and Jazz since his first great successes in 1970. Working with musicians such as Rick Derringer, David Lee Roth and Ringo Starr, he was equally well prepared to team up with Steve Lukather. Together with Phil Soussan (Bass) and Gary Ferguson (Drums) the concert at the North Sea Jazz Festival was not only a firework of improvisation, but an intense demonstration of the perfection and skills of Lukather and Winter. Feeling totally free from stylistic barriers, this concert is a perfect symbiosis of these two talents, presenting the best of Winter’s collection (“Fly Away”, “Frankenstein”) and some breathtaking highlights penned by Lukather (as exemplified in his tearful tribute to Toto-Drummer Jeff Porcarco in “Song for Jeff”).
A specific standout among the many other highlights of this concert is the medley of Rock’n Roll classics. Summing up the genius of these two outstanding artists, their improvising on songs such as “Johnny B Good” and “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Going On” remaining as colorful, fresh and dynamic, never to be heard before.
A brilliant evening of musicality quality as you will never experience again.
Lineup:
Edgar Winter - vocals / sax / keyboard / timbales
Steve Lukather - guitar
Phil Soussan - bass
Gary Ferguson - drums
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[@joserdiazalmodovar1898]

Awesome

[@user-oc4pp9fc4z]

Fabulosos !!!!!

[@ludwig947]

Recorded at 2000. !! Excellent!!

[@delmedeiros3570]

It's a shame they didn't play Edgar Winter's Easy Street. This song would fit like a glove in this concert.

[@pauln00b]

thanks for this.

[@3596evaristo]

Incombustible Steve

[@nn7474]

Steve Lukather is cool

[@corporalkush2060]

I've loved Edgar Winter since I was 15. But he falls flat for me anymore. There may be some great songs after 35:00, but I just can't take anymore.

[@boykokutriansky1219]

I am not a musician but I love Edgar here. I think hi is still in top form.

[@stevebouras641]

If they did jazz mix with funk n the Satriani clone blend It would be an ear opening contrast It somewhat okay but nothing to go out of the way for😮. 😢

[@almanseau6122]

hope the sound crew got fired lol, mikes not on, volume spikes...

[@stevebouras641]

Is E Winters singing annoying n suck or is it the worst thing since Pia Zadora😂

[@mladenrankovic8403]

💓👋✌