Something Else! Interview: Toto’s David Paich
Toto has begun rehearsing for its 2013 tour , which begins on May 30 in Europe.
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Toto has begun rehearsing for its 2013 tour , which begins on May 30 in Europe.
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The monthly readers poll for April 2013 is dominated by Fab Four-related stuff — though, ultimately, Deep Purple's terrific new effort topped the newest Something Else! list.
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Before that, Rolie last issued a full-band studio effort in 2001, with Roots.
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After the cynical misfire of 1991's Twenty 1 and stillbirth of its intended followup, the lost and lamented Stone of Sisyphus , Chicago dove full-bore into the casinos-and-state-fairs circuit, and though they still pay lip service to the bona fide creativity that bought their homes and pays their alimonies, it evaporated long ago.
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Patrick DeCoste promotes himself as an "Instrumentalist Rock Guitarist," yet, that is an ill-fitting phrase for what DeCoste does on his second full-length CD, Show Me The Way To Go Home.
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We took a break from our non-stop heavy rotation of Boz Scaggs' new Top 20 album Memphis to dig further back into his stirring catalog of sophisticated soul, sizzling R&B and gritty blues.
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TMF Tip for 2013 Findlay has announced that she will release new single 'Off & On' as part of a four-track EP of the same name on April 15th through Joyeux Anniversaire on limited edition 10� vinyl.
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The Mahavishnu Orchestra's 1973 album, Between Nothingness And Eternity, has to be the holy grail.
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As 2013′s new releases begin to flurry in, much like the weather here in the Northeast we're starting to see a bit more action.
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Steve Lukather steps away from tours alongside Toto, Ringo Starr and Steve Vai to issue one of his most bitingly confessional solo recordings yet, while Aaron Neville goes way back for doo wop.
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Toto's Steve Lukather returns with Transition , perhaps his most confessional, hardest-rocking solo album ever, on January 22, 2013 from Mascot Records.
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For Steve Lukather, a confirmed Beatlemaniac, the invitation to join Ringo Starr's All-Starr Band was a no-brainer.
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Brutally described in a review of their eponymous 1978 debut by Rolling Stone as pros with no poetry, the effortlessly polished and sleekly listenable Toto has been dismissed from the first.
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In 2012, readers flocked to a boisterous discussion on those times when the Beatles didn't exactly impress.
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There are as many Christmas music traditions as there are stockings hung with with care.
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2012 has been a busy one for Steve Lukather, who toured with childhood hero Ringo Starr; and with G3 alongside Joe Satriani, Steve Vai and John Petrucci.
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If you're missing Levon Helm (who hand-picked the selections for a new live set before passing), or just a few of your old Kiss singles (a box from their classic era on Casablanca is pending), New Music Monday is here for you.
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After associations both with King Crimson and Emerson Lake and Palmer, it's unlikely that Greg Lake will ever be identified as anything other than a prog-rock icon.
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To speak with Don Felder is to speak with a man who's acutely aware of karma.
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Given his astonishingly varied and accomplished music career, the kickoff track from Jeff Babko's fresh new release Crux can be just about anything, and it'd likely be good.
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Everybody has their own definition of a "chill" record.
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Stuck on a desert island, you're going to want to rock every once in a while, right?
Read MoreA timely sit down with Steve Lukather, just as he and Toto were ramping up for a summer jaunt through Europe, not only powered its way to the top of the August reader poll, it became the most-read item in Something Else!
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Though the 1990s are generally associated with the shooting-star grunge movement, our desert island is apparently going to have precious few albums from the likes of Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Alice in Chains.
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As Steve Lukather and Toto return for a series of concert dates, the celebrated guitarist stops by to explore a number of tracks from his time in the band — including "Hold the Line," "Hydra" and "Pamela" — as well as a memorable moment as a sideman with Eric Clapton.
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Only perhaps on this site could we query folks for Desert Island Live Discs, and find a six-way tie among the responses between the Who, Bill Evans, Little Feat, Kiss, Warren Zevon and the Talking Heads.
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Don Felder, best known for writing the music for "Hotel California" and his hit title track for the 1981 film "Heavy Metal," hasn't exactly been prolific away from the Eagles.
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One of the recurring themes in my long-running series "Steely Dan Sunday" is that if a guitar player is good enough for Steely Dan, they're probably good enough for anybody.
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I barely recall having two nickels to rub together at any given time in the 1990s, but between studio albums, video collections, B-side compilations, t-shirts, live bootlegs, and guitar tablature books (even Adore !), I estimate that the Smashing Pumpkins separated me from about $400.
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Musicians all over the world are paying tribute to Deep Purple founder Jon Lord who passed away today at the age of 71.
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The Flobots drop a new video exclusive for HuffPost, "Circle In The Square," that is probably their biggest statement song yet.
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The Beatles once sang that "all you need is love."
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The Beatles once sang that "all you need is love."
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Toto co-founder Steve Lukather will hit the stage with Joe Satriani for an October 23, 2012 concert in Mexico City, his second stint as part of the ongoing G3 shows.
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Steve Lukather, tirelessly active even after 35 years in the business, is rehearsing for upcoming 2012 tours with Ringo Starr and Toto, even as he works on a new studio recording.
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On this special edition of Something Else Reviews' One Track Mind , we hand the reins over to prog legend John Wetton , who discusses signature moments from his tenures in Asia, King Crimson and as a solo artist.
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Louisiana's Sonny Landreth, long known for his wizardry on the slide, has never issued an all-instrumental recording — until now.
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"I don't think we chose anyone who would make Tommy grimace," Haynes says, adding: "Hopefully not!" with a laugh.
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The video was edited and directed by Creationist Cat with assistance from Vadim Newquist.
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