Toto Star Recalls How Cocaine ‘Overtook’ Los Angeles During ’70s Heyday
Legendary Toto guitarist Steve Lukather is looking back on how cocaine took hold of the Los Angeles rock music scene in the ...
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Toto Star Recalls How Cocaine ‘Overtook’ Los Angeles During ’70s Heyday
Toto drummer and songwriter Jeff Porcaro died in 1992 from a heart attack resulting from coronary disease associated with cocaine use, though Lukather disputed the details surrounding his bandmate ...
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A guitar great: Larry Carlton bringing his collabs, solo songs to Baton Rouge next week
Carlton’s six decades as a frontman and a valuable supporting player include recording sessions with Steely Dan, Joni ...
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Toto Star Recalls How Cocaine ‘Overtook' Los Angeles
Legendary Toto guitarist Steve Lukather is looking back on how cocaine took hold of the Los Angeles rock music scene in the ...
In 1992, Steve Lukather was still getting over meeting his Beatles icon – then there was a knock on the stage door
Steve Lukather has had the good fortune of playing alongside three of the Beatles – and could even go so far as to call them friends. He has been a longterm member of Ringo Star ...
Steve Lukather on wielding Beck’s Strat, jams with George Harrison –and his best solo slip-up
Luke sets the record straight on recent fake interview about modern players, explains how he knew when Michael Jackson liked ...
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Toto interview: ‘The old classic rock guys are keeping the record companies alive’
My question of how he would have played Eddie Van Halen’s excoriating guitar solo on Michael Jackson’s Beat It – a track on which Lukather and the late Toto drummer Jeff Porcaro also ...
Never cool, never hip but 70s survivors to play Scots mega-venue
THEY'VE never been the coolest band in the world, and they've rarely won over the hippest of rock critics, but Toto are still proving ...
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Never cool, never hip but 70s survivors to play Scots mega-venue
Drummer Jeff Porcaro, keyboard player David Paich and bass player David Hungate, all 21 at the time, played on Scagg’s 1976 classic, Silk Degrees; Paich co-wrote four of the tracks, including ...