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Candyman
Steve Lukather
Candyman
Steve Lukather
'Candyman', Steve Lukather's second solo album was in Japan and the U. S. released as a Los Lobotomys album. It's a collaboration of musicians who were mostly also in Lukather's bands Los Lobotomys and Toto. Most of the album he wrote with The Tubes frontman Fee Waybill and/or keyboard player David Garfield. One song is a Jimi Hendrix cover called "Freedom", and is sung by The Free and Bad Company front-man Paul Rodgers. The third track "Extinction Blues" is the pure Toto sound and "Party In Simon's Pants" is a monster drum and guitar fest, pure fusion. The album's closer is a tribute to Jeff Beck, simply called "Song For Jeff", pure brilliant with it's over seven minutes of length.
TOTO GUITARIST FT. PAUL RODGERS/FEE WAYBILL/DAVID PAICH
Media | Music CD (Compact Disc) |
Number of discs | 1 |
Released | July 31, 2020 |
EAN/UPC | 8718627231272 |
Label | MUSIC ON CD MOCD2723127.2 |
Genre | Rock |
Dimensions | 124 × 142 × 10 mm · 103 g |
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