Steve Lukather Plays 'Crossroads' with Sammy Hagar and Kenny Aronoff | Rock & Roll Road Trip

The Toto founding member talks with Sammy Hagar about music and George Harrison before the two jam out with Kenny Aronoff to "Crossroads" by Cream.
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[@delsoul2003]

Steve is one of the most important musicians in history, very few know about. I feel he should have a movie made about his life.

[@chuckech33se]

For sure. Toto, in general, is one of the most important band in history. People always remember them for Africa but forget that they helped forge the success of Boz Scaggs, Steely Dan, Michael Jackson, etc. The list goes on.

[@GigiUK]

Haha yeah! But who’s going to play him, Tom Cruise? 😂😂

[@ethos9485]

Agreed! Also just a really cool, kind, FUNNY, charismatic dude.

[@deebop4904]

Yeah, nobody knows who he is.

[@ethos9485]

@@GigiUK that would certainly be a stunt.

[@wolfie316781]

Steve Lukather watched our trio play for 2 hours in a bar in St. John’s nl Canada, bought us beer and stayed around to tell us how much enjoyed our group. Loved our harmonies and complimented our playing We couldnt believe it was happening such a down to earth, humble human being.

[@Ppuffdiddleydangdoof]

That was a really cool story about a really decent dude, who happens to be a super baddass. Respect.

[@Username89039]

Wow! I think I'd retire on that! I hope you somehow framed that moment. Everyone speaks well of him, no smoke without fire.

[@rohanroll]

Just WOW!

[@KingMe-l7g]

He likes music. You played music. Its all good.

[@PeterVanceOfficial]

No way, im from NL. When was this? why was he here

[@921ster]

Steve Lukather is so talented, most people don’t realize how good he is as a guitar player, but also all the songs he has written for other musicians, truly amazing guy.

[@andreghouse9192]

Steve's son Trevor playing bass is just so cool. Must be a proud dad. That first solo is just bloody cool.

[@esteban9115]

Trev’s a helluva guitarist himself.

[@BUNKERJR53]

Steve is one of the greatest song writers, guitar player, session player, singer and all around musician to walk the planet. Also, what humble, down to earth person he is. He is the "Man".

[@trevortimoko7512]

@FryxUr yes he is THE man

[@deancooper6300]

Amen to that brother, Steve is the cream of the crop

[@tmarks]

agreed!

[@TheAdnorms]

@FryxUri think he is a SuperMan..😉

[@nickgoogle4525]

agree that he has made great music, but surely not being humble -- I found him to be rather arrogant.

[@JasonNation72]

Steve and Sammy are two living examples of 'if you maintain a positive attitude and treat everyone with respect, good things will happen to you." What a rock and roll life these two legends have had and are still going strong!

[@lobitome]

I've seen them both live this year, and they both are definitely still going strong. Two top notch people.

[@gearmeister]

The "Red Rocker" interviewing "Luke" what could be better for a guitar player like me... I saw Sammy @ "The Texas Jam" 1980...that was so cool to see an up & coming star... warmed up for April Wine, Chris Cross (Sailing), Foreigner & a few more, then finally the Eagles, what a concert!

[@scottnagy3222]

@@gearmeister *envy*

[@gearmeister]

@@scottnagy3222 lol.. you would have hated being a foot away from Angus Young & Bon Scott when Scott carried Young on his shoulders as they traverse through the crowd, or being a stone's throw from Greg Allman at a different concert the same year.. or being front row to see Journey just before their big arena years

[@atta1798]

R u sure they treat people or treated with respect? not a life that is kind to artists.....

[@CraigShawCraigShaw]

Toto are the reason I learned to play drums at 16. Still playing now at 47. Jeff Porcaro is to me one of the best drummers ever to have played

[@PC160]

So sad Jeff Porcaro left us too early. He was a phenomenal teacher as well as player/innovator/composer.

[@urex1717]

Jeff could keep time with his fingernails on the bottom of a paper cup.

[@deadshot4245]

he is the best man love his energy and character on top of the absolute beast of a player

[@charlesfaucher6518]

I have to add. I was at the NAMM show a few years back, and I asked Luke for a picture with him. I knew it was such an inconvenience, but he was so totally gracious, and he knew I was a fan, and he was so real, and so nice. Thank you Luke!

[@BassManDan1018]

Steve’s a cut above. He calls himself a ‘rock n’ roll’ guy, but his discography speaks for itself… rock, soul, jazz fusion, funk, pop.. he can do it all

[@ianmclean5541]

There`s more talent in that room than on an entire day of Pop radio .It totally makes sense to me that Steve wrote One in a Million Girl and Talk to You Later. Awesome rocking songs!

[@keithporter6608]

Yeah buddy The Tubes with Fee Waybul

[@michaelbattista1334]

Amen!

[@coolcat6303]

"She's a Beauty" is definitely one of the greatest songs of the 80's. Believe it or not, the other co-writer of that song was none other than super producer/musician David Foster. Very talented guy but he wasn't exactly known for doing sultry hard rock songs.

[@ianmclean5541]

@@coolcat6303 yes that’s right. Foster had his hand in a lot of big hits and albums. There’s a documentary on him available. It’s interesting and entertaining.

[@BadSneakers]

And what was the third song he mentioned?

[@azcharlie2009]

That was one of THE best versions of Crossroads I've ever heard! I would pay good money to hear that!

[@robbymillsap9842]

Wow, Sammy hasn't lost a step in his vocals. Great performance.

[@Blkojo]

He started in and he sounded like he was 25 again.

[@nathaniel8422]

Toto is one of the best bands in history. They wrote some epic songs, ballads, and rock songs.

[@charliepratt]

This series is so good - it's criminal it's not more known. 🤘 Thanks Sammy.

[@deebop4904]

Fuck millinieals and everything being "criminal" and "underated". Evolve please

[@jamesdavison2927]

SAMMY IS THE BEST WOW

[@kevinmorris7722]

Steve is one of the all time greats giving so much music to us. It's hard to wrap your head around everything he's done.

[@sharonklinger912]

I am just amazed at such a fantastic job that Sammy Hagar does for all the wonderful musicians putting them on the spotlight and rekindling their showmanship and god given talents! Keep up the marvelous work! You are such a joy to watch at work!

[@Baw_65_]

So glad these two made it out of the 70's and 80's alive pursuing their passion for music. Thank you for the music and memories after all these years, not to mention all the wear and tear you put yourselves through doing so! I couldn't begin to imagine the thoughts running around at night thinking about what has come from since you started and where things are headed. It's interesting to hear your perspectives. We need more of this kind of energy between each other, more so now than ever. Whatever comes next, continue to do it with the similar passion, fire and humility that is on display here.

[@brianmarcus6005]

Blew my socks off. Love that fast tempo. That guitar and vocal was right on.

[@toddh4491]

This is a great one, Sammy, great jam too. Steve's guitar nearly caught fire.

[@curthenley455]

Can we all take a second and give props to Kenny "f'ing" Aronoff!! Dude doesn't seem to get the recognition in the drum discussions that he has earned and deserves. The man is a beast in my opinion and should be at least considered for anyone's top drummers list. Not saying he is the best by no means, but he's right up there with the best of em!

[@adlantian6334]

Depends on how you define. Certainly not the most innovative or recognizable playing style but he's an absolute master at fitting into the pocket and the mix. The dude is basically a human drum mixer.

[@PaulMarangoni]

Sorry, but I never cared for his drumming. He does sound pretty good on this one though...

[@stratdx]

That guy has been everywhere. Solid. Heavy hitter. Much respect!

[@HagbardCeline42]

Check him out on that recent Satriani song, 1980. He's great.

[@AsIfHeKnew]

Kenny is my man folks, no discussion bout that 😎🤘🏻

[@JordanRaskin]

Great interview, but damn, that jam ROCKED. Tremendous chemistry. How have Sammy and Lukather not recorded together?

[@hjustice1713]

Lukather sang backup vocals on a couple Van Halen albums fyi

[@sweetwilliam5150]

new super group??? works for me

[@jeremythornton433]

That jam was off the scale!

[@Boethius411]

Just a few of the guitarists Sammy has recorded with: Ronnie Montrose, Neil Schon, EVH, Satch, Vic Johnson… dude can’t record with every badass guitar player on the planet. lol

[@timm1139]

@ LC: But MAN! Wouldn’t that be a great goal and album though?

[@charlesfaucher6518]

Two guys that are absolutely at the top of my list of the always consistent greats. Sammy and Luke…WOW!

[@steveswell1]

Come on, you KNOW everybody was listening to the MONTROSE album in '73, including Steve..LOL luv it. :)

[@ewkinser]

He's a great player and definitely a great song writer. I got the pleasure of catching the Toto and Journey tour this year in Columbus OH. Both were really great, but Toto stole the show. Bravo!

[@brianruyack7632]

Hey! I was there too! Couldn't miss my original 2 influences to pickup the guitar in 1978!

[@ronconrad2867]

Agreed! Toto was on another level beyond Journey!

[@johnpichla9557]

Such a humble and great musician. Saw his solo act back in 2008 at a club called Durty Nellie's in palatine IL. He had a tour bus outside and I got to meet him after the show and just talked to us and answered questions right on the stage. Got to check out his rig on a small stage. Most musicians his caliber wouldn't play a club like that, let alone hang out after the jam. Great night. I think it was a Monday night too.

[@ronkellington1138]

One of the best renditions of Crossroads I've heard in a long time. Steve was awesome …. And Sammy? You can't keep him down! Well done. Great interview!

[@steveswell1]

Check out Steve's version of "Bridge of Sighs" and "Low Spark of High Heeled Boys" KILLER

[@shaneshrimp6519]

Awesome , absolute legends ! Kenny one hell of a drummer !

[@alsleepr]

I've always been a Toto fan, but as a classical pianist, I'm totally impressed and enamored with what Steve Lukather and his band mates have done. BRAVO!! 🎹🎶👏👏👏

[@markscheld535]

I have been an avid fan of st. Luke from way back. Long before toto. Back to silk degrees days with bozz. Saw Luke live at the baked potato in 1980 with some friends (I think it was Jeff and Greg Mathieson ,I think. It was awhile ago,but it was great and LLLOOOUUUDD beings I was sitting almost in Luke's lap. It must have so cool to grow up in the LA area with all those great musicians and places like the BP and Dante's where you could hone your chops & your ear jamming with people like Robben,Larry,Jay,Captain fingers -the list goes on.There are many very talented players around the country that never have an opportunity purely cause they are born and raised in nowhere USA What a blessing to live and hang out and grow up and go to school with cats like that in that area I'm jealous I guess. Anyway, I still watch my STAR LICKS vhs of Luke thru his split stereo mesa boogies and his favorite Valley Arts strat. The sound of that combination was unreal Especially for back in 1985 I believe it was. Hope to meet up one of these days so he can atuograph my VHS tape for me.Luke, your a true pro in the studio or on the stage.Keep it up

[@joshuakeller6687]

Lukather is the most chill dude ever, I love his vibe. He can improv like no other and his sense of rhythm and melody is why he is ones of the session GOATS. Sammy, what a great interview.

[@mauritsfondse]

What a guy and guitarplayer. Saw him in Orange France with TOTO august 2024 and they rocked the place, incredible. They don't make them anymore like he is. Love him.

[@deanecote9107]

Luke is probably THE nicest guy EVER. I used to deliver his gear to the Steakhouse back in the day, and he was always next level kind to everyone. I remember him breaking a string on his new Luke model guitar at the Village on a Peter Gabriel session. He came out and handed it to me and said "I need this in one minute". Even in the highest pressure situation he was the best. Him and Michael Thompson, just absolutely world class. Congratulations on your sobriety, Luke. You look 10 years younger already. All the best to you!

[@joec5962]

Steve Lukather is the most underrated guitar player in music.

[@donDonau]

Bullshit.

[@antarcticorb9197]

Those in the know hold him in very high regard.

[@brianjones8432]

There isn't a guitar player on the planet who's worth his salt that doesn't know who Steve Lukather is. That's hardly "underrated".

[@bradmodd7856]

Thats a big call...haha, I saw him put Vai and Satriani in his pocket one night

[@tymeryder7436]

No, that dis-honor would go to Rik Emmett.

[@Barb.....]

LOVE Turn Your Love Around. Also, went on an I Won't Hold You Back kick recently. Played the live video over and over. Don't forget Trevor Lukather in that title.

[@pattamlyn2322]

Trevor is oddly barely noted.. but played great alongside those 2 🙂

[@rmzzz76]

That rendition of Crossroads is badass. Best thing I've heard come from Hagar's voice in a while... Sometimes a group of musicians just jell... I want to hear more from Lukather and Hagar

[@charlier711]

Wow, the humility. Not only a virtuoso guitarist but a singer, songwriter, arranger. A track sheet second to none. One of his best friends was Jeff Porcaro - those two ruled the studio world.

[@steveswell1]

Man, if you're ANY kind of fan of this cat, you'll luv his book..."The Gospel According to Luke". Such real, raw and hearty storytelling, escapades and disasters. He's got more connections and degrees of separation with players than you can shake a stick at. I call 'em "LukeLinks". Mind-blowing stuff, for real :)

[@loritaylor1097]

Just finished it, great read, and now I have a bunch of music to look up and listen to! Seeing Toto in Toronto, March 12

[@triplecanopy5364]

Lukather and Toto should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. In addition, he (they) played on over 5000 other artists albums at the highest level.

[@jamesdavison2927]

RnR HOF is a JOKE HOW MANY worthy bands, artists NOT in and how many in that aren't worthy

[@kuminamoja]

They are in the musicians hall of fame. Since they turned down the vocer of Rolling Stone getting in the rhof will not happen

[@tonymilam206]

Steve is such a talented guy. I play guitar, and I'm ashamed to say, for the longest time I never realized how good he is . Seems like a fun guy to interview as well.

[@DavidRodriguez-mp9nh]

Brilliant! Thank you Sammy for keeping the Rock flame alive! Steve, Kenny, Sammy in same room. Holy moley!! I'm so fired up right now!!

[@michaelclark737]

OMG... this is an INCREDIBLE cover of Crossroads! Loved every single bar of it!

[@kettlejitsu71]

To the best ever! Sammy is up there with the greatest singers of all time! His voice is as strong today as it was 30 years ago amazing!

[@usaslakt]

There are no limits on how much love and respect I feel for this guy, apart from being a fantastic musician and guitarist, he is humble and genuinely interested. I happened to bump into him at a restaurant in Sweden about 20 years ago. My friends and I were leaving the place when Steve and someone else in the band (possibly Simon Phillips) plus a few others in his company were walking in. I was very surprised But at least I got a hello out of me, and said that I just wanted to say I admire you and you're my favorite guitar player.There is probably thousands of others that have told him that before me but he stopped, thanked and asked if this restaurant was any good and what we had eaten, if I lived in town and if I could recommend some place else in case his friends didn't like the place, I was completely speechless but I said I was satisfied with the food and service and said there was another place a few blocks away that I knew was good. Seen Toto twice, In Stockholm in the late nineties and last month in Gothenburg, they were great. I would like to see Steve do a solo tour but that tour would not reach Sweden I guess...Cheers!

[@TheRayfield77]

Whenever I get into one of those "who's the greatest guitarist" type of discussions, Steve's name is one of the first to come out of my mouth. Just an excellent player all around.

[@stixnfeet7818]

Toto only band I dropped VIP coin on, 3 times, and each time it was ALL about meeting Luke! He was always no rush and so very present and engaging. What a thrill and inspiration.

[@danrobertson7095]

Did that too, but just once in AC. Meeting Luke and Paich was worth every penny! Saw the last show at The Met in Philly too, not VIP though.

[@brewswillis9783]

Me and my buddies saw them in Vegas for the Mindfields tour with backstage passes as guests of Buddy Hyatt and it was an unforgettable experience. (my first and only time for any concert) The guys were just amazing and the concert was FIRE!!

[@jeffcullen6573]

@@danrobertson7095 I flew out from Vancouver, BC to see that Philly show. Lost it when Paich came out.

[@obbias]

The most boring band I have ever seen

[@anonuser1]

Kenny is a beast in this. Lukather. Nile Rodgers. Prince. I know there are others I can't think of off the top of my head, but the list of truly, truly prolific and diverse 20th century artists with such range in their body of work where you go, "oh crap - they were involved with that too?" is such an exclusive club.

[@terrypicou6734]

Steve is the rock master! What a great musician and songwriter with such a humble spirit. One of the best! Rock On!

[@leiferickson9666]

What a great musician, guitar player, person is Steve. Love ya Sammy!!....🍁

[@BUNKERJR53]

It's rare to find a person with the same name. Also, my brother's name is Eric. I probably have you by a few years, I'm 69. Take it easy brother.

[@leiferickson9666]

@@BUNKERJR53 Hey, Leif, I am going on 69, early November brotha!!.....🍁

[@nickiealtieri-enochs1914]

Lukather = Legend 💯🎸🎤🎶♥️

[@Thermocouple2short]

Brought tears to my glass eye, makes you want to hear more from these cats

[@Tbug666]

Steve is an amazing guitar player and obviously has been since very early on. I can remember playing “Hold the Line” when I first was learning electric guitar. I played that rhythm guitar hundreds of times and thought I had it down and I was about 16 years old. The lead though, well let’s just say I improvised! 😂 He seems like a very nice guy and definitely underrated. Good interview and probably one of the best versions of Crossroads I’ve heard. Everyone was really into it. That made the difference. Sammy’s voice was hitting those high notes effortlessly and Kenny, well that drummer is just so damn versatile it’s insane. Thanks for the video and wish them all great health and many years of making the best music that inspires and allows us to temporarily escape this crazy world!

[@darrylelkins681]

Pure talent.........I wont hold you back, and so many more.......pure talent,

[@d2t214]

#1 Steve is my favorite rocker, all time, then EVH. #2 Steve is also my number one-if I could hang out with a Rocker, he is so cool, down to earth, and seems so dude easy. I was extremely disappointed in Rolling Stone a few years ago leaving him off the top 100 players of all time. Still mad about that one. Legend.

[@Baw_65_]

Probably many good guitar players that these guys know that should belong on the list that we may never hear about. Steve certainly deserves major props for his arrangements and overall contributions. His playing is stellar, to say the least. Singing, he says, is meh (thanks Michael McDonald for helping on I'll Be Over You). But, nah, I'll listen to that song again (and again and again, and again) when I need a good deep thought for a moment. I'd like to believe many, many others who recognize his talents do the same.

[@laroseraie8375]

I love Steve's voice as much as his guitar playing. Thanks for being who you are. Toto gave me the taste of excellent music. 💖🙏✨🎶

[@ozeskiman]

Nobody plays better than Steve Lukather. He's so versatile and expressive. And he has a great voice, regardless of what he thinks. Always comes across as a great guy. Tremendous rendition of Crossroads.

[@Buff1nt0n]

All of Rock n Roll.... The best n' the worst together, compile a puzzle that represented, in the beginning, a mystery that drew billions into it's universe with an attraction that was for too much for some to survive and for others that rode it's energy like surfers on a wave with the genres' ability, in music, to morph, shape shift, copy, assimilate and improvise all the God Blessed Way down to Twist n' Shout. It was amazing to hear Steve's history and his contributions and I hold unending respect for Sammy too. Crossroads, here, has never been done finer.

[@patrickbateman7769]

Lovely to see Steve’s kid on bass, I believe he does sessions as well as being a touring guitarist… so the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree

[@danielbohn7461]

I don’t know why you don’t have 2 million subscribers yet. Or 10. This is the best KZbin on the planet.

[@dennisgabriel9641]

Awesome! Great interview. And the jam at the end with Steve's kid on bass was fantastic!

[@st.surfer1924]

St. Augustine loves Sammy! Thanks Bro for all you do R&RRT!

[@hugonorte]

Sammy nailing the vocals and wearing flip flops. That's the way you do it! Way to go, man!

[@diment0857]

Steve Lukather is always serious as a heart attack, genuinely humble and the most loveable person in the room at the same time. A very had act to follow especially if you are one of the greatest musicians on the planet. Hats off to you Steve, you're a wonderful human being and a permanent inspiration.

[@rawd59]

Definitely one of my all-time heroes! Great musician, writer, performer. Just awesome 🙂

[@SLO4SpeedBump]

A lot of people turn on the car radio on the way to where ever they are going and listen to the music. When they listen to that tune that clicks with their mood and they end up buying that album they are happy. They read the sleeve notations but it's the music that takes hold of them. Sammy Hagar gives those music buyers a chance to meet those musicians and learn about them and the motivations that inspired the songs they write. Thanks for the video

[@LouisEvangelista007]

Wow! Great interview and performance! Steve,Sammy and Kenny. True talent and legends of music making!!! Sammy keep up the great sessions as you are doing an unbelievable job!!

[@michaelbattista1334]

I could listen to Lukather solo for hours. Such fresh approaches to blues.

[@DlmlZ]

Thanks a lot Sammy for sharing this interview with us! So, Steve was and still is the number 1 of my personal Top 10 list of guitarists of all time! I followed him and Toto since the late 70ies! I am thankful for all the music he and his band ToTo have composed! Love it! Cheers DimiZ

[@TheAxe4Ever]

Luke is THE MAN! I love when I hear interviews with him and they’re picking his brain about his career. The stories this dude has. The people he’s jammed with. The people he’s recorded with. The songs. My God! The songs he has written and co-written. The funny stories. His stories and the love he had for his brother from another mother, Edward Van Halen. Luke is one of those guys you want to be around and be friends with. The fact that he has survived what has taken so many great musicians down is incredible. Yeah….to be able to hang with Steve Lukather for a day is on my bucket list. And at my age and what life is handing me, the time to empty my bucket is getting shorter and shorter.

[@clintwalker7720]

When Steve blasted his leaf blowing neighbors with baddass guitar licks...classic!

[@timsmith7899]

Steve Lukather is an amazing musician and human being, he is such a genuine man. He could be interviewed forever and mesmerise you, For my money the best ever.

[@CARMENARDINO]

Sammy plays a mean air guitar, lol! Seriously, he's one of my all time favorites, still putting out great music & live concerts... AT 75 YEARS OLD!!!!

[@Username89039]

You're kidding, right? 75? Is that real? I'm stunned.

[@TheJeffShadowShow]

My wife and I got married on September 25, 2002 in Newport Beach, and had our "reception" at the Baked Potato with Steve Lukather and the Doves of Peace! I wore my custom-designed "Turn Back" cap (designed "over" an official Oldsmobile Division sport cap). We are looking forward to seeing him again with the All-Starr Band this June.

[@allengose5438]

Everytime I watch one of the Red Rockers videos it like discovering something undiscovered

[@bjs1130]

Sometimes.....the coolest stuff magically appears for you to view via the youtube Algorithms......Boy am I glad this showed up! WOW! Great Stuff!

[@burkelong4376]

Boy, did I just stumble across a gem of a video. Great interview, clever graphics and some great loud rock and roll!

[@in2livinit]

How cool to watch you two legends just kickin it together. No stiff interview, just RnR friends from the true Golden Years of American Rock. And then, you set Crossroads on fire. I'm gonna fuckin hate the day you guys finally have to hang up your touring hats, because you're the living spirit of Rock & my youth. Peace 🙏✌️🤘🎶

[@simonvanderheijden432]

I think I could listen to those two talk all day. Specially the stuff the would talk about when there are no camera's..

[@evarepolusk-stoppel9784]

Thanks for finally acknowleding what a great singer Luke is!

[@Jaden48108]

Killing it with Crossroads.

[@hernsg144]

Steve and Sammy have music chemistry. Both are amazing.

[@dewdew34]

Out of nowhere an allstar band appears. Nice.

[@bozziovai]

Damn.....like damn. Two of my most respected musicians in the world. I grew up listening to Toto and Van Halen.....

[@buggyridge]

Always look forward to another video of yours Sammy! Thank you. This was truly awesome. Such talent!

[@danafrelack4250]

Daddy & son jamming now that's cool.Hi Trevor,Sammy & Steve.Thankyou😘🇺🇸

[@rhoadnaroahs]

Sammy can still sing! God bless him!

[@elizabethmcleod246]

..and scream!

[@bmac63]

Holy Shit...now thats a Jam session...what a lineup...

[@sweetwilliam5150]

Luke is the perfect combo of swagger and humility. One of the greats.

[@seanabbottband]

I’ve grown to respect Steve the most out of pretty well all musicians still relevant today, the same goes for Sammy, I love them both🎸

[@ikkenhisatsu7170]

It's astounding how many people don't understand how great Luke is. He's a monster.

[@johnnybegood2693]

Brothers in arms - 100% resonance.. thats the energy and joy I love so hard from this guys music!! Rock on forever...

[@steveswell1]

LIbra is the sign of "balance". Hence VH's album name? Things that make you go Hmmm..LOL

[@rcs0296]

one after the other.............love ya Sammy, all of this is music history,present and future

[@joeystratman]

Steve will always be one of my all time favorite guitar player and musician. I spent a lot of my time since high school until now, listening and enjoying Steve's playing in Toto and other artist' albums. Learned a lot about him and his work in this interview too. A salute to you Sammy Hagar, for interviewing Steve and a lot of other artist! 👍

[@BagusWidyanto_HappyIn1997]

Steve Lukather, along with many founding members of Toto, is the best musician that somehow a bit underrated

[@Majerly_Annoyed]

Jesus! That guitar tone is out of this world!!!

[@isaiahmarquez9717]

Sammy sounding damn good on those vocals. And Steve….what can you say? The man knows his guitar. 🤙🏼 🔥

[@waltzguy14151]

I give Sammy props for being down to earth and being a great rock singer. Steve and Kenny are legends obviously.. but always down to earth. These are musicians worthy of admiration!

[@oiramsq73]

THAT was Luke using the Force! Any other player would have been like “nah… it’s a tv/internet spot… I’ll play the chords and the changes and noodle a bit…”. Luke does what? He opens an entire case of Whoop-a$$ and slays! Love that guy!

[@gsmeeuwsen]

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE both of these dudes!!! Maybe the hottest version of Crossroads ever!!!

[@wizaxed]

Two absolute legends here. Sammy is PURE CLASS...Luke ain't no slouch either. Great video!

[@scottdiamond7133]

That dude is a wicked guitarist! ... And he can write songs

[@manplusguitar]

and sing! 😁

[@1bullsprig]

Loved this guy's playing all the way back to the late 70's! Steve is probably my favorite guitarist ever.

[@cbolt121]

Steve is such a great musician. I got to see Toto in May and he was unbelievable. Love the solo on “I Won’t Hold You Back”