2008 solo album from the musician best known as guitar player and singer for Toto and the creator of the holiday classic Santamental, [title]Ever Changing Times[/title] is another musical gem to be added to the list of top quality releases featuring his classic trademarks: exquisite playing, finely crafted productions and a very diverse range of music styles, encompassing heartfelt ballads, straight-ahead rockers and fusion The list of special guests includes former Toto singer Joseph Williams and Chicago’s Bill Champlin on background vocals, Leland Sklar on bass, Steve Weingart, Jeff Babko, Randy Goodrum on keyboards and synths plus a Steve Porcaro cameo on one track, Abe Laboriel Jr. on drums and other friends and guest stars who all lent their talent to ensure a truly exciting and fresh result. Frontiers.

1. Ever Changing Times
2. The Letting Go
3. New World
4. Tell Me What You Want From Me
5. I Am
6. Jammin' With Jesus
7. Stab In The Back
8. Never Ending Night
9. Ice Bound
10. How Many Zeros
11. The Truth

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00197TZTA/?tag=imwan-20

steve lukather is quite a guitar player and his contibutions to rock music are endless.

however, his solo albums IMHO are just not very good.

i've had all of them at one point or another and i've traded them all in too.

my advice on lukather is listen before you buy.

renny

I have all of Lukather's solo cd's as well and I agree with you, renny, they aren't very good EXCEPT for "Luke." I found that one to be excellent, the version of Jeff Beck's "The Pump" is worth the price of the cd, but I like every song on it. His other cd's are largely forgettable.

Bump ~ this album was finally released domestically last week, on June 3rd. See updated ordering details in the first post. (Amazon is currently out of stock but the CD is expected back in shortly.)