Track Listing:
1 Darkness in my world (Steve Lukather, CJ Vanston)
2 On my way home (Steve Lukather, CJ Vanston)
3 Can't look back (Steve Lukather, CJ Vanston)
4 Don't say it's over (Steve Lukather, CJ Vanston)
5 Flash in the pan (Steve Lukather, Fee Waybill)
6 Watching the world (Steve Lukather, CJ Vanston)
7 You'll remember (Steve Lukather, Steve Weingart, Fee Waybill)
8 Brodie's (Steve Lukather, Randy Goodrum)
9 Tumescent (Steve Lukather, Steve Weingart , Carltios Del Puerta, Eric Valentine)

Musicians:
Steve Lukather - all guitars, lead & bg vocals
Steve Weingart - keyboards and atmospheres
Carlitos Del Puerto - bass
Eric Valentine - drums
Lenny Castro - percussion
Joseph Williams, Phil Collen (3) (4), CJ Vanston (3) - background voacals
Trev Lukather - power guitar (4)
Tina Lukather - background vocals (1)
Fee Waybill - background vocals (5) (7)
Bernard Fowler - background vocals (1)
Jory Steinberg - background vocals ((1) (2) (8)

The album will be released in 3 versions:

M 7308 1 Vinyl.

Available only from Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B003YTP8W4/?tag=imwan-21

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M 7308 2 Jewel case CD.

Amazon USA:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003YFDGF4/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B003YFDGF4/?tag=imwan-21

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M 7322 2 Limited Edition Digibook (first print run, Europe only).



Extended booklet with exclusive studio pics, liner notes from producer CJ Vanston, track by track line notes from Luke and a personal message from Luke.

Amazon USA:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003YFDGFY/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B003YFDGFY/?tag=imwan-21

steve lukather is kind of an enigma.

he is very good, yet never received the acclaim he probably should have.

must have something to do with always being in a band.

i must say though, in my opinion, his solo albums were not very good at all.

I liked Ever Changing Times, but I think he can do better. I think Luke should get credit for not saving his best songs for solo projects (i.e. he was a team player). For instance, I thought "Bottom Of Your Soul" from the last Toto album was one of his best efforts. Here's hoping this album is a good one.

Jim

I have been watching this board for a long time and hardly post. Saw the above about thinking Lukather's solo albums were not very good and had to scramble to find my imwan login ID and password. Steve Lukather's "Candyman" from 1994 and "Luke" from 1997 were GREAT solo albums. Lukather is very under appreciated. I've seen him live several times and he put on an outstanding show each time. It's always very evident that he loves playing music and loves to entertain. I am very anxious to hear the new CD.

"Luke" is an outstanding album IMO and as good as any Toto album and one of my favorite cd's of 1997 or of any year for that matter.