One of the more underrated guitarists in rock is Steve Lukather. Best known for his work with Toto, Lukather is a highly sought-after session player, having played on countless albums by other artists, and has no problem adapting his playing to a wide variety of different styles. Lukather also finds the time to sporadically issue his own solo albums, and in 2003, he issued a live collaboration with fellow session guitarist Larry Carlton, No Substitutions: Live in Osaka. As expected, plenty of guitar showcases for each player are provided, especially on a pair of over-14-minute tracks -- "The Pump" and "All Blues" -- as well as an album-closing rendition of the Carlton classic "Room 335." Not exactly a groundbreaking jazz-rock guitar release, but fans of each guitarist should enjoy hearing each show their stuff on-stage. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide
No Substitutions: Live in Osaka
03/11/2003 | Japanese Import
All Music Guide Review
No Substitutions: Live in Osaka Track Listing
Credits of No Substitutions: Live in Osaka
- Chris Kent
- Bass
- Rick Jackson
- Keyboards
- Neil Citron
- Mixing, Editing Engineer
- Josh Henson
- Guitar Technician, Stage Manager
- Gina Zangla
- Design, Cover Illustration
- Kenji Uyama
- Photography
- Ken Blaustein
- Art Direction, Art Producer, Photography
- Ric "Reg" Britton
- Guitar Technician, Stage Manager
- Robert Knight
- Photography
- Sonny Abelardo
- Coordination, Tour Manager, House Mix
- Gregg Bissonette
- Drums
- Mark Dawson
- Engineer
- Steve Lukather
- Guitar, Producer
- Steve Vai
- Producer, Mixing, Editing Engineer
- Larry Carlton
- Guitar
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