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Omer Plays Bass . . . Toto - St. George and the Dragon (bass cover)

Omer Plays Bass . . . Toto - St. George and the Dragon (bass cover) Bass by David Hungate Bass Used in this Video: Dingwall Guitars Super PJ Hope you have a look and if you do, don’t forget to click 'Like" and subscribe to the channel. The "Hydra" album is one of my favorite Toto albums for sure, but also is an odd one, as I mentioned on the “Hydra” video. It is a very progg-y album but really only the first two tracks – ‘Hydra’ telling the story from the violent dragon’s perspective and the second track ‘St. George and the Dragon’ told from the hero’s point of view. Then, as mysteriously as the story started, it kind of ends and the record turns into what is a great rock record (see the ‘Hydra’ post at    • Omer Plays Bass . . . Toto - Hydra (bass c...   but not until you’ve watched this video) with a bit of prog, funk, pop, rock and a whole lot of great music thrown in for good measure. It’s a shame that the band didn’t explore these progg-y concepts a bit more and wrap the story up – at least with a side of the album – but the rest of the tracks really rock it up and do make up for it with a solid album by a bunch of musicians who obviously really liked playing with one another. I wanted to do the first two songs on this album back-to-back because they are presented that way on the album and kind of make sense together. This track, ‘St. George and the Dragon’ rocks pretty good with a bit of funk. I really liked how tight David Hungate and Jeff Porcaro are on this track (on the whole album really) with Bobby Kimball delivering just a great vocal performance and Steve Porcaro filling out the track with thick synth patches. One of the odd things on this track is a ragtime, rolling piano riff in the middle of a prog rock song that I always thought was a funny addition by David Paich (at about 2:52 of the song). The outro of the song, featuring a ripping solo by Steve Lukather, is a great example of how Hungate took a solid rock bass part and mixed it up in a good way with some movement and embellishment of the part he plays through the song to really make it interesting. Disclaimer: I am not saying this is exactly how David Hungate played this song, but it is how I would play it if I was playing it at a gig. For more bass cover videos by Omer visit: www.omer.com/youtube www.facebook.com/oalkatib www.instagram.com/omer_alkatib