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Omer Plays Bass . . . Toto - Good For You (bass cover)

Omer Plays Bass . . . Toto - Good For You (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 Celebrating the 43rd anniversary of the April 8, 1982 release of “Toto “IV” with my fourth annual OPB video of a song from the album - a bass cover video of ‘Good For You’ by Toto featuring David Hungate on bass. I’m now 50% through this amazing album - one of my absolute favourites. 😊 I won’t again go into details but this is one of the pivotal albums for me in developing as a bass player and I’ve done a fair bit of analysis of the album – you can see the videos and read all about it in the links here 👉🏼https://tinyurl.com/3cyj8kry here 👉🏼 https://tinyurl.com/3c98yu44 here 👉🏼 https://tinyurl.com/97ktudaz and here 👉🏼 https://tinyurl.com/5hyucrxy. This track, ‘Good For You’ is one of the few Lukather - Kimball penned tracks on the original lineup Toto albums ('Turn Back' being the other) featuring one of Bobby Kimball’s best vocal performances - a real soulfull, Motown-esque vocal where Kimball really gets up there. The band is super tight as you would expect and as they are throughout Toto IV with all the members on constant and regular sessions and really at the top of their game. The keyboard parts by Paich and Steve Porcaro show how tight they were as a keyboard combo - with Paich on piano and Steve P on synth - I recently saw an interview with Steve P where he talked about how he and Paich would just show up at each others sessions around this time and play together because they were so in-sync with parts and programming. The middle section, with the lush harmonies of the other singers, David Paich and Steve Lukather and with Timothy B. Schmidt’s voice in there and maybe Richard Page as well - both of whom sang lots of background vocals on the album, departs from the groove of the rest of the track, adding contrast and a break before the song kicks in again. The real magic for me, besides Kimball’s vocal, is the tight rhythm section with Jeff Porcaro just on top of the groove, especially with that drum turn around after the middle section, and David Hungate's cool part that features his amazing ability to subtly change the part through the song to keep it interesting, a skill definitely developed in the studio and session work he did through his career. And that snotty solo at the fade out by Lukather is something else - I wish there was more of that instead of a long, slow fade. As with alot of the tracks on Toto IV, I can imagine the band, likely playing in peak form at this time in the studio, just banging this track out in a take or two - although from Lukather's book I would guess that the vocals took a bit of work with Paich and Kimball in the studio, with Paich insisting they be perfect and driving Kimball hard. Overall a fun track to play - this was was definately good for me . . . and hope good for you while watching it. Congratulations to Toto on the 43rd anniversary of this album - one of my favorites and a regular listen for me. 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 www.twitter.com/omeralkatib