Outstanding musician. I miss the early days

I had a HUGE CRUSH on Boz back in the day 💕 I’m 55

Always loved his music,still do.

I just love Boz.

I just got thru watching the live Lido shuffle video from the 70s, then came here....Time is a thief!!

I've always loved Boz, I love his distinctive voice and he was so cute. Im glad I grew up hearing his music.

Great man, musician, songwriter.

I like listening to Boz talk because he doesn't have an accent. ;)

So cool interview 👍👍👍

The Boz 🤩

I've watched this interview for the 3rd time. You're such a great artist and humble spirit. Always be a fan.

I'm so grateful for this interview!❤

Boz Boz Boz!!!!!

As soon as you hear his music something just settles in my heart and the day just got better. Box has been a blessing to all of us who love his sound, there is no one else like him after all the years he has been with us.

Love Boz love his voice ❤️

Lido left the boat that day he left the shack... That song on the soundtrack for FM (1978) turned me on to him. I was 16 then.

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He holds a special place when we hear one of his classic tunes. They are just as good today as when they were released. He is so special. Proud of my fellow Texan

This is a baaaaaaasd Cat

I've loved Boz Scaggs since his Slow Dancer LP. wore that one out😃 he's the Best🥰🥰

Thankyou for your music...❤

Love the Boz!

Happy Birthday BOZ! June 8th

Mr Boz introduced me to some great music. Some was his even. Many great players. Some of the great stuff played, his. I'm a fan of all his phases.

fascinating historic recollections from Steve including his opinions and experiences of the recording industry

This man is mesmerizing to listen to. I love the story telling. I found it educational. I can’t believe the apparent lack of ego and the level of modesty this guy has. This interview just inspired me to search out more of his music - the stuff I am not familiar with, and listen to it. I just know I’m going to be impressed and entertained.

Boz has made some amazing music

Crazy how he’s aged,like we all will,but he still sounds like a young man!

Boz Scaggs lived many years in Plano, Tx., where I've lived for 30 years. He went to St. Marks where he met Steve Miller.

In 1978, my music teacher, Ian Black, introduced the class to "Lido Shuffle" as part of music appreciation. I never forgot Mr. Black or Box Scaggs. An impression was made on all of us, young minds of the Boy's Model School, in Belfast.

The old CBC...first among equals.

Loved the backstory of Fenton Robinson's Loan Me a Dime recording. It may be the most played track I have listened to over the past 50 years. And as a radio DJ, I get to play it as often as I choose. Just a magical recording and Boz's voice is spectacularly perfect on it.

Silk Degrees is the Aja of Boz Scaggs’ body of work.

Thanks so much for this iinterview, just listening to his records I was wondering where he come from, now I know why he is so good and genuine, in this conversation I learn more the 5 years in school... Thanks again.

For those who just know him from Silk Degrees encourage to listen on. Slow Dancer etc. etc. etc. is just sublime. Live in NOLA and see him in Blues tent at Jazzfest- Supreme moment!

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Such a humble man. Now I'm an even BIGGER fan!

Boz is the buzz. Saw you in Adelaide Australia years ago. Great concert.

I'm a piano guy, so I don't connect so much with his later work, but I think "We're all alone" (from "Silk Degrees") is one of the most beautiful - and technically well written - pop songs ever created......and I think his vocals in his version still make it the best, his voice has a softness and sensitivity missing from the covers I've heard.

Wow, I'm surprised Boz didn't mention Sly when discussing Bay area scene.

Just found this interview gem. Thank you. At 27:00 he talked about his voice not being developed when he was younger. I wonder if that's why he never sings songs from the Moments album in his concerts, which is my favorite Boz album. Humility is refeshing these days, but from someone with one of THE best voices EVER it's almost hard to listen to, him being so self-deprecating.

How come 'Breakdown' gets no airplay ?? Seriously great song, Boz vocals a killer.

I love his ability to speak so well! I bet he hates being interviewed yet responds so eloquently! I love him

But Boz isn't that life? We grow in the love we have for a craft that we are pursuing. I guess I can so relate I was the slowest learner to anything but I follow the steps/grew in life, love and talent for creating, I don't think that any of us that are aware look at some of our earliest works and fine were not looking more a that growth flaws than the coming of wisdom for that craft. I find you refreshing humble in that analysis. In later year's when we pull it all together, we feel the flow of our experience together with the work we accomplished and it's refined. We know then to ourselves and more importantly accept what we are and what we are not. This is where the richness is I believe. Love this interview so natural and uncontrived. Carolyn~

Wow I am 63 years old and miss him since he retired. Everything he sang was magic. May god bless you

Have recently 'rediscovered' Boz, having loved him in his Silk Degrees days, what a fine musician, what a fine man 💕

i wonder why he doesn't mention the texas days with Steve Miller?, disco ruined artists trying to be trendy

Boz scaggs one of the coolest cats evah! Downright women one of My favorite songs iof all time!! A true master

Boz you are absolutely amazing and a gentleman and a musical genius and a survivor who's lost a child to drugs and his ex wife my heart goes out to you my dear I Lowdown Lido Shuffle and We're All Alone later re done by Rita Coolidge a funk soul brother I'm very impressed with your style of music XO from New York City Rosie