The Collection

  • #1 Modern Girl3:39
  • #2 Morning Train (Nine To Five)3:22
  • #3 One Man Woman3:07
  • #4 Telefone (Long Distance Love Affair)3:46
  • #5 Take My Time2:39
  • #6 Hungry Eyes3:42
  • #7 Machinery2:56
  • #8 Just Another Broken Heart3:25
  • #9 Sugar Walls3:58
  • #10 Strut4:01
  • #11 Jimmy Mack3:44
  • #12 Back In The City3:48
  • #13 So Far So Good4:04
  • #14 Are You Man Enough3:25
  • #15 Ice Out In The Rain4:43
  • #16 Do It For Love3:51
  • #17 For Your Eyes Only3:01
  • #18 We've Got Tonight3:51
  • #19 When He Shines3:57
  • #20 Wind Beneath My Wings4:03
  • #21 Paradox2:41
  • #22 You Could Have Been With Me3:46
  • #23 Devil In A Fast Car3:45
  • #24 Magic Of Love3:36
  • #25 Eternity3:53
  • #26 I Wouldn't Beg For Water4:13
  • #27 Almost Over You3:38
  • #28 Straight Talking3:38
  • #29 A Little Tenderness3:49
  • #30 Letters From The Road3:23
  • #31 Swear3:43

    Totò

    About Totò

    Originally a group of Los Angeles based studio musicians (including guitarist Steve Lukather, keyboardist David Paich, and the Porcaro brothers) aside from doing session work for other stars, Toto had a lengthy career of hits in their own right. Their commercial peak was 1982's "TOTO IV", which won several Grammy awards, including Album Of The Year. Toto is best known for their hits "Africa," "Georgy Porgy" (covered by 3D and Eric Benet and sampled by MC Lyte on her track, "Poor Georgie"), "Rosanna" and "I Won't Hold You Back" the last of which Roger Sanchez used for his worldwide hit, "Another Chance." After Steve Lukather decided to leave Toto in order to concentrate on his solo career the band became officially defunct as of mid 2008 although in 2010 they reformed allegedly for a short series of concerts only to support their former bassist Mike Porcaro who had been diagnosed with ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease.). However, the band continues to tour....

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