Toto & Friends

Toto & Friends

by Totò
4/5
(1 votes)
Year
2011
Type
Album· Unofficial Release
Genre
Rock·Pop
Style
Soft Rock·AOR
Label
XXL Media

  • #1 Intro1:13
  • #2 Gypsy Train7:46
  • #3 Childs Anthem2:33
  • #4 I'll Supply The Love4:37
  • #5 I'll Be Over You5:34
  • #6 Michael McDonald Intro1:15
  • #7 I Keep Forgettin'5:23
  • #8 Taking It To The Streets5:49
  • #9 Home Of The Brave7:10
  • #10 Dave Solo3:54
  • #11 Georgy Porgy3:32
  • #12 992:54
  • #13 If It's The Last Night3:08
  • #14 Angela1:15
  • #15 I Won't Hold You Back2:10
  • #16 Don't Stop Me Now2:38
  • #17 Africa8:52
  • #18 Donald Fagen Intro1:25
  • #19 Chain Lightning7:25
  • #20 Angel Don't Cry5:30
  • #21 Don't Chain My Heart9:39
  • #22 Rosanna8:10
  • #23 Don Henley Intro1:16
  • #24 Dirty Laundry7:23
  • #25 You Better Hang Up4:37
  • #26 Come Rain Or Come Shine5:01
  • #27 Fire3:18
  • #28 Ain't Talkin' Bout4:36
  • #29 Hold The Line12:39
  • #30 Band Intro4:45
  • #31 With A Little Help From My Friends11:10
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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