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Song of the day: Toto- Hold The Line

 

The very first single from Toto was released in 1978. Read the rest of this entry

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FlinterFile: Toto- Stop Loving You

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This was one of the biggest hits of Toto in the Netherlands. Read the rest of this entry

FlinterFile: Toto- Pamela

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This song was the last hit in the US for Toto. Read the rest of this entry

Song of the day: Boz Scaggs- What Can I Say

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In 1977, Boz Scaggs brought some songs to the hit parades. One of them was What Can I Say, which hit number 10 in the UK and number 42 in the US. Before recording this song, Boz had played in bands like Mother Earth and the Steve Miller Band (he knew Steve Miller from college). Because he was so good in the Steve Miller Band, he got a contract on Atlantic Records, and later Columbia Records, recorded several albums without success. When meeting the basis for what later would be Toto, he knew to score some hits, like the song of the day. Enjoy

Boz Scaggs- What Can I Say

Song of the day: Toto- Rosanna

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In 1982, Toto released Toto IV, and the opening track was also released as single. The text was based on the many girls David Paich had known. For a time, the members of Toto said the song was about Rosanna Arquette, the love of Steve Porcaro at the time. The song did very well, making it to number 2 in the US (Eye Of The Tiger and Don’t You Want Me managed to keep it from the first place) and number 12 in the US. Enjoy

Toto- Rosanna