HIP HOP FAN'S FIRST TIME HEARING 'Toto - Hold the line' | GENUINE REACTION

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  @LoraHauschildt · 1 year ago · pinned

  I love the songs you pick quite often, but I must confess the biggest reason I enjoy your channel is the COMPLETE JOY you show about great music.  It is quite obvious you feel it in your soul!!! ❤❤❤

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  @flavorsticksz · 1 year ago

  Toto was a band of studio musicians. They all got together and were like: Let's make a band. So, they did and Toto is what we got. Thank God.

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  @itchyandred4131 · 1 year ago

  In my opinion this song is slaps way harder than Africa ✌️

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  @riverzend13 · 1 year ago

  imo, this is their best song. africa gets all the attention but this one has so much soul.

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  @Flabbergastor · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JI24WWxSW7Y&amp;t=272">4:32</a> &quot;sorry sorry sorry&quot;. You&apos;re not really sorry, neither are we. That run is LEGENDARY.💥💥💥

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  @TexasRivermedic · 1 year ago

  I would choose Hold the Line over Africa any day. Great reaction

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  @rlucas50 · 1 year ago

  Another of theirs to put on the list is “Rosanna” which won them a Grammy Award.

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• JA

  @jannaromine5908 · 1 year ago

  God, I miss the 70&apos;s and 80&apos;s

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  @matthewglidden4860 · 1 year ago

  This song got heavy radio rotation in the early 80&apos;s. &nbsp;While Africa might be their biggest , &quot;Rosanna&quot; is a another surprising bop. &nbsp;Can&apos;t wait for more Toto. &nbsp;Keep it up, you&apos;re doing great.

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  @Jkmontgo195 · 1 year ago

  I’m a metal head but grew up loving bands like TOTO. What a great reaction to a such a fantastic song. Love this generation finding and loving great songs from the past

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  @placerinoporteno3544 · 1 year ago

  Steve Lukather, known primarily as the guitarist for the band Toto, has had an illustrious career as a session musician, collaborating with many famous artists and contributing to iconic productions. Some of his notable collaborations include:<br><br>1. Michael Jackson - Thriller (1982)<br>Lukather played guitar on several tracks, including the hit song &quot;Beat It,&quot; where he played the main rhythm guitar parts alongside Eddie Van Halen’s iconic solo. He also played on other tracks on the album.<br>2. Paul McCartney - Tug of War (1982)<br>Lukather contributed guitar work to McCartney&apos;s album, playing on tracks like &quot;Take It Away,&quot; alongside other notable musicians like Ringo Starr and George Martin.<br>3. Boz Scaggs - Silk Degrees (1976)<br>Before Toto, Lukather played guitar on this album, which helped solidify his reputation as a session musician. The album included hits like &quot;Lowdown&quot; and &quot;Lido Shuffle,&quot; featuring several members of Toto.<br>4. Eric Clapton<br>Steve Lukather has played with Eric Clapton on various occasions, both live and in the studio. He provided guitar work on Clapton’s Behind the Sun (1985) and Journeyman (1989) albums.<br>5. Lionel Richie - Can’t Slow Down (1983)<br>Lukather contributed guitar work to several tracks on this Grammy-winning album, including the hit single &quot;Running with the Night.&quot;<br>6. Elton John<br>Lukather has collaborated with Elton John on multiple projects, including playing on tracks for albums like 21 at 33 (1980) and The Fox (1981).<br>7. Chicago - Chicago 16 (1982)<br>He played guitar on the hit single &quot;Hard to Say I’m Sorry,&quot; which was a major success for the band.<br>8. Steely Dan<br>Lukather has contributed to Steely Dan projects, including playing on the track &quot;Time Out of Mind&quot; from the Gaucho (1980) album.<br>9. Don Henley - Building the Perfect Beast (1984)<br>Lukather played guitar on Henley’s hit album, which includes the iconic track &quot;The Boys of Summer.&quot;<br>10. Aretha Franklin - Aretha (1986)<br>Lukather played guitar on several tracks of this album, which includes the hit song &quot;I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me),&quot; a duet with George Michael.<br>In addition to these collaborations, Steve Lukather has worked with artists such as George Benson, Joe Cocker, Alice Cooper, and Diana Ross, and has been a go-to guitarist for many producers like Quincy Jones and David Foster. His contributions to the music industry extend across a variety of genres, showcasing his versatility as a guitarist.

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  @grahambamford9073 · 1 year ago

  This is sadly whats missing today in modern music...... talent.

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