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EP64: Toto

06-Apr-23 22:00

EP64: Toto

Over the last couple of decades, American band Toto has been praised for its intricate musicianship, catchy melodies, and blending of rock, pop, and jazz influences. Their music has been featured in numerous soundtracks and has been sampled by various hip-hop and R&B artists. This week, we go Back to Back into their discography exploring what makes them such a beloved, influential group - and not just a one-hit wonder.
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Georgy Porgy (Toto) .

99 (Hydra) .

Melanie (Mindfields) .

Girl Goodbye (Toto)

Pamela (The Seventh One)

I’ll Be Over You (Fahrenheit)

Spanish Sea (Old Is New)

Till The End (Fahrenheit)

Hold the Line (Toto)

Produced by: Daryl Ong, Othniel Ting

Presented by: Daryl Ong, Othniel Ting


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