BEEN AWHILE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Toto - Stop Loving You REACTION
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- BEEN AWHILE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Toto - Stop Loving You REACTION
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Jeff Porcaro best session drummer and way ahead his time. Could play the most impossible drum parts that others struggled to play. He is greatly missed and gone way too soon.
Jon Anderson from Yes did backing vocals on this song, which is most noticeable during that breakdown in the middle.
As a drummer, Jeff, the drummer for TOTO, was a huge inspiration to me. He also played on MANY hit songs and albums. He died way too young. One of the highlights of my life was the night I got to see him perform with TOTO. The show was magical...
I Won’t Hold You Back by Toto. You’ll love the masterful instrumentation.
Toto’s greatest ballad!!!
@@thomashesson7058 Definitely along with 'I'll Be Over You,' 'Won't Hold You Back' is an amazing Ballad!
These are top of the top musicians. World class.
My favourite group and my favourite drummer, the late Jeff Porcaro ❤ please React to Toto's 'Home of the Brave'. Thanks 🎉🎉
I’m going to see Toto in concert in April.
The drummer was the late Jeff Porcaro. He was also in Steely Dan for a time. He played on literally hundreds of hit records during that era. He was one of the most recorded session drummers in history. Check out his Wikipedia and look at the list of hits he played on. It is mind blowing. All of the Toto guys were in demand session players. Steve Lukather - guitar, David Paich - keys, Steve Porcaro - keys and Mike Porcaro - bass. It seems that every major hit in the late 70's and 80's had one or more Toto guys playing on it - Michael Jackson's Thriller album, Earth Wind and Fire, Lionel RItchie, etc. etc. They were absolutely amazing.
Other than Eddie Van Halen's guitar solo on Beat it these guys played all the other instruments
In a Jeff Porcaro interview he once said he never did a drum solo in a live concert. He said that was because his job was to keep time and nothing else. He was one of the best time keepers ever. The entire band was a more modern version of the Wrecking Crew studio session players in the 60's. The only Toto member I ever met was Luke and he was exactly like he is in every interview I've seen him in. Like he is talking to a friend.
Jeff also played on the final Dire Straits album, one of the last recordings he did, his drumming on "Calling Elvis" is fantastic
He also played on a lot of Boz scaggs
What Jay and Amber probably don't know is several songs they have reacted to from other artists these guys played on. I just saw them live a month ago and they were fantastic!
Jay and Amber, excellent observation that notes and dynamics were "perfectly placed". The band complements the singer and "doesn't overpower". For the members of TOTO, the song is King, that is one of the key reasons they were called for so many sessions. They always did what was best for song. Along with the musicians of TOTO and the Wrecking Crew there was another collection of musicians known as 'The Section' (aka 'The Immediate Family'). Members of the Section are guitarist Danny Kortchmar, keyboardist Craig Doerge, bassist Leland Sklar, and drummer Russ Kunkel along with guitarist Waddy Wachtel and mult-instumentalist David Lindley. The Section worked with artists such as Joni Mitchell, James Taylor, Phil Collins, Carole King, Stevie Nicks and Linda Ronstadt and others. 🎸😎
Just saw this group and Journey three weeks ago. Was a great concert. Although there weren’t to many original members left in either band you couldn’t tell. Still sounded great and definitely was worth it
After "Hold the Line" - "I'll Supply the Love" is another banger 😺
Your response to "Toto - Stop Loving You" resonates deeply with me, and sparks a flood of emotions and memories.
To me, this song feels like a companion piece to "Toto - Pamela," each carrying its own poignant significance.
Jeff Porcaro, the rhythmic genius behind the band, stands as a beacon among drummers of the 70s, 80s, and 90s in Los Angeles.
His intuitive groove, impeccable timing, and signature shuffle are testaments to his unparalleled skill.
His untimely passing in 1992 was a devastating loss to the music world, leaving behind a void that can never be filled. I imagine Jeff in heaven giving drum lessons to the Angels.
Thank you, Rob and Amber, for acknowledging this song. If you're open to exploring more of Toto's repertoire, "Til The End" featuring Paula Abdul's choreography in the music video is a gem worth discovering. 🙂
Yep and 1 badass guitar solo by Steve Lukather in Til' The End...
I just got to see these boys in concert, and they were AWESOME! Your next songs by them should be St. George & the Dragon, Hydra, or 99. If you want a new band, Dream Academy's Life in a Northern Town is BEAUTIFUL.
All good suggestions!
"I Won't Hold You Back" is my favorite song from Toto. Amber will absolutely LOVE it! I think Jay will, too. He has turned into a "beautiful ballad" lover. 😎
I absolutely love I Won’t Hold You Back. Let’s hope they listen to the full album cut vs. the edited version.
Yup. While Rosanna made me a fan, I Won't Hold You Back is the song that stole my soul.
Love Toto! I listened to them all day at work today! One of my favorites!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤. Toto definitely is one of those bands Amber!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤. One of my favorites is Hydra, and 99. But there are no bad Toto songs really!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Toto has always been so versatile and interesting. Would love for you to listen to their hit I Won’t Hold You Back from 1983.
But please do the audio from the album. There is no official music video for I Won't Hold You Back, and none of the live versions, while good, capture the instrumentation on the album. It includes the London Philharmonic, for crying out loud.
@@jamesmoffett526 totally with you on that.
I went to answer my phone and forgot my ringtone doesn't sound like that anymore.
This band is SIMPLY AMAZING!! SO MUCH TALENT poured into ONE BAND!! You can't go wrong with Toto!! :)
RIP Jeff Pocaro
Love this era of Toto. Their lead singer here is Joseph Williams and his father is the composer John Williams, so you have some interesting crossover with the movies.
I'm 51 years old AND DID NOT KNOW THAT!!! Thanks! This is why I love the comments!
@@thewarrior5486 In the Original version of Return of the Jedi (before the Special Editiions) the song Lapti Nek was played in Jabba's palace. Joe co-wrote that (though his lyrics were translated into Huttese) with John.
Wate a stinkn minute and Hold the Line 1978
Joseph Williams and Bobby Kimball are the two great vocalists that defines the music of Toto.
Oh yay! Finally someone that chooses to react to my favorite Toto song❤️ I just loooove the rhytm in this song. R.I.P Jeff Porcaro. We are still down here dancing to your amazing drumming. Such a joy to watch him play too. What a talent. All of them are absolutely great but Jeff was just something else✨
I've said it before, but I'll say it again...Toto never misses!
Finally some TOTO! Yay!
You have done about seven or eight ToTo songs, Hold the Line, Pamela, Rosanna, Africa, Georgy Porchy, I'll be over you, and Stop Loving You. I think the next ones should be STRAIGHT FOR THE HEART AND TILL THE END,
They are definitely big band. Thanks.
You are absolutely right. Those two songs are just so awesome.
They are still so good! I saw them in concert almost 2 years ago and they still sound just like the studio albums. Both lead singers are still so very good!
Toto was the band that a lot of artists in the 80s had them featured on their albums. I miss those days of opening a cassette or cd to read the lyrics or artists who were featured on those albums. Great and best of times.
My favorite Toto songs, just hits different and makes me nostalgic.
the group had talented members that started playing as backups on many top songs because of their talents. they formed toto and the rest is history, a lot of great music. amber once again notes how good the drummer was!
What he said,
@kevinhawbaker7311
! I could not have said it better. The Porcaro Brothers were amazing musicians, especially Jeff! I can't pick up an album for the 70's and 80's without seeing Jeff in the liner notes! Toto is a HIGHLY under rated band! Those cats were amazing!!!!!! Thank you for breaking it down Kevin, you saved me a lot of writing!
"I won't hold you back" is another hidden gem from TOTO
Please do "99" by Toto. It always reminds me of secret agent 99 (Barbara Feldon) from the TV show "Get Smart".
Yes. I was hoping I wasn't the only one. It never got the airplay and exposure a lot of their other songs got. Agent 99 was a favorite growing up along with Mrs. Peel and Mary Ann.
According to former member Bobby Kimball, the song is indeed about that character. I met him at a festival in the 90s and asked him about it, and he confirmed that's who it was.
Funny, I have thought about that lovely lady every time I listen to that song as well...
"Hold the Line" is my favorite!!!
@@toddyoshimura2043 ditto
One of my favourites of theirs.
Always loved the last bridge in this song. Such a clear voice he has Joseph Williams.
Joseph Williams on lead vocals. This is the same guy who sang "Pamela" from the late 80s. I believe he's still their lead singer today.
Pamela’s from the same album “The Seventh One”
Doesn’t hurt to have a dad named … John Williams. Yes, THAT John Williams.
Joseph Williams was also the singing voice for the growth Simba in the Lion King
Awesome! Love Toto. This is one of my definite favorites. The video is a sequel to the Pamela one. Thanks for the reaction (even though Jay closed his eyes)😊. We need more. Hopefully sooner than later.
First, I just wanted to say thank you for reacting to Toto’s music. They’ve been my favorite band since I first heard them at the age of 14 when a school friend let me borrow their debut album back in 1978. I did get the opportunity to see them play live when drummer Jeff Porcaro was still with us (and five more shows after his death). I was also very lucky to meet him after one concert and before another show. He was just the most humble, nicest guy you’d ever want to meet. Especially since he was one of my musical heroes.
Since you mentioned you enjoyed Jeff’s drumming here are a few songs I would recommend listening to from the remastered albums if possible:
“You Are the Flower” (1978) - from their debut Album Toto. Lead vocals by original lead singer Bobby Kimball.
“Hydra” (1979) - from their second album Hydra. This is their most Prog/Rock sounding tune. It also is very cinematic and has a very “BIG” sound and arrangement. Lead vocals by keyboardist David Paich.
“Mama” (1979) - also from Hydra. Lead vocals by Bobby Kimball. This is a song where Jeff is playing his famous shuffle groove. Speaking of which, Jeff was the drummer on the Michael McDonald song “I Keep Forgettin’”.
“Waiting For Your Love” (1982) - from the album Toto IV. Very nice dance groove. Lead vocals by Bobby Kimball.
“Till The End” (1986) - from their Fahrenheit album. Joseph Williams, who also was lead vocals on “Stop Loving You”, shines bright here as well.
“Somewhere Tonight” (1986) - also from Fahrenheit. It has a reggae feel to it. Lead vocals by Joseph Williams.
“These Chains” (1988) - From the Seventh One album. Another shuffle tune from Jeff. Lead vocals by guitarist Steve Lukather.
Next song from Toto should be «I will remember»
Toto has been my favorite band since 1982, When the released Toto IV. As for further songs to follow up with, try Only You or All The Tears That Shine if you want a ballad, Kingdom Of Desire if you want to see their version of heavy metal or Great Expectations if you want something more experimental or proggy. It's ALL good. Toto just doesn't do anything bad. Great reaction!
why not 1978 when they HELD THE LINE And others
Again, the drummer is Jeff porcaro. One of the greatest of all time. Unfortunately he passed away in 92.
The singer is Joe Williams, same Guy who sung Pamela. If you want another awesome song, u gotta listen to the song "till the end". It rocks.
And you get to watch Paula Abdul! 😁
omg, yes.
she was one of my hangups while in highschool, back in the 80's.@@vgspro5365
Jeff Pacaro was the best, not only session drummer but one of the best pocket drummers! His timing is second to none. He was one of three Pacaro brothers in the band. His brother Steve played keyboards across the stage from David Paich, and his other brother took over on bass was Mike Pacaro. Lead guitarist and vocals is Steve Lukather. The ginger haired boy singing the song is none other than the great Joseph Williams. Jeff and Mike Pacaro are no longer with us, but their music lives on through the fans.
Toto is my favorite band since they came out with their debut album.
"Stop Loving You" was from their album "The Seventh One" which is my favorite Toto album as their are so many good songs on it... Pamela, Anna, Straight For The Heart, Stay Away (featuring Linda Ronstadt on backing vocals), Mushanga, A Thousand Years, Only The Children (great guitar solo at the end), These Chains, and Home Of The Brave (their song about America).
White Sister was their rock song from their 2nd album Hydra (2 awesome guitar solos by Steve Lukather). It's still frequently played during their concerts even now.
If you want to hear an astounding drumming performance by Jeff Porcaro, watch their video for Goodbye Elinore from their 3rd album Turn Back...
They are touring with Journey for part of this year....
Peace!
They did the sound track for the 1984 Dune film. Amazing
And worked on the 1984 olympics music!
"Straight For the Heart" is pretty good.
When Toto plays, other musicians look like padawans
Oh that shuffle! Jon Anderson on backup vocals! Awesome stuff!
Jeff.. the drummer passed away in the late 90s. Replaced by Simon Phillips.
Toto is my favorite BAND of all time. The fact they aren't in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame means the powers that be at the Hall up until now despised what the band is all about, especially the cancelled ex-head of the Rock Hall Jann Wenner. They absolutely deserve it and this Stop Loving You era of Toto was an incredible time for them. Just banger after banger after banger.
Hola chicos!!! Gracias por esta reacción es uno de los temas que más de encanta de ToTo💗💗💗💓❤️❤️💖💗💓
I ask you many times, next time please do these super bangers from them "Angel don't cry" , "Endless" , "99" , "St.George & the dragon", "All us boys", "Stranger in town", & Gift with a golden gun"
Another good toto song is till the end
My favorite Toto videos are their Paris 1990 live versions of "I'll Be Over You" (amazing guitar solo outro) and "Georgy Porgy".
Top notch instrumentation in this one!
Love that ya'll are giving love to the late Jeff Porcaro....one of the best to ever do it. His groove and pocket and choice drum fills are simply the best. Thank you both to amazing reactions!! Love you guys and your channel!!
I got goosebumps all over with the music, amazing 🙃
Benny Mardones - " Into The Night (1980) HD another awesome classic song , youguys should definitely check this one out too , the music & vocals are so Cool
Make no mistake that was Jeff Porcaro on the drums back there in the vid RIP Toto one of the baddest bands/players in the industry. Btw that drummer is one the most recorded drummers of his time 💯
Good lord this group is so amazing
Toto, a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ band!
I forgot to mention...
J and Amber, please check out a 4th different vocalist that was a short time member in Toto!! Freddie sings on a few songs but one tremendous song called *Carmen* on their album entitled *Isolation* which is an INCREDIBLE piece of work!!
@RobSquadReactions
Good song good reaction
G&R ROCKET QUEEN . You will be very happy you did
Til the End another banger with Joseph Williams
‘’99” is the next banger that should be on your list. Love you guys.
I suggest "I'll Supply the Love" or "Stranger in Town" for your next Toto song.
"I'll Supply the Love" is awesome!
Although you may not know it, you've heard the drummer before on at least a 100 songs you know very well. The man was a legendary studio drummer!
My favorites song from Toto Is there song Stranger In Town it's a pretty good song I think you would like it a lot
This from The Seventh One, It was released in 1988.
Love this album
You and me both. It was my senior year in high school. Deserved far more airplay!
Just saw them live and they are still amazing! Hope you guys react more… so many great tracks and deep cuts
Drummer Jeff Porcar and Bs player, his younger brother Mike Porcaro are both gone! There middlebrother Sveve is still with us, Their father Joe Porcaro was a famoius percussionist and together they have done sooooo much recordings with such artists like Steely Dan, Bruce Springsteen, George Benson, Nik Kershaw, Tommy Bolin, Larry Carlton, Eric Carmen, Eric Clapton, Joe Cocker, Christopher Cross, Andrew Gold, Miles Davis, Dire Straits, Donald Fagen, Stan Getz, David Gilmour, James Newton Howard, Al Jarreau, Elton John, Leo Sayer and many many more. Jef is one of the most recorded drummer so check him out !
I'm hoping I can convince Amber and J to go DEEP into the Toto jungle and hit *Drag Him To The Roof* as their next reaction adventure!! 😁😉
@RobSquadReactions
Fun fact! The scat singer in the bridge is the great Jon Anderson from yes!! And James pankow (trombonist) from Chicago performed and arranged the horns on this tune!!
I’d like to request some more Journey! “Any Way You Want It” is a GREAT song from 1980 with awesome guitar! The official video is terrific!
You guys must check out one of Toto's greatest songs: "Hydra" from their album Hydra!
Such a great song!
Love this time in music. This is definitely a fave.. this tune also reminds me of sone that I hope you react to soon: "Don't Shed A Tear" by Paul Carrack and Chicago's "Stay The Night".
You can’t go wrong with Toto. Try Carmen or Lion or Angel don’t cry for yet a new lead singer. But the same awesome drummer.
The drummer is Jeff Porcaro, he died a long time ago already and he also played for Boz Scaggs on the song 'What Can I Say'(1977) and that's a great song worth listening/reacting to, especially the live performance with some members of the Doobie Brothers, it's awesome!
He played the drums on Lido Shuffle by Boz Scaggs, a banger song from the 70s
The seventh one that this song is on is absolutely fantastic. I played that record so many times growing up, just love it. Side B that starts with straight for the heart then only the children 👌
I love the guitar work in These Chains.
The bridge with the electric guitar is my favorite part of this song. Lead singer has a nice range too.
Toto is responsible for most late 70,80 & 90 top 10 hits for many artist The thriller album is literally MJ & Toto
In 81 or 82 Toto opened for Boston here in Honolulu. I left after the concert believing Toto was just as good as Boston. And they were not going to be an opening act for very long, they were going to be a headliner "BIG TIME!!!"
Thank you guys for playing my favorite song!
This is one of my favourite Toto songs. Just so cool.
I agree, and TOTO did not get the appreciation they deserved, especially in the US, IDK why. I saw TOTO live in 2006 in Germany outdoors, a great concert.
They are still touring. I just saw them in Las Vegas with Journey. They still sound amazing! Sending love from sunny SoCal!
One Toto song you don't wanna miss is "Stranger In Town" with the earlier singer from the "Africa" days.
eh, almost. It's Fergie Fredriksen (R.I.P.) on that one. His only album (Isolation) with Toto.
Girl Goodbye, one of their best. I believe it was Bobby Kimball on vocals when the song first came out. Worth a listen.
Oof those hairstyles..lol like looking back in my high school yearbook. didnt remember this song though so fun memories
I love Toto. I love I Won’t Hold You Back. Also love Waiting for Your Love. Other songs to check out 99,Hold the Line, Love Isn’t Always on Time, Make Believe.
I love David Paich's new song Will I Belong To You? Absolutely amazing and as good as anything from 80's Toto.
Great song, a great album (their best for me), great production, great band. Next song suggestion: 'Till The End' (PAULA ABDUL in the video) 'Gift Of Faith' or 'Mama'
I have a song you never covered, The Easybeats "Friday on my mind" George Young the oldest Brother of Angus and Malcom young was one of the Guitarists. he helped get AC-DC going. They remind me a little of the Beatles.
Joseph Williams sings lead on this track. He’s the son of the legend, John Williams.
The little vocal add libs in the instrumental section are sung by Jon Anderson from Yes.
My fav finally🤩🤩🤩
Been awhile since I have been able to check in here.. Love the Blue T-Shirt & It's Message !!!! ~~~
This song is fire. Toto is one of the best bands of all time, great musicians, excellent voices and excellent songs, I would recommend not so well-known songs, one of my favorites is The Road Goes On.
The incomparable and truly amazing Jeff Porcaro on drums. Jeff played an many of sessions and many artists cite him as their favorite and most preferred drummer. The most missed drummer as he was taken way too early.
Ideas for Toto songs
Til the End
Angel Don't Cry
Stranger in Town (with a guest appearance by Brad Dourif aka the voice of Chucky as The Stranger)
Only You
I Will Remember
Great song. As is the case with many bands, even better live!
Joseph Williams, the guy singing this song is the son of the great John Williams who scored the music for films such as Jurassic Park, Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Jaws, Superman and many other great films.
The Motels with Martha Davis. She plays the Sax. Only the Lonely. Suddenly last summer.
I've grown to really like this song. Initially it was a little departure from the normal "Toto" sound. But over the years it's grown on me. They were really good last year when we saw them with Journey in Champaign, IL. I think you should react to "I'll Supply The Love " ...first song on their debut album.