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Their Ultimate Collection (Red Marbled LP) Alan Menken infectious popIn 1976, the best studio musicians from Los Angeles decided they wanted to play in a band of their own. David Paich and Jef Porcaro invited Steve Lukather, Jeff's brother Steve and singer Bobby Kimball, and the super band Toto was born. They scored an instant hit with "Hold The Line," but really hit it off with their fourth album, which included the world hit "Africa." Especially in the Low Countries, the band is very popular and often performs in

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Their Ultimate Collection (Red Marbled LP) Alan Menken infectious popIn 1976, the best studio musicians from Los Angeles decided they wanted to play in a band of their own. David Paich and Jef Porcaro invited Steve Lukather, Jeff's brother Steve and singer Bobby Kimball, and the super band Toto was born. They scored an instant hit with "Hold The Line," but really hit it off with their fourth album, which included the world hit "Africa." Especially in the Low Countries, the band is very popular and often performs in

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