Album: The Seventh One Artist: Toto 1988 Columbia CD: CK 40873 Band Members: Steve Lukather- guitar, vocals David Paich- keyboards, vocals Jeff Porcaro- drums, percussion, vibes Mike Porcaro- bass Joe Williams- vocals Additional Musicians: Steve Porcaro- synthesizers, programming Tom Kelly- backing vocals (1) Patti Austin- backing vocals (2, 5, 7) Lenny Castro- percussion (2) Jim Keltner- percussion (2) Jon Anderson- backing vocals (4) Michael Fisher- percussion (4) Bill Payne- percussion (4) Andy Narell- steel drums (5) Jim Horn- recorders, flute, sax (5, 7) Linda Ronstadt- backing vocals (6) David Lindley- lap steel (6) Toto Horns: Tom Scott, Jim Horn, Jerry Hey, Chuck Findley, James Pankow, Gary Grant, Gary Herbig Produced by George Massenburg, Bill Payne, and Toto Tracks: 1. Pamela (Paich/Williams) 05:11 2. You Got Me (Paich/Williams) 03:12 3. Anna (Lukather/Goodrum) 04:56 4. Stop Loving You (Lukather/Paich) 04:30 5. Mushanga (Paich/J. Porcaro) 05:36 6. Stay Away (Paich/Lukather) 05:29 7. Straight For The Heart (Paich/Williams) 04:12 8. Only The Children (Paich/Lukather/Williams) 04:11 9. A Thousand Years (J. Williams/M. Williams/Paich) 04:53 10. These Chains (Lukather/Goodrum) 05:00 11. Home Of The Brave (Paich/Lukather/Webb/Williams) 06:48
Album: Past To Present 1977-1990 Artist: Toto 1990 Columbia CD: CK 45368 Tracks: 1. Love Has The Power 06:33 2. Africa 04:58 3. Hold The Line 03:56 4. Out Of Love 05:55 5. Georgy Porgy 04:09 6. I'll Be Over You 03:50 7. Can You Hear What I'm Saying 04:46 8. Rosanna 05:34 9. I Wont Hold You Back Now 04:59 10. Stop Loving You 04:29 11. 99 05:14 12. Pamela 05:11 13. Animal 05:02 Comments: (****) Jon Anderson appears on the track "Stop Loving You" . He has sort of a backing vocals solo in the middle section. As a whole _The Seventh One_ is one of the most progressive albums Toto has made in recent years, especially the final song "Home Of The Brave." _Past To Present_ is a compilation album, and a long with the "Stop Loving You" has all the eighties hits that Toto has made. It's not surprising that Jon was asked to help out (note that Toto members appear on Jon's _In The City Of Angels_ which were both made around the same time) since toto has cited Yes as one of thier early influences.