http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.198&rws=%2Ftoto%2Fmusic-videos.rssAlthough their carefully crafted lite rock would have a hard time getting airplay these days, the 1980s were kind to groups like Toto. When the band debuted, Kenny Loggins was a sex symbol and the public yearned to fix Mr. Mister's broken wings. Synthesized love songs were topping the charts, and ex-studio musicians Toto knew how to hit the right keys. Their 1982 hits, "Rosanna" (an ode to Rosanna Arquette, guitarist Steve Lukather's then-girlfriend) and the broken hearted, I-blame-myself "I Won't Hold You Back" helped their fourth album, <i>Toto IV,</i> become a top ten hit. Once they'd held a lighter for the lite rock path and swept six Grammies for <i>Toto IV,</i> the band realized there's no place like home and left the world of original rock to work again as studio musicians. - Jennifer MaerzAORen720Mon, 23 Nov 2009 07:51:32 -0800 http://static.realone.com/rotw/images/logo_rhapsody_113x22.gif http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.198&rws=%2Ftoto%2Fmusic-videos.rss Although their carefully crafted lite rock would have a hard time getting airplay these days, the 1980s were kind to groups like Toto. When the band debuted, Kenny Loggins was a sex symbol and the public yearned to fix Mr. Mister's broken wings. Synthesized love songs were topping the charts, and ex-studio musicians Toto knew how to hit the right keys. Their 1982 hits, "Rosanna" (an ode to Rosanna Arquette, guitarist Steve Lukather's then-girlfriend) and the broken hearted, I-blame-myself "I Won't Hold You Back" helped their fourth album, <i>Toto IV,</i> become a top ten hit. Once they'd held a lighter for the lite rock path and swept six Grammies for <i>Toto IV,</i> the band realized there's no place like home and left the world of original rock to work again as studio musicians. - Jennifer Maerz