How Much Do You Know About TOTO Rock Band? Trivia Quiz

The correct answer is 1983. This is the year when Toto had the hit single "I Won't Hold You Back" on Columbia.

Jeffrey Porcaro was the drummer for L.A. based group Toto. He was a highly skilled and respected musician known for his precise and versatile drumming style. Porcaro played a crucial role in shaping Toto's sound, contributing to their success and popularity. His untimely death in 1992 was a great loss to the music industry.

In 1979, Toto released their hit single "Hold The Line" on Columbia Records. This song became a major success for the band, reaching the top 10 on various music charts around the world. It is known for its catchy melody, energetic guitar riffs, and powerful vocals. The song helped Toto gain widespread recognition and solidify their place in the music industry.

Simon Phillips took Jeff Porcaro's place in the band Toto.

In 1986, Toto released their hit single "I'll Be Over You" on Columbia. This song became popular and achieved commercial success during that year.

Joseph Williams replaced Fergie Frederiksen after the "Isolation" tour.

The hit single "I Won't Hold You Back" by Toto is from the Eighties.

Mike Porcaro replaced David Hungate in Toto.

Bobby Kimball left during the pre-production of Toto's fifth album.

Toto was brought in to produce a score for the 1984 movie "Dune".

Jeff Porcaro and David Paich are the correct answer because they were the founding members of the band Toto. They both played significant roles in the formation and success of the band. Jeff Porcaro was the drummer and David Paich was the keyboardist and vocalist. Together, they helped create Toto's signature sound and were instrumental in the band's early success.

Toto IV was the first Toto album to hit Platinum. This album, released in 1982, achieved great commercial success and is considered one of the band's most popular albums. It includes hit songs such as "Rosanna" and "Africa," which helped propel the album to Platinum status. The success of Toto IV solidified the band's place in the music industry and established them as one of the leading rock bands of the 1980s.

Eddie Van Halen participated in Toto's 1992 tribute show to Jeff Porcaro.

Jeff Porcaro and David Paich were both members of the band Steely Dan before forming Toto. Steely Dan is an American rock band known for their fusion of jazz, rock, and R&B styles. Porcaro played drums for the band, while Paich played keyboards and provided vocals. They were part of Steely Dan's lineup during the recording of their critically acclaimed albums such as "Aja" and "Gaucho." After leaving Steely Dan, Porcaro and Paich went on to form Toto, a successful rock band known for hits like "Africa" and "Rosanna."

The correct answer is Actress Rosanna Arquette. She is the one who sang Toto's song "Rosanna".

"Hold The Line" was the first single from Toto's self-titled album. This song was released in 1978 and became a major hit for the band, reaching the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. It is known for its catchy guitar riff and energetic sound, which helped to establish Toto's reputation as a rock band. The success of "Hold The Line" helped to launch Toto's career and set the stage for their future success in the music industry.

Bobby Kimball is the correct answer because he is a former member of the band Toto who returned to record songs for their greatest hits album.

The correct answer is Scrubs. In one of the episodes of Scrubs, they did a parody of "The Wizard of Oz" where they replaced Dorothy's dog with an iPod playing music from the band Toto. This was a humorous twist on the classic story and a clever reference to the band's famous song "Africa."

David Hungate left Toto because of fatherhood. This suggests that he made the decision to prioritize his role as a father and chose to leave the band in order to focus on his family responsibilities.

The correct answer is "99". The song "99" by Toto was inspired by the George Lucas movie "THX-1138".

Toto won six Grammy Awards in 1983.

Simon Phillips played the drums for Mick Jagger before joining Toto.