Toto - Discography

Toto defined the slick, smooth sound of Southern California in the late ’70s and early ’80s. This isn’t quite the same thing as saying Toto solely played soft rock, although they contributed their share of adult contemporary standards, both as a band and as session musicians for Steely Dan, Boz Scaggs, George Benson, and Michael Jackson. Veterans of high-end Los Angeles studios, guitarist Steve Lukather, keyboardists David Paich and Steve Porcaro, drummer Jeff Porcaro, and bassist David Hungate could play anything from soul to hard rock, which they proceeded to do on Toto’s earliest albums. They were a hit right out of the gate in 1978, with “Hold the Line” rocketing to number five, but their career was made by their 1982 album Toto IV, an immaculate collection of pop/rock confections that spun off three Billboard Top Ten hits — “Rosanna,” “Africa,” and “I Won’t Hold You Back” — on its way to winning five Grammys. Toto IV was such a big hit that Toto forever lived in its shadow, but the group persevered over the next four decades, withstanding numerous personnel changes — and one extended hiatus — as they stayed in the studio and on the road, maintaining a cult following while their classic catalog, particularly “Africa,” earned new generations of listeners. ― by Allmusic

1. STUDIO ALBUMS:

1978. Toto (1986, CBS, CDCBS 83148, AT)
1978. Toto (2005, Sony Music, MHCP 609, JP)

1979. Hydra (1986, CBS-Sony, 35DP 42, JP) Added
1979. Hydra (2005, Sony Music, MHCP 610, JP)

1981. Turn Back (1982, CBS-Sony, 35DP 5, JP, Pre-Emphasis)
1981. Turn Back (2005, Sony Music, MHCP 611, JP)

1982. Toto IV (1991, CBS-Sony, CSCS 6068, JP)
1982. Toto IV (2005, Sony Music, MHCP 612, JP)

1984. Isolation (2005, Sony Music, MHCP 654, JP)

1986. Fahrenheit (1986, Columbia, 463087-2, AT)
1986. Fahrenheit (2005, Sony Music, MHCP 655, JP)

1988. The Seventh One (1988, CBS, CBS 460645 2, AT)
1988. The Seventh One (1988, Columbia, CK 40873, US) Added
1988. The Seventh One (2005, Sony Music, MHCP 656, JP)

1992. Kingdom Of Desire (1992, Columbia, 471633 2, AT)
1992. Kingdom Of Desire (1992, Sony, SRCS 5974, JP)
1992. Kingdom Of Desire (2011, Sony Music, SICP 3117, JP)

1995. Tambu (2011, Sony Music, SICP 3118, JP)

1999. Mindfield (2011, Sony Music, SICP 3120, JP)

2002. Through The Looking Glass (2002, CMC, 5421442, EU)

2006. Falling In Between (2006, King Record Co., KICP 1120, JP)

2015. Toto XIV (2015, Frontiers, FR CD 682, IT, CD+DVD)
2015. Toto XIV (2015, King Records, KICP 1724, JP)

2. LIVE ALBUMS:

1993. Absolutely Live (1993, Columbia, 474514 2, AT, 2CD)

1999. Livefields (1999, Columbia, 496204 9, CA, 2CD)

2014. 35th Anniversary. Live In Poland (2014, Eagle, EDGCD531, DE, 2CD)

2016. Live At Montreux 1991 (2016, Eagle, EVB335489, US, CD+BD) Added

2019. 40 Tours Around The Sun (2019, WEB, Eagle) Added

3. COMPILATION ALBUMS:

1990. Past To Present 1977-1990 (1990, CBS, 465998 2, AT)

1998. Toto XX 1977-1997 (2011, Sony Music, SICP 3119, JP) Added

2002. Greatest Hits…And More (2002, Sony Music, 508420 9, DE, 3CD)

2004. The Essential Toto (2004, Columbia, 518609 2, AT, 2CD)

2005. Rosanna. The Very Best Of Toto (2005, Sony Music, SMM 519678 2, EU, 3CD) Added

2009. Africa. The Best Of Toto (2009, Sony, 88697536632, EU, 2CD)

2018. Hits 40 Trips Around The Sun (2018, Columbia, 88985469912, US) Added

4. SINGLE:

1996. The Turning Point (1996, Columbia, COL 662722 2, AT) Added

5. BOX SET:

2019. All In 1978-2018 (2019, Columbia, 19075820452, EU, 13CD)

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