A VIBE!| Toto - Georgy Porgy | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION

[@Shrykespeare]

Always down for some Toto!! Fun fact - Cheryl "Got To Be Real" Lynn does the female vocals on this song! Some of Toto's other bangers include "99", "Pamela", "Animal" (the HORNS!!), "Stranger in Town", and "Stop Loving You". Gotta love David Paich's keyboards here!! Also, I think you would love the Alan Parsons Project. "Eye in the Sky" would be a great place to start.

[@talon8537]

I agree completely been trying to get them to check out Allen Parsons Project for a while now. Even enticed it a bit by explaining that Allen Parsons was a sound engineer for several Pink Floyd projects

[@mikealness9211]

Yes, "Eye in the Sky" would be a great song to react to, but make sure you do a version that starts with the instrumental "Sirius". They should always be done together!

[@Sisallaboutthelove]

Or "Games People Play"

[@rennielepine]

@@talon8537 Oh lord that would be awesome.Eye in the sky and Time.I believe the live versions were the best performances when Alan and J.P did the vocals

[@cameronsaripalli3446]

I second that suggestion for "Animal" too! Killer horns section

[@TraceAround]

The stars aligned when the members of Toto came together.

[@theodoreritola7641]

Thanks to the SWEET 70s

[@Joesfosterdogs]

Its called Grant High School in Van Nuys

[@rogdawg123]

trace 😍

[@charojabo265]

Grande Toto.!!❤​@@theodoreritola7641

[@elegantirony78]

Cheryl Lynn sings backup on this. “Georgie Porgie” is a very popular traditional English nursery rhyme, dating back to the 19th century. The song was first published with different lyrics, in James Orchard Halliwell’s collection in 1840. The author George Bernard Shaw (born 1856) refers to the lyrics of Georgie Porgie from his childhood, so this version must be at least that old. Although there are no evidences about this, the lyrics of “Georgie Porgie” are a reference to the 1st Duke of Buckingham, the courtier George Villiers (1592-1628). Th

[@angelfontanez9148]

Indeed it was Cheryl Lynn and she herself had a one hit wonder called "Got to be Real". You guys already reacted to it.

[@elgonwilliams7624]

Cheryl was in an ajacent studio recording some vocals for her own project. Since Steve "Luke" Lukather said in an interview that he refused to sing the Georgy Porgy" lyric, so, they asked her to do it. And she made that part her own.

[@traci4187]

Cheryl Lynn... of COURSE! I knew that voice always sounded familiar to me!

[@xcronex]

@@angelfontanez9148 she also had star love which is a banger as well ...

[@channelthree9424]

Georgie Porgie and other nursery rhymes were very popular in America as well. I’m not sure if people under 40 have ever read nursery rhymes. I’m well over 40 and grew up reading them.

[@stormy8207]

Georgie Porgie is a child's nursery Rhyme in case you don't know. A lot of the old nursery rhymes have been forgotten these days. Georgie Porgie, Puddin’ and Pie, Kissed the girls and made them cry, When the boys came out to play Georgie Porgie ran away

[@swinglow33]

When the heir to the throne wanted a woman, she didn’t get to say no. He destroyed them, ruined careers and left them with kids he never recognized. He had at least six illegitimate children. He pretended they didn’t exist and moved on to the next mistress when he got bored. Toto has a way of making you dance to and about a disgusting individual.

[@stormy8207]

@@swinglow33 I don't know what the hell you are talking about.

[@CatherinePearl100]

@@swinglow33 Um…what?

[@derp8575]

@@swinglow33 Women didn't have careers in those times lol

[@handsomefatboy]

I thought they were doing a reference to another story that took this rhyme “A Brave New World” 😂😂

[@paul.kristoff]

Background vocals by Cheryl Lynn. You reacted to her hit "Got To Be Real", earlier this year.

[@EricZ1982]

Yes Yes check out, Cheryl Lynn "Got to Be Real"

[@Shrykespeare]

They reacted to that song back in April.

[@kenperkins7921]

The super 70s was a point in time where MUSIC HIT ITS ZENITH!

[@tracyscott2887]

The same genius who co-wrote this song also wrote “To be Real”, “Lowdown “ and “Africa”.. David Paich.. that’s probably how they got Ms Lynn to do background vocals

[@stevemariman8769]

Cheryl Lynn is singing. "Got To Be Real" was a big hit for her, and a real banger too!

[@themajicman745]

They have already reacted to that.

[@richardrudar1268]

Written by Toto for Her!

[@tracyscott2887]

No.. written by the GENIUS .. Mr David PAICH… who wrote Too Be Real and Lowdown ( Boz Scaggs)…

[@vicchico6754]

Cheryl Lynn also sang Starlove

[@Eric4471066]

This song was Toto's follow-up to their Top 40 debut hit, Hold The Line. The song was a bigger hit on the Billboard Soul chart than the Billboard Hot 100 chart. It peaked at the #18 spot on the Billboard Soul chart. On the Billboard Hot 100 chart, it peaked at the #48 spot during the early summer of 1979. The female backup vocals belong to the one and only r&b singer, Cheryl Lynn. The song is a banger indeed!!!

[@theodoreritola7641]

RELEASED IN OCT 1978 Its 70s Amber

[@buddystewart2020]

I've always loved this song. I think it's very underrated. David Hungates bass was excellent in this. The whole arrangement is superb.

[@studiosinger]

I think the reason this song didn’t do as well as it should have is girls in the 70’s didn’t care for the lyric “kiss the girls and make them cry”?

[@buddystewart2020]

@@studiosinger ... Maybe, it was just a play on the nursery rhyme.

[@studiosinger]

It was possibly a song discriminated by DJ’s for its strange lyrics of Georgy Porgy suggesting Georgy was a poor man?

[@Collegio1]

One of my favorite songs of all time is "I Won't Hold You Back."

[@raymondwoodard6779]

Georgy Porgy is an old nursery rhyme. The female vocalist singing Georgy Porgy is Cheryl Lynn who you reacted to with the song "Got to be real". I believe Toto was the backing band on that track.

[@peteman7354]

Another fun fact - I watched an interview with one of the members from Toto. He (David Paich) said the idea for the chorus in that song came from a conversation he had with is friend who recently had a child. He asked "What cha been reading these days?" His friend hands him a nursery rhyme book. "Georgie Porgie, Puddin’ and Pie, Kissed the girls and made them cry, When the boys came out to play Georgie Porgie ran away" The rest was history!

[@rennielepine]

Toto were some of the greatest session artists.Meaning members played on some of the greatest tracks by other artists including Boz Scaggs and Michael Jackson.Jeff Porcaro is and was known as the hardest working drummer in the music industry.Toto members grew up together and once they found total success no one could stop them and continue to this day despite the tragic passings of several members.These guys are THE super group along with The Eagles and are my favorite musicians period.

[@theodoreritola7641]

NO ROCKS BETTER Than 70s Rock Hers proof ,,The 70s Baby, From late 1978

[@jonasbarbury4013]

And Steve lukather is a legend

[@jfree336]

This is from their first album released in the late 70’s. They were just kids but already busy studio musicians in LA

[@drum1063]

I dig all your pics in the background! This is one of my favoriteToto tunes! The late Jeff Porcaro is one of my favorite drummers

[@leemcclements8889]

I love this song. I bet a lot of people requested this. I know I was one of them when you did other Toto songs. Thanks! Another good one is I"ll Supply the Love with Bobby Kimball on vocals.( his vocals are on Hold the Line)

[@pax61]

YES!! An overlooked Toto gem! You got it right - a total vibe! Try 99 next for a different kind of vibe. These guys were so talented!

[@seanswinton6242]

Not for me, it's right up there with then on the Boz Scaggs "Silk Degrees" with of course "The Lowdown".

[@theodoreritola7641]

Totos Hold the line from 1978 Is Totos best sounding song I MO 99 close 2nd

[@lisasavonen7796]

@@seanswinton6242 Guess what- David Paich of Toto wrote both of these songs - Gorgy Porgy and Lowdown - also Lido Shuffle!

[@natika31able]

I'm so glad you all put me up on this version I didn't know this band made the song first. My first time hearing this song was through Eric Benet and Faith Evans. Love their version but I'm very glad to know about this version now good job y'all

[@andymageen5308]

Every member of Toto were top line session musicians, individual musical geniuses. Their arrangements and instrumentation are always very memorable ✌️

[@alessandrominardidrums5303]

Love Toto ❤

[@jackie_jrml]

Love this. So groovy!! They really do it all. So talented. I have a huge appreciation for musicians since it’s lacking these days in my opinion. I’m 43 and can we have this music back please?? I never really appreciated Rosanna when it was on the radio then in the 80’s but it’s my favorite. The instrumentals are freaking fire!! 👌🏼

[@maryl3958]

One of my all time favorite songs🔥🔥🔥. Great choice and reaction❤️

[@johntremmel3949]

The guy singing lead was also a great sessions guitar player, played on micheal Jackson’s “thriller” album

[@victoriawoods3898]

OMG! YOU FINALLY REACTED TO MY FAVORITE TOTO SONG! I know I'm screaming but it's just that it has been my jam since the 70's and you guys surprised me with this. And yes, GEORGY PORGY was more on the r&b/soul side but man, what a great song! Kudos to THEE Cheryl Lynn with the classic hook vocals. Much love guys!

[@michaelparmes1032]

The female singer is Cheryl Lynn. You guys featured her about 6 months ago with her hit Got To Be Real

[@beautyandsoul5580]

I love her vibe❤ She's just like me. A old soul for Classic music.

[@williamcalderon9158]

I subscribed to your channel when you had 35,000 subscribers. That’s how long I’ve been waiting for you guys to get to this song I knew you would love it love your reaction. Other Toto songs you haven’t got to our 99 and I won’t hold you back absolutely great songs!

[@Citizenesse8]

Finally! I adore Toto and I love this song. So glad you finally got to it.

[@terrimurray1186]

One of my all time favorites. Love that ya'll are appreciating the R&B groove. Total jam!!!

[@sgtdarryldm]

RS, I love your reactions. These songs are part of my teen and young adult life. Hard to think people have not heard of these songs.

[@abdeton1899]

Gotta do their monster ballad "I WON'T HOLD YOU BACK"... another side of them with guitarist, Steve Lukather singing lead. Beautiful!!

[@davidelswick6660]

Toto is amazing. Great reaction! So many great songs by this great band.

[@speakeasyarchives8764]

One of my favorite Toto songs. It's great seeing young people enjoying wonderful music when the music was made before they were born. Enjoy your videos.

[@itchyandred4131]

Love this song ❤️ Cheryl Lynn sang the Georgie porgie puddin pie hook✌️

[@tangomantactical]

One of my favorite songs. Its one of the most complete songs ever wrote and sung.

[@freddyhill8632]

Ah yeah, Georgy Porgey. Brings back memories of easier times like a cool summer breeze! How about another side of Toto, with Paula Adul dancing, Till the End. Also Straight for the heart, Pamela, Home of the Brave. These guys are fire.

[@reshaud81]

This is on my Playlist. Absolutely love this song. This was their 1978 debut album and it's absolute fire. That's Cheryl Lynn singing the Georgy Porgy part of the song!

[@franticrage73]

Toto is awesome. Underrated by many. So many more choices. Hopefully we’ll get more.

[@alainexpat]

This is a complete vibe!! I am so glad you guys reacted to it. I am 59 years old and was listening to this song when I was 16. Loved it, loved it ,still love it. You guys are great. You are my favorite "reactors" . You are always insightful, honest, respectful, and you just get it. I'm a big fan!

[@ChuckHackney]

Love this funky R&Bish song. Love that background singer pointing out he kissed the girls and made them cry....

[@jocelynhaeberle1401]

I LOVE Toto! And this is one of my faves! Thank you!

[@kbrown611]

Great job guys, my fave song by Toto - especially the live version on KZbin ❤

[@vicenteluismeninasaldo6945]

Por Dios! Esta cancion es grandiosa!! Es un derroche de talento perfectamente ordenado en cada nota...

[@shogunn2517]

For the hip-hop heads, I love this song but first got introduced to this with MC Lyte's Georgie Porgie. Same beat, different vibe.

[@soundcloudofficial5930]

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[@EverendeverGroup]

Another great choice from an exceptional band!

[@alohapolyfest9423]

This was Toto's first and only song that crossed over into the R&B radio stations and still as popular song with background voclas by R&B singer Cheryl Lynn.

[@Vinylrebel72]

When I was a kid in the 80s, I really got into Jazz and R&B, because of bands like Toto, who had these Jazz influences, I played drums in the high school jazz band. Thats how huge their influence was on me.

[@theodoreritola7641]

BUt this was a late 70s Party

[@jacqueline4514]

@@theodoreritola7641 And he loved it in the 80’s

[@theodoreritola7641]

My fav Toto is 70s Toto by far hears proof .Hold the line is also from this 70s LP

[@Vinylrebel72]

@@theodoreritola7641 I was born in the early 70s, my older brother and sister would listen to Toto, and I grew up on them… we listened to them when I was in middle school and high school.

[@theodoreritola7641]

O .OK. thank you for your time for the message i was born in 1960 so i was 18 when this song was released how is your day going?

[@eblount55]

Definitely an R&B song. Was played on all soul stations. And woman singing is Cheryl Lynn. She had a solo career

[@speedyhairyson]

My favorite Toto song. Gorgy Porgy is a nursery rhyme & that's Cheryl Lynn singing.

[@bertisjordan1085]

This song brings back memories of couples skating in the early 80's. This song was actually played on the R&B stations in my city. Cheryl Lynn brings that soul on backup vocals. You should react to her duet with Luther Vandross "If This World Were Mine" it was prominent in the movie The Wood!

[@theodoreritola7641]

And BEFORE that 1978 Baby ,,70s RULE

[@theodoreritola7641]

What about the 70s when this LP was released and were huge all ready

[@tiltedvetproductions2333]

Such a great understated band. They are so tight and talented.

[@edalisauskas7313]

Several members of Toto (the guitar player, drummer, piano player) were Boz Scaggs backup band prior to Toto. You may have reacted to him This is where the R&B vibe comes from. In fact, Steve Lukethar (on vocals here) sounds so much like Boz on this cut. The female vocal is Cheryl Lynn who had a disco hit in the late 70s (Got to be Real) you'd recognize it if you heard it. Probably was in a few movies or commmercials. You wanna know the talent level here? Steve Lukethar was THE guitar player on so many records in the 80s If you hear any killer guitar solos on an 80s hit most likely it was Steve Think, Running with the Night (Lionel Richie) Beat it (Michael Jackson, all guitars and co-writing credit except for the Eddie Van Halen solo) In fact, he was very instrumental in the making of the entire Thriller album So many more The rest of the members have just as impressive a resume. Jeff Porcaro (rhe drummer, RIP, is a legend) lots of work with Steely Dan to name a few David Paich (the piano player and leader) was a known songwriter, producer and musical director for several famous artists. George Benson, Rod Stewart etc.. He also worked on the Thriller album Toto. Goofy name, but killer musicians & songwriters! Dig deep. They have lots of good ones Try: 99 Goodbye Girl I'll be over you Hydra Enjoy your reactions!! Take care of the little ones ;-)

[@kahuna754]

Ahh. That makes sense that they would have been associated with Scaggs.

[@edalisauskas7313]

@@kahuna754 Yep Read Lukethar' autobiography He was on EVERYTHING in the 80s! What a resume!

[@LMmccallL57]

Guys, that's the amazing *Cheryl Lynn* singing the hook "Georgy Porgy, pudding pie... ". You reacted to her song" To Be Real" (aka "Got to Be Real") This song was all over the R&B radio stations in my area. Check out their songs... "Till the End" (Paula Abdul dances in the video) "Waiting for Your Love" (watch the actual video if possible. It gives more of a live on stage, in the club vibe.) "Pamela"

[@williamjackson6705]

Eric Benet had a hit single with this 20 years later, but nothing beats the original.

[@edwardforster8905]

Phenomenal song ... the flow and instrumentation are off the scale!! Drums and Bass guitar are stupid great!! The unbelievable Jeff Porcaro!! ❤️🥁 RIP 🙏 The masterful David Paich is the pianist and the composer of this song! Steve Lukather on guitar always leaves a jaw drop and his vocal work on this tune ... 😯😎 Cheryl Lynn is singing backing vocals. Love this band, they are unbelievably talented!! Genres are listed as: R&B Soul, Classic Rock, Jazz and Blues. So you both nailed it. 😂🤣 Thank you two so much for getting to this one!! Bring on more TOTO!! 🙏😀 @RobSquadReactions

[@sethheasley9538]

The live version of this from their 1990 concert in Paris is epic. Slightly slower, and with a just stellar guitar solo. So good!

[@brentleypetersen3384]

This was so cool! Thank you. Toto is my all time favorite band and I dig that they’re getting some love out there! Would love to see more of them from you guys.

[@clannad99germany70]

I loved this song, so TOTO, totally underrated band !!!!

[@theodoreritola7641]

The 70s were all UNDER RATED And the 80s took advantage of the 70s

[@Go-tee71]

One of my fave Toto tracks, love it! ❤️ 👍These guys are/were so talented. I love that 70s vibe.

[@mjabqmanwk]

This song is new to me. VERY nice!

[@joeday4293]

Ooh, I've been grooving to this one since I had a bowl cut and a Huffy Bandit bicycle. 😎

[@theodoreritola7641]

Came out in late 1978 ,,

[@dazzbo1]

The members of Toto were famous session players on many pop and R & B hits in the 70's thru 80's including on Michael Jackson's THRILLER and Boz Scaggs' LOWDOWN!

[@joeday4293]

They had already been on EVERYBODY'S records before they made their own.

[@007ndc]

​@@joeday4293 the late great Jeff Porcaro drummer played on thousands of tracks. He could play and master any genre of music

[@DarrylSellers]

This song is a GREAT combination of pop/rock and R&B! Georgie Porgie is a classic child's nursery Rhyme. Great play on words, relating it to the lead singer Steve Lukatherbeing being a player. The female voice is none other than, Cheryl Lynn (Of the song "Got To Be Real" fame) adds the soulful flavor with Toto's Lead Singer Steve Lukather's smooth voice! A GREAT collaboration! 😊👏🏾🎤🎶🎸🎹💯

[@anthonypallen7919]

Cool ! Love Toto, super band , amazing studio musicians

[@seanswinton6242]

The original West Coast superglue of musical prodigies and session gods!!

[@TooSkinnyKenny]

such a catchy riff Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis sampled it when they produced Jon Secada's "Too Late Too Soon"

[@gunny2044]

Georgy Porgy was a huge R&B crossover song in 1978. I first heard it on the Frankie Crocker show on WBLS out of NYNY.

[@gloriacardona6267]

I LOVE Toto, and I had never heard this song! Thank you for taking the suggestion. Loved your reaction, especially as I was hearing the song for the first time too.

[@karensamuel1139]

I love love love love Toto! Fun-filled reaction Jay and Amber, I love it! 😊

[@brenthowell6148]

Cheryl Lynn singing background vocals. Other song she's known for To Be Real. Awesome Voice!✌️

[@reinertify5400]

from their epic debut in 1978, here featuring Cheryl Lynn on guest vocals. Guitar player Steve Lukather is not the lead vocals but on this song yes! Did also other leads. Lead singer Bobby C did good singing in this era too.

[@tomasgonzalezmarin6118]

Toto has a big group of fans in Latam because of their mixing of different styles cause we love it. Like Los Jaivas from Chile. Toto came to Chile several times with total success because they are masters. I loved my Toto's Greatest Hits cassette!! I hope you can react to 99. Best regards from Chile!! 🙂

[@edonyx]

I grew up in the Caribbean listening to Toto, & other Genres of music scene back in the 70's -80's was mostly crossovers, innocent & clean vibes. I get transported back in time to my youthful & carefree days. Here some other music suggestions you might want to check out that are also similar category. You'll Never Know - Hi-Gloss", "Keiko Matsui - Mover", Europa (Earth's Cry Heaven's Smiley - Gato Barbieri (composed by Santana) enjoy.

[@theodoreritola7641]

But this is 70s

[@karlschmitt6359]

Before Toto was Toto they were all session players which basically means they are all phenomenal at everything! Toto is in my top 5 of bands easy! I regret not seeing them when they came to Albuquerque with Journey! Try reacting to 99 by Toto! If you listen to it without knowing what it's about you'll be scratching your heads! Great song! Thank you for your reaction!

[@shogunn2517]

Btw, I see a lot of people suggesting Cheryl Lynn's "To Be Real". What were not going to do is forget that she put it down on "Encore" too! She was more than a 1 hitter.

[@m.vondrake5534]

Keyboard player, David Paich wrote the song with his father Marty helping compose some of the music (as he often did). Those background vocals are performed by Cheryl Lynn who was a Broadway performer and a common background singer for the time. She was a touring singer with several bands also. Including for Diana Ross where she would handle the parts sung by the Supremes when she did those songs from Diana's early years. In her memoirs she says she tried out for the first season "American Idol" where the preliminary judges (tho ones you don't see) told her she was too old. Since then the show has changed their age limits.

[@helgar791]

Of course this is Cheryl Lynn singing backup. Cheryl was a contestant on the old Chuck Barris produced "The Gong Show". She actually had two big R&B hits, "Got To Be Real" and "Encore". Give "Encore: a listen.

[@GaryFaue]

You guys should check out Goodbye Elenore, Live For Today, All Us Boys, White Sister, English Eyes, 99. So many great songs in the Toto catalogue.

[@TREYCEMONE]

I was wondering earlier today if you guys had reacted to Toto's "Georgy Porgy", I was just looking at concert footage of these guys, and yes, these guys are on the soundtrack of my life, my teenage years. As I'm sure you know by know, that's Cheryl Lynn singing background on this cut. Toto has soooo many jams, and they're bomb.

[@imsirius2]

Girl Goodbye is a must hear. it has the energy of Hold the Line and amazing vocals and musicianship. one of my very favorite Toto songs.

[@johngolden5257]

Great Reaction! You both are groovin’. I began playing drums at 11 in 1975 with The Beatles and soon moved into hard rock. But…entering school bands I discovered bands/musicians that focused on playing diverse music and Toto drummer Jeffrey Porcaro along with his mentors Jim Gordon and Jim Keltner soon dragged me into being a groove drummer. Check out Jim Gordon on the Steely Dan tune “Pretzel Logic” and Jim Keltner on Steely Dan’s “Josie”. Luv ya!

[@ORLOSTguy]

You both hit the key on Toto the band. They can perform any style and have. Their eclectic musical style includes elements of pop, rock, soul, funk, progressive rock, hard rock, R&B, blues, and jazz. AND even country in the song "No Love" from their Mindfields album. I believe that is why in the summer of 1978, when I first heard their debut album I was hooked. All kinds of music on it. AND Four different lead singers. I have always wondered why more people were not into their music, but it is great seeing younger people getting into it.

[@Gregory-my5vv]

Yay!!! I am so happy you love Georgy Porgy too. That whole album is just the best.

[@DJKC]

Funny you mention the R&B vibe. This was covered by Eric Benet ft Faith Evans. It was also sampled for MC Lytes Poor Georgie. (When you can also spot a young Lauren Hill in the video.)

[@tlewisisdope]

Definitely react to the Eric Benet cover. It's incredible

[@cahitabdurrahman1553]

Luther Vandross killed this when he sang for Charm in the 80’s!

[@thomashesson7058]

To be clear, he’s not the player…she is. “I’m not the only one that holds you….” from the bridge of the song explains that SHE’S the one who has been sleeping around and he now regrets that he told her that she’s the “only one.”

[@liberaljag]

David Hungate’s bass in this one is fire.

[@VivacityTS]

That was the beautiful voice of Cheryl Lynn

[@kittylemeu]

FINALLY! I requested this so many times and I'm so happy you got to it!!!

[@Jazzpjc]

Great tune and band. Very talented musicians in this band. Steve Porcaro of Toto actually wrote one of my favorite Michael Jackson songs "Human Nature". Another version of this song with a more jazz vibe is by "Ace of Heart" very well done also. Take Care and God Bless.

[@Jessica_Roth]

Yes, as noted, that's Cheryl Lynn on backing vocals. Fun fact: one of the writers for Lynn's big hit ("Got to be Real") was David Paich, the keyboardist for Toto, who also wrote this song. (It's guitarist Steve Lukather singing here, as he did on "Rosanna". Paich sings "Africa".) Paich was the primary songwriter for the band. And you may recall that he (and various other members) had played with Boz Scaggs before forming Toto; Paich also co-wrote "Lido Shuffle" and "Lowdown", both of which you've covered. That said, Jordan's praise for "Hold the Line" has me jonesing for more Bobby Kimball vocals, too. Enough of this mellow stuff, let's rock! So, may I suggest "I'll Supply the Love" or "Goodbye, Elenore"? Not that Lukather and Paich aren't fine singers, but gimme some Bobby! JMO.

[@roccopaolino463]

It’s definitely R&B. Song was played on all the soul and R and B radio stations in the late 70s

[@theodoreritola7641]

The 70s were the BOMB

[@MauriceCalis]

I never knew this was Toto's song -smooth. I would say I love Toto, but only know 3 songs. Jeff Porcaro is one of my favorite drummers - so solid. He played with everybody; too many artists to list here.

[@SweetThing]

Toto is perfection, in everything they do. That's why they are my favorite band of all time. The critics didn't like them, for that reason alone. And they have been putting songs out there for over 40 years and been involved in and backed other band's music thousands of times; they are so talented & have so much more to offer.. Instead of how many band's' music have they been involved with, you should ask: who Haven't they been involved with? Cheryl Lynn - "Got to be Real" is the woman singing. Plz. react to "Burn" with Joseph Williams singing lead vocal: you haven't gotten to hear him sing yet!

[@SweetThing]

"Georgie Porgie" is based on a nursery rhyme and David Paich (piano man wrote the song). Steve Porcaro (keyboardist) wrote "Human Nature".

[@dianne6155]

you guys are going back deep into some serious toto. off the first album. i received for my 16th birthday. i knew every word to every song. too good

[@redzone77p]

One of the greats on congas .Lenny Castro who went on to play with numerous people.

[@loritajohnson5664]

Cheryl Lynn sings backup on this. You reacted to her song 'Got to Real' on Soul Train.

[@dbrown5784]

This was played on Black r&b radio stations back in the 80s. It wasn't until the 90's that I realized it was Toto. It was a Cheryl Lynn song to me. lol

[@TheDesertRoseRanch]

This is a classic groove by Toto. Boy this brings back memories.

[@jongreen7278]

This is baby makin' music. Tell us when he or she is due. My favorite Toto piece. They were the band behind so many hits besides their own. Thank you for choosing this one. Gotta try listening to Todd Rundgren. I suggest Healer from the Healer album. Or any song with his other group Utopia from the Another Live album. You won't be disappointed. Keep going. Love your listenings.

[@denisemay6807]

Oh yeah, one of my old faves I STILL listen to in a regular basis. This one brings back memories!!!! Hope you enjoyed it as much as I have. I do believe that it’s our own Cheryl “got to be real” Lynn singing the chorus.

[@ChuckHackney]

Funky bluesy jazzy gr8t tune from Toto. And Cheryl adds so much to this song with her soulful, bluesy vocal.

[@emmahowells8334]

Always love this song, I knew if you heard this one that you'd love it, glad you guys enjoyed it.😎🎸👌 Georgy Porgy pudding pie was an English nursery rhyme, the Prince Regent, later George IV, as he was on the tubby side, it was made to ridicule George IV. The full rhyme is, Georgy Porgy pudding pie, kissed the girls and made them cry, when the girls came out to play, Georgy Porgy ran away.

[@melprophet1936]

First vinyl record I ever bought as a kid. Today I love this album, but when I was a kid, I bought it on the basis of Hold The Line and was expecting a rock album. I was pretty disappointed with the multi-genre sound of the album with all different styles...A couple of years later, when I grew up a little and really learned to love music, I fell in love with this album. And Toto. Great band, amazing musicians.

[@michaelguagenti9790]

The Gory Porgy girl is Cheryl Lynn her huge hit was To Be Real reacted to it.