Africa-Toto

Content
Leaderboard

Created by

Anna Lewko

Cards (11)

when was Toto formed?
Toto was formed in 1977
What did David Paich do? 
Lead and backing vocals, synth, piano and write the song along with Jeff Porcaro
What did Bobby Kimball do?
Bobby Kimball sang lead and backing vocals
What did Steve Lukather do?
Steve Lukather played the electric guitar and sang backing vocals
What did Steve Porcaro do?
Steve Porcaro played the synth
What did David Hungate do?
David Hungate played the bass guitar
What did Jeff Porcaro do?
Jeff Porcaro played the drums and additional percussion
When was Africa recorded?
Africa was recorded in 1981
When was Africa released?
It was released in 1982
When did Africa hit number one in the US charts?
Africa became number one in February 1983
Who wrote Africa?
David Paich and Jeff Porcaro

See similar decks

4.4 The Evolution of African American Music: From Spirituals to Hip-Hop
AP African American Studies > Unit 4: Movements and Debates (1940s–2000s)
139 cards
AP Music Theory
1608 cards
1. Appraising Music
AQA A-Level Music
542 cards
1.5 State Building in Africa
AP World History > Unit 1: The Global Tapestry (c. 1200 to c. 1450)
64 cards
1.4 Music for Theatre
AQA A-Level Music > 1. Appraising Music
47 cards
1.3.1 Music, cinema, and TV
Edexcel GCSE Spanish > Theme 1: Identity and culture > 1.3 Free-time activities
112 cards
1.6.1 Global Traditional Music in Contemporary Contexts
AQA A-Level Music > 1. Appraising Music > 1.6 Contemporary Traditional Music
40 cards
Unit 6: Africa, 1100–1980 CE
AP Art History
405 cards
1.7.1 Modernism and Postmodernism in Music
AQA A-Level Music > 1. Appraising Music > 1.7 Art Music Since 1910
57 cards
6.3 East African Art
AP Art History > Unit 6: Africa, 1100–1980 CE
47 cards
6.6 Contemporary African Art
AP Art History > Unit 6: Africa, 1100–1980 CE
231 cards
1.3 Music for Media
AQA A-Level Music > 1. Appraising Music
37 cards
2.2.2 Music and Dance
AP French Language and Culture > Unit 2: The Influence of Language and Culture on Identity > 2.2 Cultural Expressions and Identity
177 cards
3.2 Contemporary francophone music
OCR A-Level French > 3. Theme 3: Artistic culture in the French-speaking world
28 cards
2.1.1 Discussing music preferences
AQA GCSE German > Theme 2: Popular culture > 2.1 Music, cinema, and TV
53 cards
5.1.2 Music events
Edexcel GCSE Spanish > Theme 5: International and global dimension > 5.1 Bringing the world together
75 cards
2.1 Music, cinema, and TV
AQA GCSE German > Theme 2: Popular culture
143 cards
6.5 African Art in the Context of Colonialism
AP Art History > Unit 6: Africa, 1100–1980 CE
61 cards
3.3.2 Music and Opera
AP French Language and Culture > Unit 3: Influences of Beauty and Art > 3.3 Performing Arts
102 cards
2.2 Departure Zones in Africa and the Slave Trade to the United States
AP African American Studies > Unit 2: Freedom, Enslavement, and Resistance (16th century–1865)
35 cards
1.5 Global Africans
AP African American Studies > Unit 1: Origins of the African Diaspora (~900 BCE–16th century)
32 cards

Africa-Toto

Cards (11)

4.4 The Evolution of African American Music: From Spirituals to Hip-Hop

AP Music Theory

1. Appraising Music

1.5 State Building in Africa

1.4 Music for Theatre

1.3.1 Music, cinema, and TV

1.6.1 Global Traditional Music in Contemporary Contexts

Unit 6: Africa, 1100–1980 CE

1.7.1 Modernism and Postmodernism in Music

6.3 East African Art

6.6 Contemporary African Art

1.3 Music for Media

2.2.2 Music and Dance

3.2 Contemporary francophone music

2.1.1 Discussing music preferences

5.1.2 Music events

2.1 Music, cinema, and TV

6.5 African Art in the Context of Colonialism

3.3.2 Music and Opera

2.2 Departure Zones in Africa and the Slave Trade to the United States

1.5 Global Africans