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Here’s Something Else!: Stuff by Toto That Doesn’t, You Know, Suck

Something Else! Reviews May 3, 2011 2

Critics hung a soft-rock stone around their necks after the success of tunes like “I Won’t Hold You Back,” “99″ and “I’ll Be Over You.” But Toto was never so easily identifiable. A closer

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The Twenty-First Day of Mellowmas: Double Ex-Totomas

Jeff Giles and Jason Hare December 21, 2010 38

In which two of Toto's many former lead singers wish you a very merry Mellowmas -- or a maudlin, senselessly overblown one, whichever comes first

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Listmania: Top 50 Guitarists (#35-21)

Popdose Staff July 16, 2010 28

We made a list of our favorite guitarists of all time, and this week, we count down from 35 to 21. Did your favorite make the list

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Cratedigger: Rickie Lee Jones, “Pirates”

Ken Shane October 31, 2009 15

Ken Shane revisits this 1981 classic in a cold and blustery autumn edition of Cratedigger

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CD Review: George Benson, “Songs and Stories”

Robert Cass August 25, 2009 2

Four years ago GRP/Verve released Best of George Benson Live, recorded at a concert the veteran jazz guitarist and singer gave in Belfast, Ireland, in 2000. The set drew mainly from the 1976-’81 period

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The Producers: Macca, Supersuckers, 0 for 4, and Life on Wilshire

Tom Werman August 20, 2009 29

In this week's column, Tom Werman recounts the strange new world of the mid-'90s, and his struggles to prove his worth after hair metal fell out of fashion

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CD Review: Bill Champlin, “No Place Left to Fall”

Ken Shane August 6, 2009 4

First an admission. Even though I am the New Music Editor for Popdose, I can be pretty old school. If you’ve been reading along, you already know that. There’s some really good new music

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CHART ATTACK!: 1/15/83

Jason Hare January 16, 2009 16

Welcome back to CHART ATTACK!, all new for 2009! This year we’ll be doing much like we’ve done in the past: ripping apart Billboard Top 10 charts for years ranging from the early ’70s

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