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Album · 1988

The Seventh One

by Toto

Released
8 February 1988
Label
Columbia
Catalogue no.
CDCOL 3664 S
Tracklist
11 tracks
Length
54:03
Country
ZA

“The Seventh One” is an album by Toto, released in 1988 on Columbia. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 54:03. The line-up features Bill Payne (producer, recording), Chuck Findley (brass, horn), David Paich (synthesizer, piano), Gary Grant (brass, horn) and Gary Herbig (brass, horn).

Who played on The Seventh One

  • Bill Payne producer, recording, synthesizer, keyboard all tracks
  • Chuck Findley brass, horn all tracks
  • David Paich synthesizer, piano, keyboard, background vocals, vocals, arranger all tracks
  • Gary Grant brass, horn all tracks
  • Gary Herbig brass, horn all tracks
  • James Pankow instruments, horn, brass all tracks
  • Jeff Porcaro percussion, drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Jerry Hey instruments, horn, arranger, brass all tracks
  • Jim Horn horn, flute, recorder, saxophone all tracks
  • Joseph Williams background vocals, lead vocals, vocals all tracks
  • Mike Porcaro bass, bass guitar all tracks
  • Steve Lukather guitar, background vocals, vocals, lead vocals all tracks
  • Steve Porcaro engineer, synthesizer, programming, keyboard, vocals all tracks
  • Tom Scott arranger, saxophone, horn, instrument arranger all tracks
  • Joe Porcaro vibraphone, percussion on 4 tracks
  • Patti Austin background vocals on 3 tracks
  • Jean-Michel Byron lead vocals on 2 tracks
  • Marty Paich arranger, conductor on 2 tracks
  • Michael Fisher percussion on 2 tracks
  • Tom Kelly background vocals on 2 tracks
  • Andy Narell instruments on 1 track
  • David Lindley lap steel guitar, guitar on 1 track
  • Jim Keltner percussion on 1 track
  • Jon Anderson vocals, background vocals on 1 track
  • Lenny Castro percussion on 1 track
  • Linda Ronstadt background vocals on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 Pamela 5:11
  2. 2 You Got Me 3:13
  3. 3 Anna 4:55
  4. 4 Stop Loving You 4:30
  5. 5 Mushanga 5:37
  6. 6 Stay Away 5:32
  7. 7 Straight for the Heart 4:12
  8. 8 Only the Children 4:11
  9. 9 A Thousand Years 4:53
  10. 10 These Chains 5:01
  11. 11 Home of the Brave 6:48

Production

  • Duane Seykora engineer
  • George Massenburg mix, producer, recording
  • Greg Dennen engineer
  • Ivy Skoff producer
  • John “JJ” Jessel engineer
  • Ken Fowler engineer
  • Mark McKenna engineer
  • Paul Dieter engineer
  • Scott Symington engineer
  • Sharon Rice engineer
  • Toto arranger, producer, recording
  • Guthrie Thomas arranger
  • James Newton Howard arranger
  • Mark T. Williams arranger
  • Niko Bolas mix

More albums by Toto

Toto 1978 · CBS/Sony Hydra 1979 · CBS/Sony Turn Back 1981 · CBS Toto IV 1982 · CBS/Sony Isolation 1984 · CBS/Sony Dune: Original Soundtrack Recording 1984 · Polydor Fahrenheit 1986 · Columbia Kingdom of Desire 1992 · Columbia Tambu 1995 · Columbia Mindfields 1999 · Columbia Through the Looking Glass 2002 · Warner Music Japan Falling in Between 2006

Frequently asked questions

Who played on The Seventh One?

The line-up of The Seventh One includes Bill Payne (producer, recording), Chuck Findley (brass, horn), David Paich (synthesizer, piano), Gary Grant (brass, horn), Gary Herbig (brass, horn), James Pankow (instruments, horn), Jeff Porcaro (percussion, drums (drum set)) and Jerry Hey (instruments, horn).

Which label released The Seventh One?

The Seventh One was released in 1988 on Columbia (CDCOL 3664 S).

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