Toto wins 4 Grammys

Press, 25 February 1983, Page 8

Toto wins 4 Grammys

NZPA Los Angeles The soft-rock band, Toto, captured four Grammys, while the “E.T." composer, John Williams, added three to his collection as the record industry's top trophy' celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary, yesterday. Melissa Manchester won her first Grammy for best / female pop vocal with “You Should Hear How She Talks About You", while Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes took best pop vocal by a duo

or group for, “Up Where We Belong," an Oscar-nominated song from the film, “An Officer and a Gentleman." Other winners of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences' gramophone-shaped awards included Willie Nelson. Marvin Gaye, and John Cougar. Toto, the Californian-based group, won its first Grammys for "Rosanna." a. song from its “Toto IV" album. Tne song earned awards for best instrumental arrangement and best vocal arrange-

ment. The. album was named best engineered recording, and Toto’s guitarist, Steve Lukther, shared a best rhythm and blues song Grammy with Jay Graydon and BUI Champlin' for “turn Your Love Around." Men At Work, the Australian group that' scored with its “Business As Usual” album, was voted best new artist of the year. Alabama picked up a Grammy with "Mountain Music," named best country group vocal.