Bobby Kimball is an American musician best known as the lead vocalist for the progressive rock band Toto. Growing up in Texas, Kimball got his start as a professional vocalist in the 1970s, performing in various gospel and country bands. In 1977, he was chosen as the lead singer of Toto and his soulful tenor lent a unique sound to the band's mix of rock, pop, and R&B. With Kimball on vocals, the band became a hitmaker, scoring several hits including "Hold the Line" and "Africa." In 1984, Kimball left Toto to pursue a solo career and released the albums 'Rescue You' and 'All I Want.' He later rejoined Toto in 1998 to continue touring, and has since returned to the stage with the band. Kimball's career has spanned decades, and his voice is instantly recognizable to fans of classic rock.