From SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT
Written by David Foster, Randy Goodrum & Jim Vallance
Anne Murray is a true Canadian treasure. The Nova Scotia born singer is a member of the Canadian Music Hall Of Fame thanks to an incredible career that spans five decades. She has reached the top of the pop and country charts in both Canada and USA with famous songs like “Snowbird,” and “You Needed Me.”
From IF LOOKS COULD KILL
Written by David Foster & Dean Pitchford
“Teach Me How To Dream” was the love theme from the 1991 movie entitled “If Looks Could Kill” starring Richard Grieco. David Foster, with the help of arranger William Ross, wrote the music score for the movie.
From AT THE THIRD STROKE
Written by Russ Ballard
Russ Ballard is a veteran singer/songwriter/guitarist who started out as the lead vocalist for the group Argent in the early seventies. He later embarked on a solo career that brought him much more success as a songwriter/producer for other artists while his own releases went almost unnoticed.
From JOSH GROBAN
Written by Walter Afanasieff & Marco Marinangeli
Josh Groban’s self-titled debut album stands up in David Foster’s career with other milestones like Earth, Wind & Fire’s “I Am,” “Chicago 17” or Natalie Cole’s “Unforgettable.” With four million copies sold in the US alone, it started a great new phase of Foster’s amazing career.
