From TIME AND CHANCE
Written by Douglas Edwards & David Richardson
Color Me Badd started with a bang with their 1991 debut album “C.M.B.” It sold over 3 million copies and spawned a bunch of huge chart hits like “I Wanna Sex You Up” and “I Adore Mi Amor.” This talented vocal quartet released their sophomore album, “Time And Chance,” in the fall of 1993.
From NOT THE BOY NEXT DOOR
Written by David Foster & Peter Allen
Peter Allen returned in 1983 with a new label, Arista Records, and a new record entitled “Not The Boy Next Door.” The singer was quite popular in those days having won an Academy Award co-writing “Arthur’s Theme (Best That You Can Do)” and the success of his wonderful “Bi Coastal” album and its single, “Fly Away,” plus his unique, over-the-top live shows.
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.
