From THE SYMPHONY SESSIONS
Written by David Foster
“Winter Games” was the theme song of the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics. This rousing track stands out as one of the most loved instrumental pieces of Foster’s entire career. At the time of its release, “Winter Games” became a success in Canada and it brought David Foster a Grammy nomination. There was also a vocal version of this song entitled “Can You Feel It,” that was performed during the Olympic Games.
From TOUCH ME
Written by Jim Gold
In the seventies, David Foster was an elite session player on the Californian scene. His keyboards were featured on an endless list of albums by a variety of top recording artists, often together with his pal, Jay Graydon, and the Toto guys. Cory Wells’ “Touch Me,” released in 1978, is one of those albums.
From ….. AGAIN
Written by David Foster & Carole Bayer Sager
David Foster and Carole Bayer Sager wrote “The Prayer” for the soundtrack of the animated movie, “Quest For Camelot.” Since its initial release in 1998, “The Prayer” has become a popular standard around the world. The song’s inspirational lyrics carry a strong message of peace that are perfectly suited for our troubled times.
From I’LL BE A SONG
Written by David Foster, Maurice White & Brenda Russell
Nancy Wilson is one of the best jazz/R&B singers of the past fifty years. Over the years, Miss Wilson’s elegant voice has given new life to several evergreens on a series of critically acclaimed records. She has worked with music giants like Cannonball Adderley, Nat King Cole, and jazz pianist Ramsey Lewis.
From THE SCORE
Written by David Foster & Amy Foster-Gillies
Diana Krall beautifully sang “I’ll Make It Up As I Go” for the 2001 movie, “The Score,” starring Robert DeNiro and Edward Norton. The tune was co-written by David Foster with his talented daughter, Amy Foster-Gillies. It is a brilliant example of the modern torch song.
