From HOT BABY
Written by Amii Ozaki
Japanese singer Amii Ozaki has been on the music scene in her country for thirty-plus years with continued success. Between 1981 and 1982, Ozaki released two albums, “Hot Baby” and “Air Kiss,” completely supervised by David Foster.
From TUBES WORLD TOUR 2001
Written by David Foster, Fee Waybill, Steve Lukather & Richard Marx
Since their inception in the ’70s, the Tubes were always one of the most inventive and original live rock shows. They consistantly matched tight musicianship with the theatrical side of their histrionic frontman, Fee Waybill. In 2001, an incarnation of the band with original members Waybill, Roger Steen, Prairie Prince and Rick Anderson released a very good live album entitled, “Tubes World Tour 2001.”
From CRAZY
Written by Albert Hammond & John Bettis
Julio Iglesias is one of the most popular Latin singers on the planet. His irresistible tenor and unique phrasing has made him an international superstar for the past 30 years. In 1983, the Spanish-born singer decided to spread his success to North America with his first English album entitled “1100 Bel Air Place.”
From SCOTT ENGLISH
Written by David Foster & Scott English
In the latter ’70s, David Foster and Jay Graydon made the transition from top session players to “up’n’coming” producers. They started writing and producing for many artists and often collaborated on each other’s projects. Those first works for people like Bill Champlin, Steve Kipner, Hall & Oates and Marc Jordan – though not very commercially successful – were the first gems of the quality pop that made them stars of the recording studios in the early ’80s.
From GREATEST HITS
Written by Sam Cooke
Pop/fusion maestro Kenny Gorelick, aka Kenny G, and David Foster have worked together on many occasions, both live and in the studio. The talented saxophonist has often been a special guest on Foster’s star-studded charity events while the producer put his golden print on some of Kenny G’s most successful records.
