from VIVERE: THE BEST OF ANDREA BOCELLI
written by David Foster & Walter Afanasieff – lyrics by Andrea Bocelli & Eugenio Finardi
“The Best Of Andrea Bocelli – Vivere” is a compilation album released in the fall of 2007. The album includes all the most loved hits of the Italian superstar tenor plus five new composition. Among the songs are staples like “ Time To Say Goodbye (Con Te Partirò),”
from THE MAIN REFRAIN
written by Wendy Waldman
Wendy Waldman is a talented American singer/songwriter. In the late sixties she started out as member of the group Bryndle that included in its line-up other famous names like Andrew Gold, Kenny Edwards and Karla Bonoff.
from GREATEST HITS 1982-1989
written by Steve Kipner & Randy Goodrum
“Greatest Hits 1982-1989” is the perfect tool for those music lovers who appreciate Chicago’s Adult Contemporary/Pop hits of the eighties. Released at the end of the decade, “Greatest Hits 1982-1989” presents all the evergreens of Chicago’s collaboration with David Foster like “Hard Habit To Break,” “Stay The Night,” “Hard To Say I’m Sorry” and “You’re The Inspiration.”
from LOVE LIGHTS THE WORLD (single)
written by David Foster & Linda Thompson
In 1994, David Foster was invited in Japan to perform live at the JT Super Producers event. For that special occasion he assembled a spectacular live band that included stellar players like Michael Thompson, Lee Sklar, Chester Thompson and the Seawind Horns to back-up special guests like Celine Dion, Jay Graydon, Color Me Badd, Wendy Moten and Peabo Bryson.
from IT’S A LAUGH/SERIOUS MUSIC (single)
written by Daryl Hall
In 1978 Hall & Oates released their new album “Along The Red Ledge.” The production duties were given to David Foster who, around that time, was making the transition from top session player to songwriter/producer. Foster added a more polished sound to the duo’s typical Rock’N’Soul style. The album’s most refined and melodic moments are the seeds that will develop in full bloom a few years later on successful albums like “Voices” and “Private Eyes.”
