from DECEMBER
written by Kenny Loggins & David Foster
In 1998, soft-rock king, Kenny Loggins, released a Christmas album entitled “December.” This collection included both classics and newly written songs performed by Loggins with his typical acoustic and jazzy approach.
from I’LL BE THERE/NO LOOKIN’ BACK (single)
written by David Foster, Kenny Loggins & Eva Ein Loggins
Kenny Loggins was one of the most successful pop male singers/songwriters of the Eighties in North America. After the triumphant success of “Footloose,” Loggins released the 1985 album “Vox Humana.” It was a well-dosed collection of high-tech pop with Rock and R&B overtones. The compositions are mostly synthesizers-driven with programmed drums, slick vocals and superior craft in the arrangements.
From THE UNIMAGINABLE LIFE
Written by David Foster & Kenny Loggins
The summer of 1997 saw the release of Kenny Loggins’ new album entitled “The Unimaginable Life.” This album is a delightful musical journey into the most elegant acoustic pop/soul sound with jazzy echoes while lyrically it’s a (sappy) celebration of Loggins’ newly found love.
From YESTERDAY, TODAY, TOMORROW – THE GREATEST HITS
Written by David Foster & Kenny Loggins
Kenny Loggins is undeniably one of the best singers/songwriters in the history of modern pop music. His distinctive tenor voice, superior musical skills and amazing songwriting abilities have brought him international success and several big hits over the years. During his long and productive career, the singer has worked with excellent co-writers like Michael McDonald and often crossed paths with David Foster who helped him create some of his most-loved compositions.
From FOOTLOOSE
Written by Kenny Loggins & Dean Pitchford
The original soundtrack of the 1984 blockbuster movie, “Footloose” is remembered as a true musical phenomenon. This highly enjoyable, mainstream compilation kept the #1 spot for ten weeks on Billboard’s album chart and became one of the all-time best sellers with certified sales of nine million copies in the USA alone. “Footloose” was also a hit singles’ machine with six of the nine tracks reaching the top 40.
