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Album Details

Title: David Foster
Artist: David Foster
Release Date: 1986
Re-Released On: 10/25/1990
Label: Atlantic
Duration: 40:36
UPCs: 075678164224, 075678164248
Genre: Rock
Styles: Orchestral Pop, Adult Contemporary, Contemporary Instrumental, Soundtracks, Film Music
Moods: Gentle, Laid-Back/Mellow, Refined/Mannered, Sentimental, Soothing, Calm/Peaceful, Romantic, Theatrical
Total Copies: 1
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. Love Theme from St. Elmo's Fire [Instrumental]
  2. Theme from The Color Purple (Mailbox/Proud Theme)
  3. Flight of the Snowbirds
  4. All That My Heart Can Hold
  5. The Best of Me
  6. Tapdance
  7. Who's Gonna Love You Tonight
  8. Elizabeth
  9. Playing With Fire
  10. Sajé

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
1990CDAtlantic81642-2

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Album Review

The instrumental "Love Theme From St. Elmo's Fire" by mega producer David Foster from his self-titled album hit the Top 15 in 1985, following the number one success of Foster's production of John Parr, also from the film St. Elmo's Fire. Foster's work overshadowed larger-than-life producers who came before him -- Jimmy Miller, who was signed to a CBS label as a vocalist before his stellar career with Blind Faith and The Rolling Stones, as well as Bob Crewe, who was produced by Jerry Wexler when he released the Motivation disc. One would think Foster could have launched himself further into the mainstream given his tremendous success -- or the fact that, unlike Crewe and Miller, he actually had a hit with Skylark in 1973, the Top Ten "Wildflower." An instrumental of that classic would have lent itself well to this Atlantic recording featuring a bevy of name session players from Carlos Vega to the horn section from the group Chicago, as well as Olivia Newton-John appearing on the tune "The Best of Me." Richard Page helps out with backing vocals on the Asia-sounding "Who's Gonna Love You Tonight," and "Sajé" is a very nice conclusion to the disc, which is all first class. ~ Joe Viglione, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
Aaron RapoportPhotography
Andrew Thomas?, Programming, Synthesizer
Barry DiamentDigital Mastering, Mastering
Bernie Grundman?, Mastering
Bill RickenbachHorn
Bo TomlynProgramming, ?, Synthesizer
Bob DefrinArt Direction
Carlos VegaDrum Overdubs
Chicago Horns?
Chris EarthyProject Coordinator
Chuck FindleyHorn
Claudio OrdenesEngineer, Second Engineer
David FosterHorn Arrangements, Producer, Vocals, Keyboards, Arranger
Gary GrantHorn
Gary HerbigSaxophone
Glen HolguinEngineer, Second Engineer
Gregory HinesTaps, ?
Humberto GaticaEngineer, Mixing, Producer
James PankowHorn
Jeffrey "Woody" WoodruffSecond Engineer, Engineer
Jerry Hey?, Horn Arrangements, Horn
Jodi RovinDesign
Larry FergusonSecond Engineer, Engineer
Larry WilliamsHorn
Laura LivingstonSecond Engineer, Engineer
Lee LoughnaneHorn
Lee RitenourGuitar (Synthesizer)
Marcus RyleProgramming, ?, Synthesizer
Michael Boddicker?, Synthesizer, Programming
Michael LandauGuitar
Olivia Newton-JohnVocals
Randy WaldmanSynthesizer, ?, Programming
Rev. Dave BoruffProgramming, Saxophone, Synthesizer
Richard PageVocals (Background)
Rick HolbrookEngineer, Second Engineer
Tommy VicariEngineer
Tris ImbodenDrum Overdubs
Walter ParazaiderHorn
Willie Alexander?, Synthesizer, Programming