Name: Foreigner 4 (Expanded & Remastered)
Brand: Warner/Elektra/Atlantic Corp
SKU: 357216
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Tracks

1. Night Life

2. Jukebox Hero

3. Break It Up

4. Waiting For A Girl Like You

5. Luanne

6. Urgent

7. I'm Gonna Win

8. Woman In Black

9. Girl On The Moon

10. Don't Let Go

11. Jukebox Hero (Unplugged Version)

12. Waiting For A Girl Like You (Unplugged Version)

Performer Notes

Atlantic's Gold Standard Audiophile Compact Discs are gold-plated CD's that boast 20-bit digital reproduction technology for improved sonic dynamics. Each re-issue comes in a specially designed mini-box which includes the jewel CD box plus a 24-page color booklet featuring new liner notes, photographs, and the complete original album artwork.
Personnel: Lou Gramm (vocals, percussion); Mick Jones (guitar, keyboards, background vocals); Hugh McCracken (slide guitar); Mark Rivera (saxophone); Joe Walker, Jr. (alto saxophone); Michael Fonfara, Bob Mayo (keyboards); Larry Fast, Thomas Dolby (synthesizer); Rick Willis (bass guitar, background vocals); Ian Lloyd (background vocals).
Audio Remasterers: Daniel Hersch; Bill Inglot.
Liner Note Author: Bruce Pilato.
Recording information: Electric Lady Studios, N.Y.C (1999); Mick's Home Studio (1999).
Photographer: Neal Preston.
Prior to the band's fourth release, the aptly titled 4, Foreigner again sustained lineup changes. With the departures of second guitarist Ian McDonald and keyboardist Al Greenwood, Foreigner became a quartet for the first time. The streamlining of the lineup helped bring about even greater commercial success for the band, as 4 became Foreigner's best-selling album ever, eventually selling well over six million copies in the U.S. alone. Its success can also be attributed to the presence of soon-to-be-superproducer John "Mutt" Lange. The presence of the gigantic hit ballad "Waiting for a Girl Like You" and the well-known rockers "Urgent" and "Juke Box Hero" certainly didn't hurt either. Looking back, 4 proved to be Foreigner's apex.

Professional Reviews

CMJ (1/5/04, p.8) - Ranked #16 in CMJ's "Top 20 Most-Played Albums of 1981"