A sparkling first step where her side as a performer and her will to sing intersect.
This is a solo work that showcases his own performance skills and production skills, while also incorporating vocals. The album, which combines instrumental and vocal elements, feels like a stepping stone to his later works.
This is a monumental work that marks the beginning of Foster's journey as an artist as well as a music producer/composer. The self-titled track, "The Best of Me," is a symbolic number with a sweet melody and restrained vocals. Based on an instrumental foundation, it weaves in pop elements, and the precise structure and sound design highlight Foster's characteristic sophistication. This album clearly shows the musical contours of his solo career.
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A:
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Hard To Say I'm Sorry
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2)
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Our Romance
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3)
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Chaka
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4)
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Heart Strings
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5)
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The Dancer
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B:
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Whatever We Imagine
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2)
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Mornin'
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Love, Look What You've Done To Me
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4)
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Night Music
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5)
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The Best Of Me
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Arranged By - David Foster
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Instruments - David Foster
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Producer - David Foster
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Guitar - Jay Graydon (B2)
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Producer - Taka Nanri
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Backing Vocals - Richard Marx (B5)
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Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes] - Tom Keane (A3)
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Programmed By [Synthesizer] - Steve Porcaro
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Arranged By - Jeremy Lubbock
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Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes] - Jeremy Lubbock (B1, B5)
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Programmed By [Synthesizer] - Amin Bhatia
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Bass - George Blondheim (B3)
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Programmed By [Fairlight Computer] - Nick Camas
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Drums - John Keane
