Track 5 from the 2009 Album, Can't Slow Down

I Can't Give Up

Track 11 from the 2009 album Can't Slow Down

As Long As I Live

Track 8 from the 2009 album Can't Slow Down

I'll Be Home Tonight

Track 9 from the 1977 debut album Foreigner.

Fool For You Anyway

Michael Bluestein talks with veteran radio broadcaster, Stan Burford, and discusses the Foreigner benefit he spearheaded to support Ceres Marin. As a client, Michael received organic, healing meals over the course of six months before and after his cancer surgery.  Local teens prepare the nutrient-dense free meals under the direction of a holistic chef using organic ingredients and locally grown produce when possible.  Volunteers deliver these meals weekly to those in Marin County dealing with a serious health crisis such as cancer.
The benefit will take place on Thursday, Nov. 7 at John Ash & Co. before the show at Wells Fargo Center for the Arts.

http://www.marin.ceresproject.org
http://www.foreigneronline.com/news.html?n_id=1076

Michael Bluestein and the Foreigner Benefit for Ceres Marin

'I'll Be Home Tonight' is the 12th track from Foreigner's 2009 'Can't Slow Down'
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Can't Slow Down

'As Long as I Live' is the 11th track on Foreigner's 'Can't Slow Down'
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'Fool For You Anyway' is the 13th track on Foreigner's 2009 'Can't Slow Down'
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'I Can't Give Up' from Foreigner's album Can't Slow Down
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Can't Slow Down is the ninth studio album by the British-American rock band Foreigner. It was the band's first studio release with lead singer Kelly Hansen & bassist Jeff Pilson and the group's first new studio album since 1994's Mr. Moonlight. 
Marti Frederiksen and guitarist Mick Jones' stepson, Mark Ronson co-produced the album.

When It Comes To Love

In Pieces

I Have Waited So Long

Girl On The Moon

Star Spangled Banner

Sold-out shows on a recent world tour demonstrate the band’s formidable musical arsenal that continues to propel album sales, now exceeding 70 million.  At Foreigner’s core is founder Mick Jones, the visionary maestro whose stylistic songwriting, indelible guitar hooks and multi-layered talents continue to escalate Foreigner’s influence more than 30 years into the game.
 
With a catalog of multi-platinum gems including Cold As Ice, Juke Box Hero, I Want To Know What Love Is and critically-acclaimed wonders from the 2009 “Can’t Slow Down” album—Foreigner is a band continually forging new musical peaks. Comprising Foreigner’s dynamic lineup are founder-lead guitarist Mick Jones, lead vocalist Kelly Hansen, bass guitarist Jeff Pilson, multi-instrumentalist Tom Gimbel, keyboardist Michael Bluestein and drummer Mark Schulman. The original incarnation of Foreigner, formed by Jones in 1976, included fellow Brits Ian McDonald and Dennis Elliott, as well as Americans Al Greenwood, Ed Gagliardi and Lou Gramm. It was this mix of nationalities, and a feeling that music was coming from a different place, that inspired the band name. Stoked with Jones’ song-writing mastery and Gramm’s fiery vocals, Foreigner embarked on an unprecedented course of larger-than-life rock and never looked back.

Foreigner has 14 (and counting) Top 20 hits – some of them the most enduring songs in rock history – as well as 10 multi-platinum albums. Jones, who began playing guitar in his teens, is a Grammy and Golden Globe-nominated songwriter and winner of the prestigious British Ivor Novello songwriter award. 

Foreigner’s debut album produced these hits: Feels Like The First Time, Cold As Ice and Long, Long Way From Home. The amazing “Double Vision” album followed, as did a string of more hits like Urgent, Juke Box Hero and Waiting For A Girl Like You.  Those three songs helped give Foreigner “4” its impressive run at number one on the Billboard chart.  At the zenith of 80s sound, Foreigner’s fifth album, “Agent Provocateur,” gave the world the incredible Number 1 global hit, I Want To Know What Love Is. This musical milestone followed the record-breaking song Waiting For A Girl Like You (14 weeks, Billboard #2). As successful as the band has been with ballads, Foreigner is and always will be a high-energy rock band.

The frenetic ride of the original Foreigner incarnation reached a milestone in 2002 when Gramm and Jones performed together for the last time. Gramm’s decision to leave the band prompted Jones to re-evaluate his life and his vision of Foreigner.  With much support and encouragement, Jones rallied a newly-charged powerhouse lineup. A final touch to this intense re-vision was recruiting Kelly Hansen as vocalist, opening full throttle the re-emergence of astounding music that speaks to both hard-core Foreigner fans and younger generations. 

Where will the future take Foreigner? Expect more blazing rock music, ferociously delivered, resonating globally, stronger than ever before.

Foreigner

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