Hit Man: David Foster & FriendsVarious Artists
Release Date: 11/11/2008
Original Release:
2008
# of Discs:
2
J&R Item # 1048199_CD
UPC # 093624984771
Label: Reprise
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Disc: 1
Disc: 2
1.
Intro - Andre Agassi
2.
St. Elmo's Love Theme - David Foster - (featuring Kenny G)
3.
Can't Help Falling In Love - David Foster
4.
She's a Beauty/Man In Motion - Michael Johns
5.
Mornin'/After the Love Has Gone - Brian McKnight
6.
Video - Barbra Streisand
7.
Somewhere - Katharine McPhee
8.
Through the Fire - Renee Olstead
9.
Got To Be Real - Cheryl Lynn
10.
Wildflower - Blake Shelton
11.
Video: Urban Cowboy
12.
Love Look What You've Done - Boz Scaggs
13.
Jo Jo - Boz Scaggs
14.
Chocolate Legs - Eric Benet
15.
Hard To Say I'm Sorry/You're the Inspiration/Glory of Love - Peter Cetera
16.
Amapola - Andrea Bocelli
17.
Because We Believe - Andrea Bocelli
18.
Prayer, The - Katharine McPhee/Andrea Bocelli
19.
Asturias - William Joseph
20.
Because You Loved Me - David Foster/Celine Dion
21.
I Swear - Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds/Kevon Edmonds
22.
Feeling Good - Michael Buble
23.
Home - Michael Buble/Blake Shelton
24.
Save the Last Dance - Michael Buble
25.
Video: Bodyguard With Kevin Costner
26.
I Have Nothing/I Will Always Love You - Charice
27.
Alla Luce Del Sole - Josh Groban
28.
Bridge Over Troubled Water - Josh Groban/Brian McKnight
29.
You Raise Me Up - Josh Groban
30.
Got To Be Real
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Performer: Various Artists
Artist: Kenny G Engineer: Antonio Resendiz; David Reitzas; Jochem Van Der Saag; Ryan Kennedy; Jorge Vivo Producer: David Foster Distributor: WEA (Distributor) Notes: Tributee: David Foster . Personnel: Jochem Van Der Saag (programming). Audio Mixers: David Reitzas; Mick Guzauski. Canadian David Foster has created one of the odder niches in the pop music world; as a producer, he's worked with an almost impossible array of artists; as a writer, he's penned some of the more haunting Top 10 love songs; as a performing artist, he was a two-time one-hit wonder, scaling the charts in 1973 with the breezy "Wildfire," and again (solo) in 1985, with the easy-listening instrumental "Love Theme From `St. Elmo's Fire'." In 2008, an astonishing lineup of million-selling musicians gathered to show their love on the PBS special HIT MAN. The gala features Foster holding court on piano and as emcee, opening with his mellow `80s hit, introducing friends like Kenny G and Celine Dion. Rising Filipina singer-star Charice hits a high note on her stirring rendition of songs Foster produced for Whitney Houston. Foster's 1980s association with Chicago is represented in medley form, with Peter Cetera dropping by to perform a trifecta of `80s hits. Overall, it's a fitting feting for an essential pop figure.
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