David Foster
Love Theme from St. Elmo s Fire [Instrumental]
Theme from The Color Purple (Mailbox/Proud Theme) - David Foster, Jones, Quincy
Flight of the Snowbirds
The Best of Me
Elizabeth
Sajé
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Media Type: CD
Artist: FOSTER,DAVID
Title: DAVID FOSTER
Street Release Date: 07/07/1987
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Distant Voyageur (5 out of 5 stars) I discovered this CD in my moms CD collection and it had the St. Elmos Fire theme. That song is so captivating even after all these years. St. Elmos Fire has that awesome orchestra sound and a sunny roimantic pop sound. It was a well deserved hit. I later discovered other great songs on this CD. The Best Of Me is a romantic power ballad with a brooding atmosphere and a vocal guest appearance by Olivia Newton John. Whos Gonna Love You tonight is a dramatic song with a very rockish sound. The song Elizabeth to me is like a darker more minor note version of St. Elmos Fire
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