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Original 1990 American Atlantic records pressing

David Foster’s sophomore solo outing is absolutley incredible and mind blowing. His debut album was released back in 1986 and is a hidden soft rock/AOR gem of the 80s. Foster has made himself a huge name by producing Celine Dion’s 1992 self-titled magnum opus and Josh Groban’s Closer to name just a few. So even if he is a busy producer its as a solo artist that he finally gets room to shine through the most. River Of Love, his follow-up to his self-titled album is very different and leans more into the pop field featuring several different vocalists like for example Jeff Pescetto, soul singer Stuart Hamish and the unforgettable Warren Wiebe, truly one of the unsung heroes of California pop music. A former San Diego bass player and vocalist, David Foster met him at a hotel in Los Angeles in the late 1980s. Since then he did many demos produced by Foster and others. He worked with the likes of Celine Dion, Barbra Streisand, Gloria Estefan, Bill Champlin, Natalie Cole, Jay Graydon and Quincy Jones (who nicknamed him Soul Rain Man) and many more. Warren had a lot of personal issues and tragically killed himself at the age of 45 on October 25,1998 and one of the saddest thing about losing Warren was that he never released his own album. Here he does lead or backing vocals on seven of the tracks. You can hear him doing duet vocals on the title track with both Stuart Hamish and rock icon Bryan Adams. This album was released in 1990 so it has a very polished a slick sound. So soft rock and AOR lovers should check this out.

Track list:
1. River Of Love
2. Walk Away
3. This Must Be Love
4. Is There A Chance
5. Freedom
6. Grown-Up Christmas List
7. You’re The Voice
8. Living For The Moment
9. All I Ever Needed
10. One Step Closer
11. Inside You