David Foster (2)

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British singer, songwriter, and bass player who was musically active from the early-1960s to his death in 2017.

At 14 he was in his first band 'The Warriors'. They split-up in 1967 in Frankfurt, and Foster joined a band called 'The Big Sound', touring Scandinavia. Returning to London in '68 he formed 'Sleepy' with Rod Hill. In 1969, Foster teamed up once again with Jon Anderson (also ex-Warriors) who was then with '[a=Yes]' and together they wrote 'Sweet Dreams', and 'Yours Is No Disgrace'. In 1970, he formed his next band 'Accrington Stanley', before going on to form '[url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/1162882-Badger-5]Badger[/url]' with Tony Kaye, in 1972. They only recorded one album, 'One Live Badger'.

[b]Born:[/b] 6th September 1946, in Liverpool, Lancashire, England.

[b]Died:[/b] 2nd November 2017, in Scotland