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Foreigner
Formed in New York in 1976 by British expatriates Mick Jones (ex-Spooky Tooth
and session musician), Ian MacDonald (ex-King Crimson) and American singer Lou
Gramm, Foreigner recorded three hard rock albums, Foreigner (1977), Double
Vision (1978) and Head Games (1979), before achieving worldwide success with 4
(1981), driven by the hits "Urgent" and "Waiting for a Girl Like You". At the
time, the band's music was described as FM rock, due to its frequent airplay on
American FM radio stations, which was a major factor in record sales in the
United States. In 1984, the album Agent P...
