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Radney Foster

Artist Song
Radney Foster  Nobody Wins  
Radney Foster  Just Call Me Lonesome  
Foster and Lloyd  Crazy Over You  
Radney Foster  Everyday Angel  
Foster and Lloyd  Sure Thing  
Radney Foster  Easier Said Than Done  
Radney Foster & Chely Wright  Scary Old World  
Foster and Lloyd  Texas In 1880  
Radney Foster  Hammer and Nails  
Radney Foster  Half of My Mistakes  
Foster and Lloyd  Fair Shake  
Radney Foster  I'm In  
Radney Foster  Prove Me Right  
Foster and Lloyd  What Do You Want from Me This Time?  
Radney Foster  Texas In 1880  
Radney Foster  Drunk On Love  
Radney Foster  Godspeed  
Radney Foster & Roger Creager  Luckenbach, Texas (Back to the Basics of Love)  
Radney Foster  New Zip Code  
Radney Foster  Nobody Wins  
Radney Foster  Closing Time  
Radney Foster  Never Gonna Fly  
Foster and Lloyd  Is It Love?  
Radney Foster  Real Fine Place to Start  
Radney Foster  Sweet and Wild  
Radney Foster  Just Call Me Lonesome  
Radney Foster  Raining On Sunday  
Radney Foster  Tonight  
Foster And Lloyd  That's What She Said  
Radney Foster  Fools That Dream  
Radney Foster  Went for a Ride  
Radney Foster  Big Idea  
Radney Foster  Angel Flight (Radio Tower Remix)  
Radney Foster  God Knows When  
Radney Foster  The Kindness of Strangers  
Foster and Lloyd  You Can Come Cryin' to Me  
Radney Foster  Leaning On What Love Can Do  
Radney Foster  I've Got a Picture  
Radney Foster  Don't Say Goodbye  
Radney Foster  Folding Money  
Radney Foster  I Got What You Need  
Foster And Lloyd  Hold That Thought  
Radney Foster  School of Hard Knocks  

Comment:

Considering that he grew up — literally — in the shadow of Wolfman Jack's home, the 250,000-watt border radio mega-station XERF, it's no surprise that Radney Foster's Texas twang rocks like a mustang on locoweed. Hired as a staff writer for Mary Tyler Moore's publishing company, he joined forces with Bill Lloyd, a kindred spirit who saw their songwriting as a ticket to the big time as performers. Thanks to a hit ("Since I Found You") penned for Sweethearts of the Rodeo, the duo got a shot at their own contract, and the hits came quickly: three Top 10s on their first album. But a pair of albums later, they went their separate ways, with Radney concentrating on a hotrod honky-tonk groove that sprang full-blown on his solo debut, [i]Del Rio, TX 1959[/i], and hasn't let up — for a decade and a half — since.
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