Foster, Ronnie

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Cheshire Cat New - LP - BN-LA425-G Sealed 1975 Original With Cut Corner. Hint Of Ring Wear, Hence Price. Features George Benson, Mtume, Joe Beck And Others. “Reuniting Ronnie Foster With Guitarist George Benson, Who Also Produced The Previous On The Avenue, The Keyboardist's Final Blue Note Date Cheshire Cat Completes His Immersion Into The Mainstream. Few Records That Fall Into The Soul-Jazz Genre Balance Both Sides Of The Equation So Carefully Or So Deftly. While Foster's Original Compositions Boast The Harmonic Complexity And Structural Rigorousness Of Jazz, Benson's Production Is Pure Pop, With Numbers Including "Like A Child" Sounding Indistinguishable From The Commercial Soul Fare Making Radio Play Lists During The Mid-'70s. (A Convincing Cover Of Stevie Wonder's "Tuesday Heartbreak" Further Blurs The Genre Lines.) Expanding Upon Ideas First Explored Via On The Avenue, Foster Again Steps Behind The Microphone To Handle Vocal Chores On Several Tracks, Proving A Fine If Unspectacular Singer. He Remains Most Persuasive As A Composer And Instrumentalist, However, Articulating The Infectiousness And Gradations Of His Music With Clarity And Aplomb.” Jason Ankeny, AMG. more
	Cheshire Cat New - LP - BN-LA425-G Sealed 1975 Original, Cut Corner. Features George Benson, Mtume, Joe Beck And Others. “Reuniting Ronnie Foster With Guitarist George Benson, Who Also Produced The Previous On The Avenue, The Keyboardist's Final Blue Note Date Cheshire Cat Completes His Immersion Into The Mainstream. Few Records That Fall Into The Soul-Jazz Genre Balance Both Sides Of The Equation So Carefully Or So Deftly. While Foster's Original Compositions Boast The Harmonic Complexity And Structural Rigorousness Of Jazz, Benson's Production Is Pure Pop, With Numbers Including "Like A Child" Sounding Indistinguishable From The Commercial Soul Fare Making Radio Play Lists During The Mid-'70s. (A Convincing Cover Of Stevie Wonder's "Tuesday Heartbreak" Further Blurs The Genre Lines.) Expanding Upon Ideas First Explored Via On The Avenue, Foster Again Steps Behind The Microphone To Handle Vocal Chores On Several Tracks, Proving A Fine If Unspectacular Singer. He Remains Most Persuasive As A Composer And Instrumentalist, However, Articulating The Infectiousness And Gradations Of His Music With Clarity And Aplomb.” Jason Ankeny, AMG. more
	Delight Used - LP - JC 36019 1979 US White Label Promo Featuring The Jazz-Funk Classic "Argentina." more
	Delight Used - LP - JC 36019 1979 US original with custom inner sleeve. Produced by Jerry Peters. more
	Love Satellite New - LP - JC 35373 Sealed 1978 Original. “Ronnie Foster's Columbia Debut, Love Satellite, Is For All Intents And Purposes An R&B Record Swaddled In The Trappings Of Jazz -- The Aptly Titled "Happy Song" Even Features Drums From No Less Than Stevie Wonder, Whose Groundbreaking Mid-'70s Motown LPs Profoundly Shaped The Sound And Scope Of Foster's Concurrent Efforts. Ably Supported By A Cast Of Fusion Giants Including Vibist Roy Ayers, Bassist Alphonso Johnson, And Drummer Harvey Mason, Foster Creates Music That Is Smart And Focused Yet Unapologetically Commercial In Orientation And Presentation -- Though Played With The Expertise And Dynamism Of Jazz, The Songs Speak To The Body At The Exclusion Of The Mind.” - Jason Ankeny, AMG more
	On The Avenue Used - LP - BN-LA261-G Beautiful 1974 Original In Unplayed Condition, CC. Features Ray Armando On Percussion, Phil Upchurch And Others. Produced By George Benson. more
	Sweet Revival Used - LP - BN-LA098-F 1973 Original, Small CC. more
	Two-Headed Freap New - LP - 32082 Sealed 1995 Reissue Of The Mega Rare And In Demand 1972 Original. Shrink Intact. more
	Two-Headed Freap New - LP - BST 84382 Sealed Mega-Rare 1972 Soul-Jazz-Funk Original. more