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Fosterchild was a
notable Canadian band that
existed from 1976 to 1981,
releasing three albums.
Fosterchild was
formed in Calgary, Alberta,
Canada in...
- singer-songwriter, musician, performer,
record producer, and
owner of
record label Fosterchild Records. Her
music incorporates elements of rock, pop, R&B, folk, country...
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known for his
Canadian singles "X-Ray Eyes" and his work with his band,
Fosterchild,
which existed from 1976 to 1980. In 1993,
Foster joined the band One...
- Band.
Members include John
McNutt (ex-Spear of Destiny),
Danny Beisell (
Fosterchild and
American Vinyl), Tim
McKinstrey and Marc Iezzi.[citation needed]...
- a
record producer,
producing the
first demos for Calgary-based band
Fosterchild, at Edmonton's
Sundown Recorders,
owned by Wes Dakus.
After a
brief move...
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Germanic law, by
which adoption was
formally expressed by
setting the
fosterchild on the
knees of the foster-father. When
prince Haakon, the
youngest son...
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Forgotten Tales (1999–)
Fortunate Ones (2010–)
Forty Foot Echo (2001–)
Fosterchild (1976–1981) The Four Lads (1950–) Four the
Moment (1981-2000) Four80East...
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including Hoyt Axton, One
Horse Blue,
Bobby Curtola, Gary
Fjellgaard and
Fosterchild.
Previously known as Park Lane Studios,
Sundown Recorders was opened...
- Fjellgaard, and
Fosterchild.
During the 1978–1982 period,
Dakus also
owned Vera Cruz Records,
releasing albums by One
Horse Blue,
Fosterchild,
Bryan Fustukian...
- from the regime.
Alshogre was a
refugee in Sweden. In
Sweden he was a
fosterchild together with his
younger brother Ali
Alshogre of Eva Hamilton, former...
