It was also the also album to feature the core four lineup from the band’s last couple of records as Lou Gramm would leave the group after this album. Released in 1987 this would be the last great Foreigner album. Its would also contain the band’s only number one hit single of their career with the song “I Want To Know What Love Is.” Same lineup as the 4 album. Released in 1984 the band’s fifth album entitled Agent Provocateur would become the Foreigner’s first number one album in the United Kingdom. The record utilized many guest musicians including Thomas Dolby, Hugh McCracken and Ian Loyd. Foreigner was now made up of Lou Gramm, Mick Jones, Rick Willis and Dennis Elliott. The album went all the way to number one on the Billboard Top 200 Album Charts. Foreigner’s fourth album was one of the band’s most successful albums they ever released. Rick Wills replaces Ed Gagliardi on bass. Another big album for Foreigner but not as successful as their first two. Released in 1978, Double Vision retained the same lineup of Lou Gramm on vocals, Mick Jones on guitar, Ian McDonald guitar, Al Greenwood on keyboards, Ed Gagliardi on bass guitar, and Dennis Elliott on drums, backing vocals Foreigner did not disappoint their fans with this great second album. Released in 1977, the band’s self titled album turned them instantly into a household name with the hits “Feels Like the First Time,” and “Cold As Ice.” The band at the time featured Lou Gramm on lead vocals, Mick Jones on lead guitar, Ian McDonald guitar, Al Greenwood on keyboards, Ed Gagliardi on bass guitar, and Dennis Elliott on drums, backing vocalsĭouble Visionwas the band’s much anticipated follow up to their debut album. The band currently continues to tour in a very different lineup than was featured when Foreigner released their first album. Mick Jones has been the one continuous member as founder of the band. Foreigner would go through many personal changes including the departure of their famed lead singer Lou Gramm. The band Foreigner would release a total of nine studio albums between the years 19. The late 1970s and 1980s were their most successful period. The band would find immediate success upon release of their first album and continued that commercial success over their next four albums releases. Foreigner was first formed in New York City in 1977 by Mick Jones and Ian McDonald, Both musicians were born in England and had success in classic rock bands such as Spooky Tooth and King Crimson. Our Complete List Of Foreigner Studio Albums article presents all the band’s studio albums listed in chronological order.
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