Al Greenwood

Al Greenwood was a founding person in Foreigner and spent some time working with a bunch of other music artists being a songwriter, manufacturer, and keyboard participant. After participating in the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, he proved helpful as a program participant and engineer before signing up for Mick Jones to greatly help type Foreigner. Greenwood made an appearance in the band’s 1st three albums, but was release in 1980 because the group matured and he himself began to perform even more songwriting. He and previous Foreigner bassist Ed Gagliardi created the music group SPYS in 1981, alongside John Blanco, John DiGaudio, and Billy Milne. Greenwood’s following notable task was co-writing and playing keyboards on Joe Lynn Turner’s single debut album, Save You (1985). Since that time, Greenwood has continuing to create and co-write tunes, including use Deep Crimson and Fiona, also to make and perform on albums for additional artists, such as for example Redman and Jennifer Hurry. In 2014, he released a company providing custom made compositions for movies, trailers, advertisements, and video gaming.