Radney Foster
He crafts songs like a master carpenter -- beautiful and enduring. The proof is in the hits he's written for himself ("Just Call Me Lonesome") as well as other stars ("Raining on Sunday"). Preview his new CD. Check out "Half of My Mistakes," now.
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- "Half of My Mistakes"
- "Nobody Wins (Unplugged at Studio 330)"
- "Prove Me Right"
- "Raining on Sunday"
- How has press coverage of Radney Foster's music changed over the years?
- Radney Foster describes how his music is and isn't "country."
- Radney Foster talks about the early influences of radio on his career.
- Radney Foster talks about being influenced by Townes Van Zandt.
- What was the very first song Radney Foster ever wrote?
- How many songs has Radney Foster written in his career?
- Does Radney Foster prefer to write solo or with a co-writer?
- How one line in "Raining on Sunday" was "written" by Keith Urban.
- Why did Radney Foster listen to Fontera music growing up?
- Radney Foster talks about writing the song, "Little Babies Like to Suck Their Toes."
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