Bruce Foster- After The Show-LP

Bruce Foster’s 1977 debut, After The Show, reveals a multi-instrumentalist comfortable wearing many hats—he handles vocals, keyboards, and guitars throughout, while sharing production duties with Skip 'Wizard' Konte. The album’s musical palette is further enriched by Jimmy Lenner’s production on “Born To Break My Heart,” lending it a veteran’s polish. Notably, “Platinum Heroes” stands out as a musical nod to the Beatles, weaving familiar motifs into its tribute without losing Foster’s own voice. This collection offers a thoughtful blend of melodic storytelling, from the reflective “Maria In The Moonlight” to the evocative “Blues For Tomorrow.” This 1977 pressing brings that full experience to vinyl, carrying the warmth of its era in a solid package. The VG+ condition suggests it’s ready for regular play with only minor surface marks or light paper scuffs that won’t overshadow the music’s clarity. It’s the kind of record that fits neatly into a shelf where you might keep your more curious finds—those albums that don’t shout for attention but reward a closer listen. After all, not every hero needs to be platinum, but the ones who pay tribute to their idols deserve a spot in the collection.

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