radney-foster — RoadyGoat Artist Profile

Did You Know

• Radney Foster's debut album *Del Rio, TX 1959* paid homage to his childhood town.
• Before solo success, Foster was half of the hit 80s country duo Foster & Lloyd.
• His songwriting breakthrough came when Tanya Tucker covered his song "Soon".
• Foster co-wrote Keith Urban's first #1 hit, "Raining on Sunday", a pop crossover.
• He earned a CMA nomination for Album of the Year in 1993 for *Del Rio, TX 1959*.
• Foster penned songs for movie soundtracks like *Maverick* and *From Dusk Till Dawn*.
• He has authored a book of short stories, *They Call Me Dr. Feelgood*, mirroring his songs.
• Foster's music blends country, rock, and Americana, defying easy genre labels.
• He collaborated with Jack Ingram and Guy Clark, showcasing his Texas songwriting roots.
• Foster returned to college in his 40s, earning a degree in creative writing.

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