#FOREIGNER LEAD SINGER DIES UPDATE#

McDonald was born in England on June 25, 1946, and served for five years in the British Army. Loudwire sends condolences to McDonald's family, friends and fans. They could be quite adventurous, quite wild sometimes.' One of the songs, 'Get Thy Bearings,' was a vehicle for improvisation. 'They were a mixture of arranged songs and group improvisations. 'Those early shows were fantastic,' he continued. 'When we made it, and I was basically at the forefront of the production, I wanted to make sure if I could deliver everything that went into the record would bear repeated listening and hopefully stand the test of time,' McDonald said in a 2019 interview with UCR.

It is widely seen as a defining document of early prog rock. With Crimson, McDonald recorded the band's influential debut album, 1969's In the Court of the Crimson King, contributing sax, clarinet and more.

He will live on forever through his beautiful music and the love of his fans.' He added, 'My father was a brilliant, intuitive musician, a gentle soul, and a wonderful dad.

#FOREIGNER LEAD SINGER DIES UPDATE#

If you have any unfortunate news that this page should be update with. He was incredibly brave, and never lost his kindness or his sense of humor even when the going was rough.' Lou is alive and kicking and is currently 72 years old. McDonald's son Max wrote on Facebook, 'I'm deeply saddened to tell you that my father passed away yesterday from cancer. He released two solo albums in his lifetime. Rex's 1971 hit 'Bang a Gong (Get It On).' He also contributed to recordings by Steve Hackett, John Wetton, Ian Lloyd, McDonald & Giles, the 21st Century Schizoid Band and several more.

Foreigner lead singer dies