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the New Jersey Mass Choir. Their music seemed to be drifting away from their debut album "Foreigner" but for those who like rock and like easy listening, it didn't really matter, their music still sounded good. The next few years, the band would call it quits as Jones and Gramm would try solo careers. In 1987, Foreigner would get back together and released "Inside Information" but Jones and Gramm would make this their last album together, some say it was because of their egos, they could work together. The band would call it quits again.

In 1991, Mick Jones would continue again with the group "Foreigner" with the album "Unusual Heat" which wasn't as successful as the previous albums. In 1994, Lou Gramm would return to the group as the band would release the album "Unusual Heat" These two albums would not come close to being Platinum like the last six in the seventies and eighties. Today, Mick Jones is still a member of Foreigner with a new cast of band members. Foreigner may not have anymore studio albums but will still make concert tours and play some of their big hits from the past. You can now enjoy the clarity of Foreigner's album "Foreigner" that was remastered in 2001. The band Foreigner could really rock and were my jukebox heroes of the seventies and eighties.

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