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Dan Fogelberg
In an era of lilting, sentimental soft rock, Dan Fogelberg's heartfelt ballads
and shuffling singalongs became a fixture in the US charts in the late 1970s and
early 1980s. Growing up playing The Beatles songs and West Coast rock with high
school friends, he released a couple of singles with his band The Coachmen
before dropping out of university to become a session musician, playing on
records by Jackson Browne, Randy Newman and Joe Walsh. Fogelberg's breakthrough
as a solo artist came when Part Of The Plan became a small hit and propelled
second album Souvenirs (1974) into the ...
LongerDan Fogelberg
Leader of the Band/Washington Post MarchDan Fogelberg
Part of the PlanDan Fogelberg
Leader of the BandDan Fogelberg
Hard to SayDan Fogelberg
Run for the RosesDan Fogelberg
LongerDan Fogelberg
Phoenix
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Leader of the Band/Washington Post MarchDan Fogelberg
The Innocent Age
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Part of the PlanDan Fogelberg
Souvenirs
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Leader of the BandDan Fogelberg
Greatest Hits
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Hard to SayDan Fogelberg
The Innocent Age
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Run for the RosesDan Fogelberg
The Innocent Age
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