Acoustique

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After their 2009 studio album Can't Slow Down, Foreigner released Acoustique, an album which offers old and new songs in a largely acoustic setting. Produced by guitarist Mick Jones and guitarist and bassist Jeff Pilson, the album rearranges classic Foreigner hits such as "Cold as Ice" and "Feels Like the First Time" with strings and percussion. The record also includes a cover of Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup's "That's All Right" (which was Elvis' first single) and three amplified recordings: "Save Me," a new track which was recorded with Samantha Ronson (Mick Jones' stepdaughter), as well as re-recordings of "When It Comes to Love" and their 1984 number one hit "I Want to Know What Love Is." Acoustique is also available in an expanded edition called Acoustique & More, adding a second CD with 12 re-recordings of Foreigner hits with singer Kelly Hansen as well as an 85-minute live DVD recorded in Chicago in 2011. ~ Christian Genzel