Long Hard Look

Sing to Coot, "I Love It Loud" by Kiss in '82, "I Can See for Miles" by The Who in '67, and "The Stage" by Avenged Sevenfold in 2016.

Add to Coot, "Long Hard Look" by Lou Gramm in '89, "Creature of the Night" by Kiss in '82, and "Selling England by the Pound" by Genesis in '73.

Also in 2016, Bob Dylan was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature.

In '84, Stevie Wonder would top the singles chart.

The album had been written with his former bandmate from his pre-foreigner band, Black Sheep, bass guitarist Bruce Turgon, who also played on the album.

While Foreigner then released Inside Information later that year, Graham went on to release his second solo album in 1989, titled Long Hard Look.

Turgon returned to play and write, while guitarist Vivian Campbell, formerly of Dio and having just finished a stint with Whitesnake, played on three songs.

Given the relative success of the two albums and his continuing differences with Jones, Graham announced in May of 1990 that he was leaving Foreigner.