Lou Gramm

Lou Gramm was one of the two the original lead singers of the band Foreigner, the other being Mick Jones.

Previous to Foreigner, he was in the bands Poor Heart and Black Sheep.

Poor Heart
He was in Poor Heart ?-1970.

Black Sheep
He was in Black Sheep 1974-1976.

Black Sheep once featured Lou Gramm, Don Mancuso, Larry Crozier, Bruce Turgon, and Ron Rocco.

They later featured Mike Bonafede.

Foreigner
He co-founded Foreigner in 1976.

In 1983, he sang backing vocals on seven of the songs on Bryan Adams's third solo album Cuts Like a Knife.

He released his first solo album Ready or Not in 1987.

He released his second solo album Long Hard Look in 1989.

He quit Foreigner in 1990.

Shadow King
He was in the band Shadow King from 1990 to 1991.

Shadow King also featured Vivian Campbell, Bruce Turgon, and Kevin Valentine.

Rejoining Foreigner
He rejoined Foreigner in 1992 and brought Bruce Turgon with him.

He quit Foreigner again in 2003.

With Poor Heart
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With Black Sheep

 * Black Sheep (1975)
 * Encouraging Words (1975)

Studio Albums

 * Foreigner (1977)
 * Double Vision (1978)
 * Head Games (1979)
 * 4 (1981)
 * Agent Provocateur (1984)
 * Inside Information (1987)
 * Mr. Moonlight (1994)

Live Albums

 * Classic Hits Live

Compilation Albums
TBA

Solo

 * Ready or Not (1987)
 * Long Hard Look (1989)

With Shadow King

 * Shadow King (1991)

Guest Appearances

 * Bryan Adams - Cuts Like a Knife (1983)

With Foreigner
TBA