Jeffrey Dean Foster and The Right Profile signed to a major label but never released an album. Bandmate Stephen Dubner left the band and eventually co-wrote Freakonomics. Foster regrouped with The Carneys and that band also recorded an album that was never released. Drummer Jon Wurster […]
As 2014 comes to a close, many music critics and obsessives are scrambling to put together their year-end “best of” lists consisting of their favorite albums. One artist that may fall below the radar of most people but definitely deserves […]
Jeffrey Dean Foster’s The Arrow (Angel Skull Records) sounds “like a random spin of an FM radio dial from a certain time in the past in the way it embraces a lot of styles without being too disparate or mixed up”. I’d […]
Avoiding the shortcuts and vanity pitfalls that plague many self-released projects, Jeffrey Dean Foster delivers a strong personal statement with wide-ranging appeal on Million Star Hotel. The foundation is classic rock — a musical antiquity for some — but like […]
A talented North Carolina songwriter and a twang-pop vet from the ’80s (with Right Profile) and early ’90s (Carneys), Jeffrey Dean Foster made a splash in 1998 with the Pinetops and their disc Above Ground And Vertical. This acoustic live […]
