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What band was Frank Foster in?

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Frank Foster (country singer)

Frank Foster
Years active	2011–present
Labels	Lone Chief Records
Website	www.frankfostermusic.com

What does Frank Foster sing?

Frank Foster/Songs

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Military battles with Colonel Frank Foster retired from the U.S. Army.

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Then, who wrote shiny stockings?

CHESAPEAKE, Va. – Frank Foster, a jazz saxophonist who played with the Count Basie Orchestra and composed the band's hit, "Shiny Stockings," has died. He was 82.

Does Frank Foster write his own music?

The independent artist began writing his own songs when he was a junior in college, and shortly after, he began playing at local bars. After working on an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico, Foster decided to pursue a musical career instead.

Moreover, who is frank foster in for life?

actor Glenn Fleshler

Frank Foster is one of the main characters in the ABC television series For Life, portrayed by actor Glenn Fleshler.

And another question: what happens to captain foster in for life?

She was figuring out her plans when she got a very important phone call: Guard Captain Frank Foster was dead. He took his own life - in the words of some other characters, he was over a barrel. He was threatened and there were so many problems that he constantly found himself faces.

Where was Frank Foster raised?

Cypress Bottom, Louisiana

Born on January 22, 1982, Foster hails from Cypress Bottom, Louisiana, where his father frequently played the music of Hank Williams. Foster's uncle was also a music fan, turning him on to Waylon Jennings and Southern rock.

Correspondingly, when was shiny stockings written?

1955

In interview, composer Frank Foster tells the story of his tune Shiny Stockings, one his most famous charts for the Count Basie orchestra: ""I wrote `Shiny Stockings' in 1955 and we had a rehearsal at a place called Pep's Bar in Philadelphia. We had just arrived in town.

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