Rex Foster - album Roads of tomorrow 1970

Musician, type-setter author interprets, craftsman joialler Rex Foster from south-west Texas at his debut album. The album was recorded while travelling Europe at the French residential recording studio Le Chateau d'Hérouville near Paris in 1970 with the collaboration of the two artist Merrily Webber and Don "Earl" Harding and studio sessionmen of the chateau. Psychedelically influenced album with excursions in acid folk rock and country. After "Roads of tomorrow" 20 years would run before Foster released his second album "Artist".

Rex Foster - vocals, guitar.
Merrily Webber - vocals.
Don "Earl" Harding - guitar, vocals.
Andre Herve - keyboards.
Will Bellamy - guitar, bass, vocals.
Michel Herve - bass.
Christian Devaux - drums.

Roads of tomorrow.
Today's a sunny day.
Turn the page over.
In the spring.
Guadalupe River song.
Lighted window lady.
Lemon Aide Ditty.
Busted in the grass blues.
Don't throwyour life away.
Climb.
Friend.