Lou Gramm
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May 2, 1950
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Lou Gramm Bio
Lou Gramm is a rock singer and songwriter born on 2nd May 1950 in Rochester, New York, United States. He is known for being the lead singer of the American rock band Foreigner. The band released several albums and singles that were successful. He was the frontman of the rock music band Black Sheep. With the band, he released the first single, "Stick Around", in 1974. He also helped the band to release the albums "Black Sheep" in 1975 and "Encouraging Words" later that year.
He left Foreigner in 1990 due to personal differences and to start his solo career. He went on to release the solo albums “Ready or Not” in 1987, “Long Hard Look” in 1989, and “Lou Gramm Band” in 2009. He also released the singles “Midnight Blue” in 1987, “Just between You and Me” in 1989, and “True Blue Love” in 1990.
