David Foster remembers Lisa Marie Presley after her death
dailymail.co.ukDavid Foster reflected on working with Lisa Marie Presley after her death on January 12 at the age of 54.The 73-year-old musician spoke to PEOPLE at the Music Center in Los Angeles for an event honoring Jerry Moss on Saturday and talked about his experience working with the late singer-songwriter.'It's a hell of a burden to carry around, to be Elvis' daughter, and I think she wore it really well,' he said.
Paying respects: David Foster, 73, spoke to PEOPLE about working with Lisa Marie Presley after her tragic death on January 12'I mean, obviously, the struggles that she had are well documented, but who knows what it was like to walk in her shoes? ...
She was iconic in her own right.'Lisa Marie was the only child of Elvis Presley, also known as 'The King,' and eventually became a songwriter and a singer herself, having put out three albums in the span of nine years. 'I clearly remember the day we were in the studio together doing a duet with her father, Don't Cry Daddy, which was kind of profound in its own way, that she would be singing a duet with her father.'He went on to say: 'She just was a hard worker and infectious and fun and irreverent.' A star: The Grammy winner shared that he saw Lisa Marie as 'a hard worker and infectious and fun and irreverent' Honoring: David spoke about Lisa Marie at the Music Center in Los Angeles for an event honoring Jerry Moss on Saturday The Grammy winner noted that he 'actually liked her music — I thought her music was cool.
I don't know how to make that kind of music, but she loved that music, and she made us love it too. So I appreciated her as an artist.'David was previously involved in a relationship with Lisa Marie's father's ex, Linda Thompson.
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