Frank Foster Joins Team Oilfield Camo

“We are pleased to announce that we have teamed up with up-and-coming country music star, Frank Foster! Like us, we feel that Frank represents the hard working men and women of this great country. Frank’s love and knowledge of the petroleum industry and the outdoors shows in his music. He exemplifies the REAL sportsman who is a hard working Good-Ole-Boy, true to his roots.” -Mark Lipari, Oilfield Camo Founder.

Frank Foster is a man who knows the Oil and Gas Industry as well as anyone. The 14-14 lifestyle is one he lives to this day. Balancing his offshore work life and his road rambling music performance schedule is a testament to the drive and ambition that this Louisiana native personifies, making his living in the Gulf of Mexico and “Living his Dream 14 at a time.” From the very first track of his new album “Red Wings and Six Strings,” Foster displays his oilfield ways.  ”In a button up and blue jeans, I’m a honky tonk man. In a hardhat and steel toes, I’m still a hand…” His song, “Rig & the Road” paints a picture of his two-fold lifestyle. Frank Foster is Oilfield Proud, and we are proud to have him as a spokesman, friend, and member of the Oilfield Camo Nation!

To celebrate this partnership, both www.oilfieldcamo.com and www.frankfostermusic.com have very special offers for all of our online friends. Below, you can download three free tracks from Frank Foster! Simply right click (control click for Mac) the Song Title Links below and choose “Save Link As” and enjoy! These tracks will be available until January 25, so ACT FAST!

Additionally, the team over at the Frank Foster store has put together a line of exclusive, limited edition Frank Foster Oilfield Camo Gear! These are available on a first come first serve basis, so make sure you snag them up while you can!

We are thrilled to have Frank Foster join the Oilfield Camo family and cannot wait to see what the future holds for 2013. Keep an eye on our page as well as Frank’s Facebook page, and KEEP DRILLING!!!

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