Rhett Forrester

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Rhett Forrester (September 22, 1956, Tucker, Georgia – January 22, 1994, Atlanta, Georgia) was an American musician, the lead singer of New York-based band Riot from 1981 until 1984. After Riot, he performed on Jack Starr's Out of the Darkness, and put out two solo albums. He was shot and killed in Atlanta, Georgia at the age of 37, after he refused to give up his vehicle in an attempted carjacking. The crime has not to date, been solved.

Contents 1 Discography 1.1 with Dogbone 1.2 with Riot 1.3 Solo 2 External links

[edit] Discography

[edit] with Dogbone

• 1996 - Dogbone

[edit] with Riot

• 1982 - Restless Breed
• 1982 - Riot Live
• 1983 - Born in America

[edit] Solo

• 1984 - Gone With the Wind
• 1988 - Even the Score
• 1996 - Hell or High Water

[edit] External links

• Rhett Forrester at Find a Grave

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