Mark Foster (music critic)
- Mark Foster (music critic)
Mark Foster (January 22 1935 – October 14 2001) was an American music critic from Detroit, Michigan.
He wrote for various rock and jazz publications, including "Creem", "Crawdaddy!", "Down Beat", and at least once, for "Rolling Stone".
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