Alice Cooper’s “Be My Lover” originally appeared on the Killer album in November 1971. The tune, written by guitarist Michael Bruce, was released as a single early in 1972 and climbed to #49 on the US Hot 100. Alice Cooper: … Continue reading →
With Halloween fast approaching it’s time to let in a little spookiness. Since Alice Cooper seemed to be celebrating Halloween on a daily basis in the Seventies, here’s an ad for the artist at the time of the “School’s Out” … Continue reading →
Here’s an ad for Alice Cooper’s 1972 European tour. Dates in November included stops in Glasgow, Paris, and Copenhagen. Cooper and the band would have been promoting the School’s Out L.P. and likely previewing tunes form the forthcoming Billion Dollar … Continue reading →
The Alice Cooper Goes To Hell L.P. released in June of 1976. The song “Go to Hell” appears on the album. Here we have an ad celebrating the Gold status of the record. Alice seems to have survived his trip … Continue reading →
Here’s one from the Freaky Flashback Files. SickThingsUK uncovered this tale of Alice Cooper on tour in 1975 and the 30-foot-tall promotional balloon that accompanied him to Europe and Australia. Dangerous Minds reports: That awesome time in 1975 when there … Continue reading →
Let’s open up the ol’ record box and see which albums were Released on This Day in the 1970s! March 8, 1971: Alice Cooper, Love It to Death Featured single(s): “I’m Eighteen,” “Caught in a Dream” *** March 8, 1974: … Continue reading →