
Alice Cooper
American rock band
Biography
Alice Cooper, also known as the Alice Cooper Group or the Alice Cooper Band, is an American rock band formed in Phoenix, Arizona, in 1968. During their original run, the band consisted of lead singer Vincent Furnier (who adopted the stage name Alice Cooper), lead guitarist Glen Buxton, rhythm guitarist and keyboardist Michael Bruce, bassist Dennis Dunaway, and drummer Neal Smith. The band was notorious for their elaborate, theatrical shock rock stage shows. The Alice Cooper band was one of the few glam rock acts to achieve mainstream popularity in the United States, rising to fame in 1971 with the hit single "I'm Eighteen" from their third album, Love It to Death. Success continued with the US top 10 and UK No. 1 single "School's Out" from the album of the same name (1972). The band peaked in popularity in 1973 with their sixth album Billion Dollar Babies, which topped the charts in the US and UK and produced three UK top 10 singles. The supporting tour broke box-office records previously held by the Rolling Stones. The band split up in 1974. Furnier legally changed his name to Alice Cooper and began a successful solo career. In 2011, the original Alice Cooper band was inducted into...
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Members
Songs recorded
- School’s Out31 versions
- I’m Eighteen26 versions
- Elected15 versions
- No More Mr. Nice Guy15 versions
- Under My Wheels14 versions
- Billion Dollar Babies13 versions
- Is It My Body13 versions
- Dead Babies12 versions
- Alice Cooper Q & A11 versions
- Hello Hooray11 versions
- Nobody Likes Me11 versions
- Be My Lover10 versions
- I Love the Dead10 versions
- Unfinished Sweet10 versions
- Raped and Freezin’9 versions
- Caught in a Dream8 versions
- Halo of Flies8 versions
- Killer8 versions
- Sick Things8 versions
- My Stars7 versions
- Painting a Picture7 versions
- You Drive Me Nervous7 versions
- Long Way to Go6 versions
- Muscle of Love6 versions
- Science Fiction6 versions
- Teenage Lament ’746 versions
- I’ve Written Home to Mother5 versions
- Second Coming5 versions
- Ballad of Dwight Fry4 versions
- Black Juju4 versions
- Freak Out Song4 versions
- Intro4 versions
- Lay Down and Die, Goodbye4 versions
- Sun Arise4 versions
- A.C. Instrumental3 versions
- Ain’t That Just Like a Woman3 versions
- B.B. on Mars3 versions
- Crazy Little Child3 versions
- Don't Blow Your Mind3 versions
- Don’t Blow Your Mind3 versions
- Generation Landslide3 versions
- Is It My Body / My Very Own3 versions
- Mary Ann3 versions
- Reflected3 versions
- Return of the Spiders3 versions
- Yeah Yeah Yeah3 versions
- Yeah, Yeah, Yeah3 versions
- 10 Minutes Before the Worm2 versions
- Alice Cooper Intro2 versions
- Alma Mater2 versions
- Big Apple Dreamin’ (Hippo)2 versions
- Coal Black Model T (outtake)2 versions
- Dead Babies (live at Mar y Sol Pop Festival, Puerto Rico, April 2, 1972)2 versions
- Desperado2 versions
- For Alice2 versions
- Gutter Cat vs. The Jets2 versions
- Hard Hearted Alice2 versions
- Living2 versions
- Luney Tune2 versions
- Man With the Golden Gun2 versions
- Never Been Sold Before2 versions
- No Longer Umpire2 versions
- No Price Tag2 versions
- Public Animal #92 versions
- Refrigerator Heaven2 versions
- School’s Out (live)2 versions
- Street Fight2 versions
- Titanic Overture2 versions
- Today Mueller2 versions
- Woman Machine2 versions
- Working Up a Sweat2 versions
- [intro] / Be My Lover2 versions
- 10 Minutes Before the Worm (live in San Francisco, 3rd March, 1969)
- AC Instrumental
- Ain’t That Just Like a Woman (live)
- Akron Rubber Bowl Ad (radio ad: 1972)
- Alice Cooper Group Breaks Up
- Alice Cooper Name
- Alice Cooper Outro
- Alice Cooper Sophomore
- Alice’s Thoughts on “Muscle of Love”
- Alma Mater (alternate version)
- An Instrumental
- Apple Bush
- Audio Interview With Alice
- B.B. on Mars (live in San Francisco, 3rd March, 1969)
- Baby Doll
- Band Image
- Band Name
- Be My Lover (intro)
- Be My Lover (live at Mar y Sol Pop Festival, Puerto Rico, April 2, 1972)
- Be My Lover (live in Miami, FL, May 27, 1972)
- Be My Lover (“Killer” demo: 1971)
- Beautiful Flyaway
- Beer
- Beginning
- Below Your Means
- Big Apple Dreamin’ (Hippo) (early version)
- Billion Dollar Babies (5.1 mix)
- Billion Dollar Babies (extract)
- Billion Dollar Babies (live)
- Billion Dollar Babies (live) (5.1 mix)
- Billion Dollar Babies (single version)
- Billion Dollar Babies Tour
- Bizzare Days
- Black Mamba
- Black Mamba (radio edit)
- Blood on the Sun
- Blue Turk
- Bob Ezrin Meets the Band
- Body
- Broadway
- Call It Evil (demo)
- Canadian Chickens
- Caught in a Dream (single version)
- Celebration Suite
- Changing Arranging
- Changing, Arranging
- Crap That Gets in the Way of Your Dreams
- Crazy Little Child (early version)
Albums
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