Alice Cooper Group (Camelback Kids)

Alice Cooper Group’s "Alice In Legal Tussle With Treasury Over LP," a one-page article in New Musical Express, January

Alice Cooper's Global Chart Domination Published in the UK on January 27, 1973, New Musical Express’s one-page cover “Alice Tops The World” celebrated Alice Cooper Group’s massive international success, with the band topping charts worldwide following the release of “School's Out” and the buildup to Billion Dollar Babies. Cover Overview Publication Details Magazine: New Musical Express (UK). Date: January 27, 1973. Format: Front cover Legacy This NME cover is a defining early

Alice Cooper's Theatrical Glam Hit

Alice Cooper's Hit Parader Shock Philosophy Published in the US on January 1, 1973, Hit Parader magazine’s cover and four-page feature “Alice Cooper: Pupil Power captured the Alice Cooper Group at the height of their early 1970s shock-rock breakthrough. The cover showcased Alice in full theatrical menace, with the article diving into the band’s philosophy of performance and audience interpretation. Alice Cooper stated: "You see, there's actually no point whatsoever to our ac

Alice Cooper's Early Glam Pin-Up Published in the UK on January 20, 1973, Popswop Magazine’s centerfold “Alice's Popswop” featured the Alice Cooper Group in a striking, full-page picture spread. The glossy insert captured the band at the height of their early shock-glam phase — theatrical makeup, wild outfits, and menacing poses — designed to thrill teenage fans during the rise of Love It to Death and Killer. A classic early 1973 piece of Alice Cooper memorabilia. Feature Ove

A Billboard Alice Cooper Group Shock Promo Published in the US on January 15, 1972 (likely a typo in query for 1973 context), Billboard Magazine’s one-page advert “Whew!” promoted the Alice Cooper Group’s upcoming era — building hype for Billion Dollar Babies and the band’s theatrical shock-rock dominance. The bold, eye-catching ad captured the group’s wild energy and rising fame. Dec. 27th: Pittsburgh Civic Arena Promoter: Pat DiCaesar 14,400 Paid Attendance $91,000 Gross De

A Melody Maker cover insert from January 13, 1973 reveals the Alice Cooper Group’s plans for the year: a new single, a new album, and one of the most ambitious rock tours ever attempted.

Cooper's Generation Landslide B-Side Alice Cooper Group’s Hello Hurray , backed with Generation Landslide , was released through Warner Bros. Records in the US on January 3, 1973, as a 7” vinyl single (catalog number WB 7673). A cover of a song written by Canadian singer-songwriter Rolf Kempf and first recorded by Judy Collins on her 1968 album Who Knows Where the Time Goes , it reached No. 35 on the US Billboard Hot 100, No. 6 on the UK Singles Chart, No. 6 on the Netherland

Alice Cooper Group’s Alice Action, a cover and two-page feature in Music Scene, January 1, 1973.

Alice Cooper conquers Creem – 12 pages of pure American nightmare! Alice Cooper Group’s All American , a cover and twelve-page feature in Creem, January 1, 1973. More shock-rock US domination added weekly. ALICE COOPER ALL AMERICAN A Horatio Alger Story for the Seventies by Lester Bangs LOONEY TUNES "What kinda dog is that, anyway, Mister?" "It's a cross between a Manchurian yak and an Australian dingo." W.C. Fields, selling a ventriloqual dog in Poppy COOPERTOON 1: "Return o