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Alice Cooper & Liza Minnelli (October 13, 1973) – Cover Feature – Melody Maker.
Melody Maker gives prominent cover space to the unexpected pairing of Alice Cooper and Liza Minnelli, highlighting recording sessions involving two of the most unlikely collaborators in popular music. The striking studio photograph captures both artists wearing headphones during a recording session, creating one of the more unusual cover images of the period. Publication: Melody Maker Publication Date: October 13, 1973 Country: United Kingdom Event Date: October 1973 This iss

Alice Cooper(solo)
Oct 12, 1973


Alice Cooper (August 1973) – “Alice Through the Looking Glass—Darkly” Feature – Show
The August 1973 issue of Show magazine features an article by James Lichtenberg titled “Alice Through the Looking Glass—Darkly,” describing Alice Cooper as Rock’s Ghoulish Master of Sex and Sadism. Publication: Show Date: August 1973 Country: United States The feature examines Alice Cooper’s stage persona, commercial success and personal background. It discusses the shock elements of his act, the album Billion Dollar Babies, the scale of his recent tour, and Cooper’s own comm

Alice Cooper Group
Jul 31, 1973


Alice Cooper (July 11 1973) — Billion Dollar Babies Single 7" USA
Artist: Alice Cooper Group Label: Warner Bros. Records Country: USA Catalogue: WB 7724 Release Date: July 11 1973 Type: Vinyl Record Format: 7" Single TRACK LISTING A: Billion Dollar Babies Composer: A. Cooper, M. Bruce, R. Reggie Producers: Bob Ezrin B: Mary Ann Composer: M. Bruce, A. Cooper Producers: Bob Ezrin SLEEVE & PRESSING DETAILS Issued in company sleeve for the US market; various international releases featured picture sleeves. “Billion Dollar Babies” includes guest

Alice Cooper Group
Jul 10, 1973


Alice Cooper Group (September 6, 1972) US – “Elected” 7" Single
Released in the US on September 6, 1972, Elected arrived at the height of the Alice Cooper Group’s early‑1970s shock‑rock success. The single presented a satirical, high‑energy glam‑rock anthem that cast Alice as a chaotic, tongue‑in‑cheek presidential candidate during the 1972 election season. Its brass‑driven arrangement, theatrical vocal delivery, and political parody made it one of the band’s most distinctive statements of the era. The B‑side, Luney Tune, drawn from the S

Alice Cooper Group
Sep 5, 1972
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