Alice Cooper (June 16, 1975) “Only Women” / “Devils Food” – Single 7" Australia
In the summer of 1975, Alice Cooper released “Only Women” as a heartfelt ballad single from his acclaimed first solo album Welcome To My Nightmare. This emotional, slower-tempo track stood out from his usual hard rock sound and became one of the most memorable and commercially successful songs from the album.

RELEASE DETAILS
Artist: Alice Cooper
Label: Anchor
Date: June 16, 1975
Catalogue: ANC-10821
Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: Australia
Genre: Hard Rock
Style: Rock Ballad, Glam Rock
A-Side: “Only Women”
Written by: Alice Cooper, Dick Wagner Produced by: Bob Ezrin
B-Side: “Devils Food”
Written by: Alice Cooper, Bob Ezrin, Kelly Jay
Produced by: Bob Ezrin
TRACK LIST
Australia 7" Commercial Single (ANC-10821)
A. Only Women
B. Devils Food
THE STORY
“Only Women” / “Devils Food” was released on June 16, 1975 in Australia on the Anchor label (ANC-10821) as part of the promotion for Alice Cooper’s landmark solo album Welcome To My Nightmare. Produced by Bob Ezrin, the A-side “Only Women” is a tender ballad that contrasts with the album’s heavier tracks, highlighting Cooper’s versatility as a solo artist.
CONTEXT & NOTES
“Only Women” is a heartfelt rock ballad with strong emotional delivery and orchestration, making it a standout softer moment on the horror-themed concept album.
The B-side “Devils Food” returns to the album’s darker, theatrical rock style. The Australian pressing features distinctive purple EMI company sleeves.
International Issues UK
Only Women — 7", 45 RPM, Single — Anchor — UK · 1975
Argentina
Only Women — 7", 45 RPM, Single — Anchor — Argentina · 1975

France
Only Women — 7", 45 RPM, Single — Anchor — France · 1975

Germany
Only Women — 7", 45 RPM, Single — Anchor — Germany · 1975
Mexico
Only Women — 7", 45 RPM, Single — Anchor — Mexico · 1975
New Zealand
Only Women — 7", 45 RPM, Single — Anchor — New Zealand · 1975
Philippines
Only Women — 7", 45 RPM, Single — Anchor — Philippines · 1975
RELATED MATERIAL
Alice Cooper (1975) Welcome To My Nightmare
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