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KING
KOBRA
III
Released : 1988
Produced by : Carmine Appice
Time : 39:23
01
Mean
Street Machine |
(4:27)
Philips/Appice/Jones |
02
Take
It Off
|
(3:57)
Philips/Mark Free/Appice |
03
Walls
Of Silence |
(5:24)
Nortrup |
04
Legends
Never Die
|
(5:03)
Simmons/Micki Free/Mitchell |
05
Redline
|
(4:07)
Philips/Appice/Jones |
06
Burning
In Her Fire
|
(3:33)
Nortrup |
07
Perfect
Crime |
(3:56)
Nortrup/Edwards/Hicks/Hart |
08
It's
My Life
|
(3:40)
Simmons/Stanley |
09
Number
One
|
(5:10)
Philips/Appice |
released 1988 by New
Renaissance Records
LABELS
:
USA
: Rocker/New Renaissance Records -
compact disc - NRCD-26
USA
: Rocker/New Renaissance Records -
music cassette - NRC-26
USA
: Rocker/New Renaissance Records -
LP - NRLP-26
Europe : Music For Nations - compact disc - CDMFN 86
Europe : Music For Nations - LP - LPMFN 86
USA : The Great American Music Company -
2CD - 230 (November 2, 2010)
Late 2010 "KING KOBRA III" is reissued together with KING
KOBRA's "2001 album "Hollywood Trash" as a 2CD release entitled
"Kollection".
line-up :
Carmine
Appice (drums, percussion, background vocals)
David Michael-Philips (lead-, rhythm-, acoustic-, slide- and
bass guitars; background vocals)
Johny 'Boy' Edwards (lead vocals)
Jeff Northrup (lead- and rhythm guitars)
Larry Hart (bass)
guest musicians :
Peter
Criss (KK
Choir - background vocals on track 2)
Johny
Rod (KK Choir - background vocals)
Steve
Sacchi (KK Choir - background vocals)
Mark
Olson (KK Choir - background vocals)
Bryson
Jones (KK Choir - background vocals)
Sarah
Appice (KK Choir - background vocals)
Bob Spinella (KK Choir - background vocals)
David Flynn (KK Choir - background vocals)
NOTES
:
Produced
by Carmine Appice.
Co-Produced by David Michael-Philips and Alex Woltman.
Engineered by Alex Woltman.
Recorded at American Recording, Woodland Hills, CA; The Edge
Studios, LA, CA;
Pasha Music House, Hollywood, CA; Baby-O Studios, Hollywood,
CA;
Sound City, Van Nuys, CA; Record Plant, Hollywood, CA.
With special guest Peter Criss background vocals on "Take
It Off"
"It's My Life" and "Legends Never Die" also
appeared on Wendy
O' Williams
"W.O.W." solo album.
rumor : At first Gene Simmons should produce this
album, but later on Carmine Appice decided to do it himself.
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