Alice Cooper - Detroit Tube Works Television Show, WXON Studios, Walled Lake, Michigan, January 10, 1971 (SBD) DVD Audio

Alice Cooper
Detroit Tube Works Television Show
WXON Studios
Walled Lake, Michigan
January 10, 1971
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
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01 Alice Cooper - I'm Eighteen
02 Alice Cooper - Is It My Body (Take 1)
03 Alice Cooper - Is It My Body (Take 2)
04 Alice Cooper - Black JuJu

Total Playing Time: 26mn 44sc

Vincent Furnier a.k.a. Alice Cooper – vocals
Glen Buxton (R.I.P.) – lead guitar
Michael Bruce – rhythm guitar, keyboards and backing vocals
Dennis Dunaway – bass and backing vocals
Neal Smith – drums and backing vocals

JustDave's Notes:
- Thanks go out to the original author of the DVD and to ellmojackson for posting the DVD on Guitars101.

Recording notes:
- The recording is made up of live in the studio performances by the original Alice Cooper Band.
- There is no studio audience so present.
- The Detroit Tube Works was a live in studio broadcast on a local Detroit UHF television channel. There was also a live simulcast of the audio on KSHE 95 FM Detroit. The Alice Cooper Band was the premiere episode of the show. I have found a couple more recordings from the program. A Johnny Winter set where Johnny Winter and his bass player sit surrounded by a studio audience playing the blues. A Rolling Stones broadcast from Olympia Stadium. A Captain Beefheart in studio performance. Humble Pie, Fleetwood Mac, and John Lee Hooker

Other Notes:
- The Alice Cooper Band was formed by Detroit native Vincent Furnier and four of his High School friends. From their very early days as Nazz through their days as The Spiders the young band always wanted to have a very visual element to their performances. At the end of their very first show they staged a fake fist fight and break up of the band on stage.
- Vincent Furnier portrayed many characters on stage to go with the songs being performed. Alice Cooper was just one of those characters.
- As more and more songs were written for the Alice Cooper character Vincent Furnier took the character name as his stage name.
- The band was misunderstood in their Arizona home so they moved to California. California audiences didn't know how to take the Alice Cooper Band, character and their music. The band had to move to Detroit where the Detroit audiences made the band feel at home.

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Project Started: December 30, 2025      Project Finished: December 30, 2025

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