The Billion Dollar Babies

In 1977, three of Alice Cooper’s former band users recorded just a little known album with no influential shock rocker and called themselves the Billion Buck Babies. That 12 months, Mike Bruce (acoustic guitar, vocals), Dennis Dunaway (bass) and Neal Smith (drums) teamed up with keyboardist Bob Dolin and guitarist/ vocalist Mike Marconi and called themselves after Cooper’s Billion Buck Babies recording of 1973, that was among his biggest retailers. Offering proficient but unremarkable hard rock and roll and arena rock and roll that wasn’t almost as unique or as interesting as Cooper’s personal music, the Billion Buck Babies recorded Fight Axe for Polydor in 1977. The LP bombed commercially, as well as the Billion Buck Babies never documented a second recording. Battle Axe continues to be out of printing since the past due 1970s and it is improbable to ever end up being reissued on Compact disc, although Tendolar (a bootleg label) swiped three of its choices (&”Too Teen,” &”Want Your Like” and &”Dance BESIDE ME”) in the 1990s for the Cooper bootleg Camelback Children.