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Alice Cooper at Rod Laver Arena on Friday 20 October 2017. Photo by Ros O'Gorman

Alice Cooper at Rod Laver Arena on Friday 20 October 2017. Photo by Ros O'Gorman

Alice Cooper drops fans some Breadcrumbs

by Paul Cashmere on July 22, 2019

in News

Alice Cooper will release ‘Breadcrumbs’ in September, an E.P. of covers and special guests.

‘Breadcrumbs’ honors Alice’s hometown heroes from Detroit.

MC5’s Wayne Kramer will play on a cover of his MC5 song ‘Sister Anne’. The E.P. also has Mark Farner of Grand Funk Railroad, Johnny ‘Bee’ Badanjek of Detroit Wheels and jazz singer Paul Randolph.

The E.P. was produced by longtime Alice cohort Bob Ezrin. Only 20,000 copies will be produced in 10 inch vinyl for worldwide release.

Pre-orders are open now.

Alice Cooper – Breadcrumbs Track List

1. Detroit City 2020
2. Go Man Go
3. East Side Story (Bob Seger)
4. Your Mama Won’t Like Me (Suzi Quatro)
5. Devil With a Blue Dress / Chains of Love (Detroit Wheels)
6. Sister Anne (MC5)

Alice is also working on a new album for 2020.

Alice Cooper started his Ol’ Black Eyes Is Back tour on July 4 in Connecticut.

Alice Cooper Ol’ Black Eyes Is Back Tour setlist

Feed My Frankenstein (from Hey Stoopid, 1991)
No More Mr. Nice Guy (from Billion Dollar Babies, 1973)
Bed of Nails (from Trash, 1989)
Raped and Freezin’ (from Billion Dollar Babies, 1973)
Fallen in Love (from Paranormal, 2018)
Muscle of Love (from Muscle of Love, 1973)
I’m Eighteen (from Love It To Death, 1971)
Billion Dollar Babies (from Billion Dollar Babies, 1973)
Poison (from Trash, 1989)
Guitar Solo
Roses on White Lace (from Raise Your Fist and Yell, 1987)
My Stars (from School’s Out, 1972)
Devil’s Food (from Welcome To My Nightmare, 1975)
Black Widow Jam (from Welcome To My Nightmare, 1975)
Steven (from Welcome To My Nightmare, 1975)
Dead Babies (from Killer, 1971)
I Love the Dead (from Billion Dollar Babies, 1973)
Escape (from Welcome To My Nightmare, 1975)
Teenage Frankenstein (from Constrictor, 1987)

Encore:
Under My Wheels (from Killer, 1971)
School’s Out (from School’s Out, 1972)

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