Alvin Stardust (album)

Alvin Stardust is the second album by English pop singer Alvin Stardust, released in 1974 on the Magnet Records label.[1][2]

Alvin Stardust
Studio album by
Alvin Stardust
Released1974
GenrePop
LabelMagnet Records
ProducerPeter Shelley
Alvin Stardust chronology
The Untouchable
(1974)		 Alvin Stardust
(1974)		 Rock With Alvin
(1975)

Track listing
  1. "Red Dress" (Peter Shelley)
  2. "Heartbeat" (Alvin Stardust)
  3. "Just Love Me Baby" (Alvin Stardust, John Fiddy)
  4. "Where's She Gone" (Peter Shelley, Alvin Stardust)
  5. "You You You" (Peter Shelley)
  6. "Chilli Willi" (Peter Shelley)
  7. "Jump Down!" (Peter Shelley, John Hudson, Dave Maynerd)
  8. "Shake On Little Roller!" (Peter Shelley)
  9. "Tell Me Why" (Peter Shelley)
  10. "First Train Out" (Peter Shelley)
  11. "Blind Fool" (Peter Shelley, Alvin Stardust)[3][4]

All songs published by Magnet Records Ltd. 1974.

Production
  • Producer - Peter Shelley
  • Recording Engineer - John Hudson
  • Assistant Engineer - James Guthrie
  • Musical Director - John Fiddy
  • Front Album Cover Photography - Kate Simon
  • Back Album Cover Photography - Brian Aris
  • Design - National Publicity
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References
  1. "Alvin Stardust". last.fm. Retrieved 8 November 2013.
  2. "Alvin Stardust". apple.com. Retrieved 8 November 2013.
  3. "Alvin Stardust". discogs.com. Retrieved 8 November 2013.
  4. "Alvin Stardust - Alvin Stardust". cherryred.com.uk. Archived from the original on 2013-10-20. Retrieved 8 November 2013.
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