Betsy (Bitch album)
Betsy is a studio album by Betsy Weiss and members of L.A. heavy metal band Bitch, released in 1988 on Metal Blade Records.[1] Although the album was recorded by the same group as the previous two heavier, and S&M-themed, heavy metal albums, the band released this third album under the artist name Betsy, the name of Betsy Weiss aka "Betsy Bitch", their lead singer, and with a softer and more commercial sound which was all done in an effort and in hopes to appeal to a wider audience. After the album the band reverted back to their heavier sound along with the name Bitch after this attempt at commercialism proved unsuccessful.
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| Released | 1988 | |||
| Studio | Sound City Studios | |||
| Genre | Hard rock | |||
| Label | Metal Blade / Enigma | |||
| Producer | Chris Minto | |||
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Track listing
- You Want It You Got It 3:25 (Bruce Turgon, Chris Minto, Pamela Moore)
- You'll Never Get Out (Of This Love Alive) 3:18 (Minto, Moore, Gary Cambra)
- Devil Made You Do It 4:00 (Betsy Weiss, "The Boys")
- Rock N' Roll Musician 4:13 (Weiss, David Carruth)
- Cold Shot To The Heart 3:45 (Weiss, "The Boys")
- Flesh And Blood 2:50 (Turgon, Minto, Barlow)
- Turn You Inside Out 3:44 (Minto, Barlow, "The Boys")
- What Am I Gonna Do With You 4:36 (Weiss, "The Boys")
- Stand Up For Rock 3:43 (Weiss, Ron Cordy)
- Sunset Strut 4:28 (Weiss, "The Boys")
- Get Out 2:55
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References
- The Guinness encyclopedia of popular music - Volume 1 - Page 412 1561591769 Colin Larkin - 1995 - Led by female vocalist Betsy Weiss, a former ska singer, they released Be My Slave, with David Carruth (guitar), Mark ...
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