Nuclear Cowboy
Nuclear Cowboy is the fourth studio album by John Sykes. Released in 2000, in this album he experiments with adding electronic sounds to his characteristic guitar and vocal work.
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| Released | October, 2000, Japan | |||
| Genre | Hard rock | |||
| Length | 49.36 | |||
| Label | Mercury Japan | |||
| Producer | John Sykes | |||
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Track listing
- "Intro"- 0:34 (John Sykes)
- "We Will"- 4:07 (Sykes)
- "Nuclear Cowboy"- 4:23 (Sykes, Peter Black)
- "Arc Angel"- 4:56 (Sykes, Black)
- "Nothing Means Nothing"- 4:35 (Sykes)
- "Talking 'bout Love"- 5:39 (Sykes, Black)
- "One Way System"- 3:42 (Sykes)
- "Interlude "All Good People"- 0:25 (Sykes)
- "Degraded"- 4:16 (Sykes, Black)
- "Sick"- 4:10 (Sykes, Black)
- "I Wish It Would Rain"- 7:13 (Sykes)
- "Raising the Devil"- 5:36 (Sykes)
Personnel
- John Sykes - guitar & vocals
- Carmine Appice - drums and percussion
- Jamie Muhoberac - keyboards and piano
- Marco Mendoza - bass guitar
- Tommy O'Steen - drum parts on "Talking 'Bout Love"
- Alex Alessandroni - keyboards and piano
- Curt Bisquera - drums
- Bonnie Bonnepart - drums
- Peter Black - programming
- Mars Lazar - programming
- Adam Schiff - programming
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