from FROM THE INSIDE
Written by Alice Cooper, Bernie Taupin & Dick Wagner
In 1977, legendary rocker Alice Cooper (born Vincent Damon Furnier) was at the height of his career, yet really caught up in a self-destructive alcohol and drug addiction. His wife and manager forced him to go to rehab. The rockstar spent one month in a New York sanitarium.
from HOW YOU GONNA SEE ME NOW (single)
written by Alice Cooper, Bernie Taupin & Dick Wagner
“How You Gonna See Me Now” was the lead single from Alice Cooper’s From The Inside album. Co-written by the rock star with guitarist Dick Wagner and Elton John’s lyricist Bernie Taupin, this intense ballad became a solid hit by reaching #12 on Billboard’s Hot 100 in late 1978. David Foster added his polished feel to the slick arrangement and production by giving the song an out-of-the-box radio-friendly appeal. “How You Gonna See Me Now” was one of the first major hits that Foster produced and a review can be found here in the archives.
from FROM THE INSIDE
written by Alice Cooper, Bernie Taupin & Dick Wagner
“From The Inside,” released in 1978, was Alice Cooper’s 11th studio album. Produced and arranged by David Foster, that record matched Cooper’s most typical hard rock style with Foster’s slick and elegant sounds. “From The Inside” is a concept album based on the singer’s stay in a New York mental hospital to fight his alcoholism.
from THEATRE OF DEATH: LIVE AT HAMMERSMITH 2009
written by Alice Cooper, David Foster, Steve Lukather & Bernie Taupin
You’ll probably never hear a heavier sounding David Foster co-written song than this live version of Alice Cooper’s “Nurse Rozetta.” Earlier this year, the legendary heavy metal singer/songwriter released a new live CD/DVD entitled “Theatre Of Death: Live At Hammersmith 2009.”
From HOW YOU GONNA SEE ME NOW/NO TRICKS (single)
Written by Alice Cooper, Dick Wagner & Bernie Taupin
The last part of 1978 saw the release of Alice Cooper’s new record, “From The Inside.” The rock superstar wrote that concept album about his three months experience in a mental hospital fighting his problems with alcohol and drugs.
