Good to See You Again, Alice Cooper

Filmed during the Alice Cooper 1973 tour that broke the U.S Box Office record (previously held by the Rolling Stones), Good to See You Again, Alice Cooper, documents the Billion Dollar Babies tour, filmed over 2 nights in Texas, on April 28th in Dallas, and April 29th in Houston. Alice Cooper - Vocals Michael Bruce - Guitar Glen Buxton - Guitar Dennis Dunaway - Bass Neal Smith - Drums Mick Mashbir - Guitar Bob Dolin - Keyboards The Amazing Randi - Dentist/Executioner Cindy Smith Dunaway - Dancing Tooth Joe Gannon directs movie, that features an opening skit of ‘The Lady Is a Tramp'. Other skits appear in the film, that sees Fred Smoot as a Germany film director chasing the group around, after they abandon his film shoot. Jefferson Kewley (who later played guitar on Alice’s 1978 ‘King of the Silver Screen’ tour), appears as Baron Krelve. Pat McAllister plays the bands manager. The film was shot on 16mm and blown up to 35mm. Before the movie was released in 1974, Alice was interviewed on BBC TV by Bob Harris for the Old Grey Whistle Test, where he talked about the movie, and they played a clip of ‘Unfinished Sweet’, which you can see on this channel here:    • Alice Cooper - Bob Harris interview Old Gr...   Steven Crayn