Atomic Playboys
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| Studio album by Steve Stevens | |||||
| Released | 1989 | ||||
| Recorded | - | ||||
| Genre | Rock, Flamenco, Blues | ||||
| Length | - | ||||
| Label | Wea International | ||||
| Producer | Steve Stevens | ||||
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Atomic Playboys is the first album released by guitarist and songwriter Steve Stevens, best known for playing for Billy Idol for several years. The style of the songs varies widely, between the Rock tunes of the anthemic title track and guitar riffs typical of Billy Idol's hits like Rebel Yell, a cover of the Sweet's classic "Action", and elaborate works of Flamenco.
The album cover art is by Swiss surrealist artist H.R. Giger (who designed the Xenomorph in the Alien film series).
[edit] Track listing
1. Atomic Playboys
2. Power of Suggestion
3. Action
4. Desperate Heart
5. Soul on Ice
6. Crackdown
7. Pet the Hot Kitty
8. Evening Eye
9. Woman of 1,000 Years
10. Run Across Desert Sands [Instrumental]
11. Slipping into Fiction
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Members
Perry McCarty-Vocals Steve Stevens-Guitar Gregg Gerson-Drums Bruce Turgon-Bass Phil Ashley-Keyboards
