Live and Sleazy

Live album / Studio Album by Village People

Released

September 1979

Genre

Disco

Length

70:14

Village People chronology

Go West
(1979)

Live and Sleazy
(1979)

Can't Stop the Music
(1980)

Singles from Live and Sleazy

"Ready for the 80's"
Released: October 1979
"Sleazy"
Released: 1979

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Live and Sleazy is the fifth album by the Village People and features a mixture of live and studio recordings. It was released as a double LP. The album featured numerous lead singers: the original cop Victor Willis (tracks 1–6), the current cop Ray Simpson (tracks 8, 9, and 11), the construction worker David Hodo (track 7), and the G.I. Alex Briley (track 10). Horace Ott was credited as the arranger and conductor of the string and horn sections.

Track listing

All music composed by Jacques Morali

Live

No.	Title	Songwriter^[1]
1.	"Fire Island"	J. Morali, H. Belolo, B. Whitehead, P. Hurtt
2.	"Hot Cop"	J. Morali, H. Belolo, V. Willis
3.	"Medley: "San Francisco (You've got Me) / In Hollywood (Everybody is a Star)"	J. Morali, H. Belolo, B. Whitehead, P. Hurtt
4.	"Macho Man"	J. Morali, H. Belolo, V. Willis, B. Whitehead
5.	"In the Navy"	J. Morali, H. Belolo, V. Willis
6.	"Y.M.C.A."	J. Morali, H. Belolo, V. Willis

Sleazy

All songs written by J. Morali, H. Belolo, B. Whitehead, P. Hurtt

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Sleazy"
2.	"Rock and Roll Is Back Again"
3.	"Ready for the 80's"
4.	"Save Me (Ballad)"
5.	"Save Me (Uptempo Version)"

Note: The Rebound Records CD release placed the studio tracks before the live tracks.

Personnel ^[2]

Village People

Victor Willis – lead vocal on "Live"
Ray Simpson – lead vocals on "Sleazy" (album)
David "Scar" Hodo – backing vocals, lead vocals on "Sleazy" (song)
Alex Briley – backing vocals, lead vocals on "Save Me (Ballad)"
Randy Jones – backing vocals
Felipe Rose – backing vocals
Glenn M. Hughes – backing vocals

Production

Jacques Morali – producer
Henri Belolo – executive producer
Horace Ott – string and horn arrangements, conductor
Michael Hutchinson – mixing on "Sleazy" side
Joe Barbaria – engineer
Michael Hutchinson – engineer
Steve Mitchell – engineer
Carla Bandini – assistant engineer
Chris Fergesen – assistant engineer
Derek Du Nann – assistant engineer
Doug Grinbergs – assistant engineer
Jon Smith – assistant engineer
Matthew Weiner – assistant engineer
Stephen Lumel – art direction
Lynn Goldsmith – photography

References

↑ Discogs info 2. Retrieved September 18, 2015
↑ Discogs. Retrieved September 18, 2015

Village People

Felipe Rose Alex Briley David "Scar" Hodo G. Jeff Olson Eric Anzalone Ray Simpson Miles Jaye Randy Jones Glenn Hughes Victor Willis

Studio albums	Village People Macho Man Cruisin' Go West Live and Sleazy Can't Stop the Music Renaissance Fox on the Box / In the Street Sex Over the Phone

Compilation and other albums	Live: Seoul Song Festival Greatest Hits Greatest Hits '89 Remixes The Best of Village People The Very Best Of 20th Century Masters, The Millennium Collection ... The Best of Village People

Singles	"San Francisco (You've Got Me)" "Village People" "I Am What I Am" "Macho Man" "Y.M.C.A." "In the Navy" "Go West" "Ready for the 80's" "Sleazy" "Can't Stop the Music" "Magic Night" "Do You Wanna Spend the Night" "5 O'Clock in the Morning" "Sex Over the Phone" "Livin' in the Wildlife" "Far Away in America"

Other songs	"Just a Gigolo" "I Ain't Got Nobody" "Hot Cop"

Concert tours	Living Proof: The Farewell Tour

Filmography	Can't Stop the Music

Related Articles	Jacques Morali Solo Man

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