Convertible Music

Convertible Music
Studio album by Josie Cotton
Released	1982
Genre	Pop rock, new wave
Length	31:05
Label	Elektra
Producer	Roy Thomas Baker Bobby and Larson Paine
Josie Cotton chronology
Convertible Music (1982) From the Hip (1984)From the Hip1984

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Convertible Music is the 1982 new wave debut album by pop rock artist Josie Cotton, released on Elektra Records.

Convertible Music contained Cotton's two most well-known songs, the minor hits "Johnny Are You Queer?" and "He Could Be The One", both of which were later performed by Cotton herself in the 1983 movie Valley Girl, as well as appearing on the film's hit soundtrack (#155, Billboard 200).

Track listing

1. "He Could Be The One" (Paine, Paine) - 2:48
2. "Rockin' Love" (Paine, Paine) - 3:02
3. "Waitin' For Your Love" (Cotton) - 3:21
4. "So Close" (Cotton) - 2:39
5. "I Need The Night, Tonight" (Cotton) - 3:12
6. "Johnny Are You Queer?" (Paine, Paine) - 2:46
7. "Systematic Way" (Cotton) - 2:57
8. "Another Girl" (Cotton) - 3:14
9. "Bye, Bye Baby" (Cotton) - 2:57
10. "No Pictures Of Dad" (Giltridge) - 3:33
11. "Tell Him" (Russell) - 2:36

Personnel

• Josie Cotton - Vocals
• Bobby Paine - Guitar, Bass
• Pete McRae - Guitar
• J.B. Frank - Keyboards - future member of glam rockers Kingdom Come
• Gary Ferguson - Drums, later with Gary Moore

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