Valley of the Dolls (album)
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| Studio album by Generation X | ||
| Released | 1979 | |
| Label | Chrysalis | |
| Producer(s) | Ian Hunter | |
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| Generation X chronology | ||
| Generation X (1978) |
Valley of the Dolls (1979) |
Kiss Me Deadly (1981) |
Valley Of The Dolls was Generation X's 1979 second album and was produced by Ian Hunter. The album contained the UK hit singles: "King Rocker", which reached No. 11 in the charts in January 1979, the title track "Valley Of The Dolls", which made No. 23 in April of the same year and "Friday's Angels", which got to No. 62 in June 1979.
[edit] Track listing
(all songs written by Idol/James except where noted).
- "Running With The Boss Sound"
- "Night Of The Cadillacs"
- "Paradise West"
- "Friday's Angels"
- "King Rocker"
- "Valley Of The Dolls"
- "English Dream"
- "Love Like Fire"
- "The Prime Of Kenny Silvers (Part One)"
- "The Prime Of Kenny Silvers (Part Two)"
- "Gimme Some Truth" (Lennon) (2002 CD Bonus Track)
- "Shakin' All Over (Kidd) (2002 CD Bonus Track)
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