The Tubes is the debut album by the namesake Bay Area art-rock/shock-rock band, released in 1975 on A&M.
Tracklist:
A1. “Up From the Deep” (4:28)
A2. “Haloes” (4:53)
A3. “Space Baby” (4:25)
A4. “Malagueña Salerosa” (3:52)
B1. “Mondo Bondage” (4:34)
B2. “What Do You Want From Life” (4:01)
B3. “Boy Crazy” (4:09)
B4. “White Punks on Dope” (6:49)
Credits:
Rick Marc Anderson — bass
Michael David Cotten — synthesizer, design
Prairie L’Emprere Prince — drums, design
William Edmond Spooner — guitar, vocals, writer
Roger Allan Steen — guitar, vocals, writer
Fee — lead vocals
Vince Leo Welnick — keyboards, writer
Alan Peter Kooper — producer, arrangements, mixing, writer
The Tubes — arrangements, writer
Dominic Frontiere — string arrangements, horn arrangements
Lee Rhett Kiefer — engineer, mixing
Don Seward Wood — assistant engineer
Roland Young — art direction
Ian Patrick — photography
Harry Mittman — photography
Re Styles — cover model
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