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- Calico Cooper. Calico is Alice and his wife Sherly Goddard's eldest daughter, born on May 19, 1981. Calico is a multitalented woman who can sing, act, and direct shows.
- Dashiell Cooper. Born on June 3, 1985, in Phoenix, Arizona, Dashiell, also known as Dash, is Alice and Sheryl's second child. Dashiell is a happily married man, raising three kids with his wife, Morgan Cooper.
- Sonora Cooper. Born in 1992, Sonora is Alice Cooper and Sheryl Goddard's youngest child in the family. Despite the fact that she was born to famous parents and has two famous siblings, Sonora appeared uninterested in fame.
- Tap Dance Lessons, Yes, But Zoom, No
- A Shock to The System in The Early Days
- 'And Yeah, I'm Pretty Lovable'
- Bob Dylan Would Never Make It on 'American Idol'
Cooper and Goddard, a dancer who has long appeared in her husband’s show, took tap dance lessons virtually in the backyard on Wednesday nights during quarantine. He spent time in his home studio writing and recording. There was some Zoom-ing, but for a guy like Cooper who feeds his Frankenstein by whipping up a crowd in person, performing virtually...
There’s something about knowing that Cooper is back on the road, wielding his walking stick and top hat, that goes a long way toward feeling like things are indeed getting back to normal. After nearly 30 albums, first with the band Alice Cooper for five years and then as a solo artist who took the same name, the we’re-not-worthy “Wayne’s World” cam...
After Cooper went solo in 1975 and it looked like he was getting painted into a corner as a “scary guy,” his manager Shep Gordon (the two have been together for 53 years), came up with the idea to show people there was more to him than his dark side. Gordon booked him on “The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson.” In 1977, there was Cooper, dressed ...
Back when Alice Cooper was playing Brown County Veterans Memorial Arena in the ‘70s, it was what he called “the golden era of creativity.” The Beatles had already happened and showed other bands how it’s done. Then the Rolling Stones came along. They were more “street guys.” Artists of that era each had their own distinct sound and kind of performa...
Feb 26, 2021 · Sonora Cooper, born in 1992, is Alice Cooper and Sheryl Goddard's youngest daughter. Last year in an interview with Cleveland, Cooper said: "My daughter (Sonora) is going to have a baby in July". She lives with her husband, Diego Diaz, but keeps her private life under wraps.
- Welcome to My Nightmare (1975) Welcome to My Nightmare. Devil’s Food. The Black Widow. Some Folks. Only Women Bleed. Department of Youth. Cold Ethyl. Years Ago.
- Alice Cooper Goes to Hell (1976) Go to Hell. You Gotta Dance. I’m the Coolest. Didn’t We Meet. I Never Cry. Give the Kid a Break. Guilty. Wake Me Gently. Wish You Were Here.
- Lace and Whiskey (1977) It’s Hot Tonight. Lace and Whiskey. Road Rats. Damned If You Do. You and Me. King of the Silver Screen. Ubangi Stomp. (No More) Love at Your Convenience.
- From the Inside (1978) From the Inside. Wish I Were Born in Beverly Hills. The Quiet Room. Nurse Rozetta. Millie and Billie. Serious. How You Gonna See Me Now.
The original Alice Cooper band released seven studio albums together: Pretties for You (1969), Easy Action (1970), Love It to Death (1971), Killer (1971), School’s Out (1972), Billion Dollar Babies (1973), and Muscle of Love (1973).
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Originating in Phoenix, Arizona, in 1964, Alice Cooper was originally a band consisting of Furnier, guitarists Glen Buxton and Michael Bruce, bassist Dennis Dunaway, and drummer Neal Smith. The band released seven albums from 1969 to 1973, and broke up in 1975.
