Billion Dollar Babies Era 2

Billion Dollar Babies 7" Promotional Vinyl Single

1973, Warner Brothers, WB 7724

This USA 7" promotional vinyl single features white Warner Brothers labels, comes in a Warner Brothers paper sleeve, and includes Mono and Stereo versions of Billion Dollar Babies (from the Billion Dollar Babies album) on Sides A and B respectively. This was a common feature of promotional singles at the time, as it enabled radio stations to play songs on both AM (Mono) and FM (Stereo) stations.

Each label also includes an 'Intro' time, which helped DJs to understand how long they had to introduce a song prior to the lyrics beginning.

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Billion Dollar Babies 7" Vinyl Single

1973, Warner Brothers, WB 7724

This USA 7" vinyl single features 'Palm Tree' Warner Brothers labels and includes Billion Dollar Babies on Side A and Mary Ann on Side B (both from the Billion Dollar Babies album).

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Billion Dollar Babies 7" Vinyl Single

1973, Warner Brothers, WB 16307

This German 7" vinyl single features 'Palm Tree' Warner Brothers labels, comes in a paper sleeve, and includes Billion Dollar Babies on Side A and Halo Of Flies on Side B (from the Billion Dollar Babies and Killer albums respectively).

The sleeve features the same Billion Dollar Baby logo from the original album artwork (above) on the front and back, but with alternative track titles printed in large yellow font.

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Billion Dollar Babies 7" Vinyl Single

1973, Warner Brothers, 16307

This French 7" vinyl single features green etched Warner Brothers labels, comes in a paper sleeve, and includes Billion Dollar Babies on Side A and Halo Of Flies on Side B (from the Billion Dollar Babies and Killer albums respectively).  

The sleeve has an image of the Alice Cooper Group (well, Alice, plus Neal Smith hidden away behind the large text) performing live on the front and on the back is promotional material for four of the Alice Cooper Group's albums (i.e. Love It To Death, School's Out, Killer and Billion Dollar Babies).

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Billion Dollar Babies 7" Vinyl Single

1973, Warner Brothers, WB P-1247W

This Japanese 7" vinyl single features 'Palm Tree' Warner Brothers labels, comes in a Warner Brothers paper sleeve complete with colour insert, and includes Billion Dollar Babies on Side A and Mary Ann on Side B (both from the Billion Dollar Babies album).

The insert features a striking image comprised of Alice performing live (which also appeared on the 1973 Dutch 7" release of Halo Of Flies) and a billion dollar bill set against a bright background plus additional flamboyant Japanese hype text. On the back are track listings, lyrics and credits.

A promotional copy of this release also exists, which is identical except that it features white vinyl labels instead.

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Billion Dollar Babies 7" Vinyl Single

1973, Warner Brothers, N-S-63-45

This Portuguese 7" vinyl single features 'Palm Tree' Warner Brothers labels, comes in a paper sleeve, and includes Billion Dollar Babies on Side A and Mary Ann on Side B (both from the Billion Dollar Babies album).

The front of the sleeve features a purple-tone image of Alice and on the back are track listings and credits.

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Billion Dollar Babies Replica 1973 Medallion

Bermagot Brass Works, 2011

This nice medallion is a replica of the extremely rare gold coloured item from 1973 that was handed out to members of the Alice Cooper 'family' (e.g. the band, crew members and promoters etc). It is thought that only about 50 were originally made.

The silver replicas were sold for a short period (about 2 weeks) in 2011 and have themselves become quite sought after.

Billion Dollar Babies Coin

2023

This Billion Dollar Babies themed 'gold' coin was sold on the official Alice Cooper EU store and features the Billon Dollar Baby logo from the original album release (above) on the front and a dollar-shaped snake on the back.

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