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The album features guest appearances from well-known musicians, including Aerosmith's Joe Perry, Bob Seger, Cheap Trick's Rick Nielsen, Donna Summer, Helen Reddy and Cher. Though an unknown at the time, backing vocalist Katey Sagal would go on to a successful television career.
- April–July 1978
- Gene Simmons, Sean Delaney
- September 18, 1978
17. Sept. 2023 · Gene Simmons released the weirdest of Kiss' four simultaneously-released solo albums on Sept. 18, 1978.
- Matthew Wilkening
In 1978, Reddy sang as a backup singer on Gene Simmons's solo album on the song "True Confessions". That year also saw the release of Reddy's only live album, Live in London , recorded at the London Palladium .
19. Nov. 2021 · Ace Frehley said Gene Simmons made a mistake when he worked with Helen Reddy on his solo album. The album included a song that became a minor hit in the United States and the United Kingdom.
Gene Simmons Ironically, this song featured the feminist icon Helen Reddy on backing vocals. According to Gene, "Helen Reddy was incredibly straight. She was like, 'I am woman, glorified.' She had a song called 'I Am Woman' and that was her big hit and I think she was offended by all this male 'cock rock' type of music, but she was willing to ...
19. Apr. 2017 · “Tunnel of Love” and “True Confessions” are two of Gene’s non-descript exploits, fairly ordinary songs given a huge boost by the larger than life production (by Gene and Sean Delaney). The backing vocals are immaculately arranged. “Tunnel” features Joe Perry and Donna Summer. Helen Reddy sings on “True Confessions ...
Gene Simmons is a 1978 solo album from the bassist and vocalist of American hard rock band Kiss. It was one of four solo albums released by the members of Kiss on September 18, 1978. The other albums were released by Ace Frehley, Paul Stanley and Peter Criss.
