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ALICE COOPER: 'The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson' Appearance Posted Online

September 17, 2005

ALICE COOPER made a guest appearance on "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" on Thursday night (Sept. 15). Alice and his band performed "Sunset Babies (All Got Rabies)", taken from his latest album, "Dirty Diamonds", followed by a short interview with Cooper. Watch the appearance online in three parts: Part#1, Part#2, Part#3 (Windows Media).

"Dirty Diamonds" (New West) was ALICE COOPER's highest-charting album on The Billboard 200 in 11 years. The CD opened at No. 169 in the week ended August 7. That's COOPER's highest-debuting and highest-charting set since "The Last Temptation of Alice Cooper", which debuted and peaked at No. 68 in July 1994.

"Diamonds" is the 23rd chart album of COOPER's career, which began with the debut of "Pretties for You" in June 1969. That LP reached No. 193. The most successful ALICE COOPER album is "Billion Dollar Babies", which spent the week of April 21, 1973 at No. 1.

(Thanks: SickthingsUK)

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