
About Willie Alexander and the Boom Boom Band
A Philadelphia native, Willie “Loco” Alexander moved to Boston, U.S.A. and took over from Lou Reed when he left the Velvet Underground in 1971, recording the album 'Squeeze'. After various solo recordings in the early 1970s, Alexander formed the Boom Boom Band and released the eponymous, punk style 'Willie Alexander and the Boom Boom Band' which got substantial airplay on college radio stations at the height of the punk movement, with tracks such as 'Radio Heart'
Top Tracks
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Radio Heart
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Kerouac
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Rock & Roll '78
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You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
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Everybody Knows
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You Beat Me to It
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Looking Like A Bimbo
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Home Is
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Look At Me
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Hair
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