
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'
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Radio Heart
Kerouac
Rock & Roll '78
You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
Everybody Knows
You Beat Me to It
Looking Like A Bimbo
Home Is
Look At Me
Hair
Gravelly Hill
mass ave
Mass. Ave.
At The Post Office
Ogalala
Oh Daddy Oh
Hey Kid
At The Rat
Mystery Training
Telephone Sex
Aaww
You Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
Hit Her Wid Da Axe
High Tide Heroes
You Looked So Pretty When
Rock And Roll '78
Who Killed Deanna
Fred Buck's Footsteps
Gravely Hill
Pup Tune
So Innocent
Oceans Condo Lll
Kerouac (Live At Boston/August 27 1976)
At The Rat (Live At Boston/August 27 1976)
Pup Tune (Live At Boston/August 27 1976)
Everybody Knows (Versionn 3)
You've Lost That Loving Feeling
Rock & Roll 78
You've Got That Lovin' Feelin'
She Wanted Me (From Single Somor 810x27)
Modern Lovers
Oceans Condo III
Oceans Condo #ll
Rock'n'Roll '78
Hit Her Wid De Axe (Live At Boston/August 27 1976)
Dirty Eddy (From Single Somor 810x27)
Garbage Man (Live At Cambridge/May 1976)
You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
Diry Eddie
For Old Times Sake
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