Spiders

Spiders

Band, *1964
Rock

The Spiders were a 1960s garage rock band, featuring Vincent Furnier (later known as Alice Cooper (2)) on lead vocals. Initially formed as the Earwigs, then played as the Spiders throughout the sixties, Vincent Furnier, Glen Buxton, Michael Bruce, Dennis Dunaway and John Speer became The Nazz in 1967. Speer was quickly replaced by Neal Smith and the band soon changed their name to Alice Cooper.

Members

	Glen Buxton g, voc 1947-1997 US
	Dennis Dunaway b, voc *1946 US
	Michael Bruce voc, p, org *1948 US
	Vincent Furnier voc *1948 US
	John Tatum frh
	John Speer dr US

Popular Tracks

Shake Electric on Shake Electric by Spiders

Why Don't You on Why Don’t You by Spiders

Hanging On The Telephone on Hanging On The Telephone by Spiders

Moonage Daydream on Moonage Daydream by Blues Pills & Spiders

Burning For You on Killer Machine by Spiders

Dead Or Alive on Killer Machine by Spiders

Like A Wild Child on Killer Machine by Spiders

Don't Blow Your Mind on Why Don't You Love Me / Hitch Hike / Don't Blow Your Mind / Why Don't You Love Me by Spiders

Shock And Awe on Killer Machine by Spiders

Hard Times on Shake Electric by Spiders

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Discography

Title	Artist	Year	Type
Why Don't You Love Me / Hitch Hike	Spiders	2011	Single
Why Don't You Love Me	Spiders	1998	Single
Don't Blow Your Mind	Spiders	1966	Single
The Spiders Vs The Nazz Or "Sweet Alice With The Boys After School"	Spiders Vs The Nazz		Compil.

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Acknowledgements

To all the music fans that are contributing on Discogs, MusicBrainz and Wikipedia. Thanks to Franz Flückiger for providing Storygram used to visualize band membership.