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"Only Women Bleed" is a song written by Alice Cooper and Dick Wagner. It is a ballad about a woman in an abusive marriage. The song is often mistakenly presumed to be about menstruation, and that has limited its play on radio and in other public forums.
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Nope. Not violence. You got it right. On a side note, that is his wife. She plays many parts during his shows. He puts on a great show.
Over the last two decades his daughter Calico has taken over from her mother. She’s very good.
I saw Alice Cooper in Dayton, Ohio in 1982 I was 15 yrs old. The next day a begged my dad for a guitar. I was determined to be a Rock star. Today I work in a cabinet shop (I'm not complaining) but we've got a tight bar band. My wife does 90% of the vocals, but we do this one with me on vocals. We do Generation Landslide also with her back on vocals
@@GrilloTheFlightless Sheryl still tours with him today. Calico is busy with her own career.
@@robertadair3093 you're both right. I saw Calico on a show about children of rock stars. She said that she was doing Cheryl routines on the tour.
Cheryl's back in the shows,now.
Try not to read too much into the song, he’s one of the nicest people. His genre is shock rock. His shows are something to behold. Seen him 3 times and is amazing!
I've seen him live twice, his live shows are something else..
Cool. I also saw him in concert 3 times. Back in the 70s. What awesome concerts he put on back then. I was a " little different " back then from what i am now !!😉. I am now 64 and i still love alice cooper. Because he is a good man.
Just don't play a round of golf with Vincent, or at least decline to play for money if you do.
He'll leave you broke and naked. He's a straight-up killer on the links.
Alice Cooper is truly a legendary performer, known for his outrageous stage shows. Yet, despite the theatrics, his music has always taken center stage. This is one of his best-known hits, and has been covered by artists like Frank Sinatra and Etta James.
I love Etta's version!!
Alice is actually a very "normal" 73 year old man , rocker ,husband and father...
He's actually a very down to earth guy.... Whoda thunk it Mom and Dad, circa 73, ha ha 😂
Loves golfing as well. Not sure how often he gets out now.
You nailed it, his wife is the woman on stage in this song. He was pointing out the abuse woman put up with and some men as well.
Both Tina Turner and Eta James did Epic covers of this song!!!! Alice was a former alcoholic but he himself never abusive to his wife of over 40 years marriage. He was not promoting violence towards woman as much as how terrible this abuse is.
Alice/Vincent is a recovering alcoholic/ user who has been sober × 30? yrs now. He's stayed married for even longer & admits to causing his dancer wife much sorrow in his past~❤
Alice Cooper is one of the 'normal people' on the planet.
For the live performance, he is taking on the character that the song is about.
You hit it the nail on the head.
One of the biggest causes he fights for is against domestic violence.
He and Cheryl have been married for 40 plus years.
They met when she began dancing at his concerts. Now all these years later their daughter dances in the concerts.
This was released in the mid 70's. Originally the tense he sung in was in the second person. It was originally banned as "The Powers at Be" thought it was about periods. It's possibly the first song by a guy about spousal abuse. It's a masterpiece.
Yes Alice Cooper, I love him. You should check out more of his music.
Such a down to earth guy. His father was a minister, and he's a great family and business man.
The old Staples commercials with his daughter are hilarious. Just a genuine, nice person.
I have a lot of respect for him keeping his head in the turmoil of the rock music industry.
That wasn't his daughter.
Sincerely I loved your reaction. You’re absolutely right this song is not about violence. It’s more of a thank you for his wife taking on more than 50% of relationship relationship. I hope that makes sense.😀👍❤️✌️🌼
Alice Cooper is a rock legend. Been around since the late 60's. Not only this....he has been known to push the envelope, if you will, for human rights and such. He sticks up for the "little guy" as it were. He is a stand up guy and is still in the business. I know him to be a musical artist as well as a renowned producer...but he also hosts a radio program out of AZ (that is widely picked up) and still holds it down. A legend in every sense of the definition. Long live Alice...I wish more people thought/acted like him.
In 2013 I was at an Alice Cooper concert. He was amazing. I was lucky to see his wife acting and dancing on stage for him. She's great, too.
I’m surprised to hear that his wife was on stage with him in 2013. She retired from the stage show decades ago and his daughter Calico has been appearing instead over the last few decades. It’s nice to hear she still does some appearances though.
I used to tell family and friends about Alice.
They thought I was stupid.
ESPECIALLY my brother.
He would ALWAYS RAG ON ME about Alice and make sarcastic fun
of me and my favorite rocker.
All through the years (I am 61 at this time) he would give me shit
about him just to get under my skin.
He ALWAYS RAGGED on my choices in Rock Music and bands.
There was NO WAY IN HELL would he EVER go to ANY concerts I would go to.
Simply because I liked whoever was playing OR my taste in music.
One fine day, he decided to go see Alice's Dirty Diamonds Tour.
Yeah --- ONLY BECAUSE two of our cousins from the next town
100 miles away were going.
They BOTH were Alice "Freaks" like I am.
It was an open air concert at Viejas Indian Casino in lakeside california (We
lived in San Diego) and Cheap Trick opened the show.
My brother COULD NOT BELIEVE HOW GOOD ALICE WAS.
He was AMAZED at how ACTIVE on stage Alice is.
MORE than most of today's younger bands.
Cheap Trick was awesome as well.
My brother commented how Cheap Trick was a lot about the music whereas
ALICE --- was more about the SHOW.
PLUS the music.
My brother was an INSTANT Alice fan.
OF COURSE THIS PISSED ME OFF.
ALL those years I tried to get him to see Alice and he just SHIT all over me for it.
It had to take an "OUTSIDE" influence to get him there.
Afterwards, my brother acquired a few cd's and DVD's of Alice as he THEN
realized how good Alice really is.
However --- I am so happy that he got to understand what I knew all along.
An Alice show is incredible.
NOTHING LIKE IT.
I am 61 at this time and my brother was 3 years older than me.
He and my two other cousins have passed on in the last 3 years.
My brother got me into Rock Music as I was classically trained in Music
and Music Theory.
My two cousins got me into playing Bass Guitar.
YES -- I am a musician and STILL play Classic Rock and Early Metal.
GOD BLESS ALICE COOPER.
KISS.
AND BLACKIE LAWLESS (W.A.S.P.).
@@rayjingloryproductions3770 I'm sorry for the loss of your brother and your cousins.
When I became an Alice Cooper fan my relatives and my boyfriend acted like your brother. The only one who loved Alice, too was my pastor. 😂 God bless you.
@@GrilloTheFlightless Calico is more of a cameo now . Sheryl is since 2013 the nurse again. In the newest tours she plays several parts ( nurse, cold ethyl, some demented executioner...)
Frist power ballad against woman abuse. Alice is a great person and legend. One of the best performers on this planet.
This could be Alice's most sensitive song, and it has so much to say. If you want a good indication of Alice's showmanship, a performance of "Welcome to My Nightmare" is in order. Other great choices, "School's Out," "I'm Eighteen," "Dead Babies," "Under My Wheels,"... My personal favorites are "No More Mr. Nice Guy," and "Maryanne."
A rare hit song by Alice Cooper that illuminates the profound ugliness and sadness of domestic violence.
not domestic violence per say, but rather domestic neglect.
However the violence may be directed at other idiots out there that do it.
Alice is an interesting guy. He was a serious alcoholic in the 1970s but then became a born-again Christian. Nowadays he plays golf in Arizona but still performs the old songs in concert. One interesting fact is that he was very close to Groucho Marx before he died in 1977. Though he's known for hard rock songs, some of his bigger hits are soft ballads like this one, "I Never Cry", and "You and Me".
alice is a class act and nice guy.
This song was a huge left turn for Alice, his first true ballad. This live version doesn't even come close to conveying the tenderness and sympathy of the original. It was truly singular in it's time, a hard edged rocker speaking out for woman's plight.
Its all about his epiphany and the shame he felt when he realised he was found wanting as a father and husband. So he cleaned himself up and dedicated his life to doing the right thing for his family. Being a REAL man.
@@theghost6412 Alice grabbed the band from Lou Reed after the Rock and Roll Animal album. Prakash John, Dick Wagner, and Steve Hunter came in and Dick Wagner had this and a few others written. The Welcome to my Nightmare tour also had Davey Johnstone from Elton Johns band on the tour. Alice brought out the best in all his players and they all love him. Seeing him live is an amazing treat. This was the first time I was lucky enough to catch him live.
I like this live version more than the original.
I love most of alice 70s records his known for heavy rock but i love also his softer songs and his beauty voice
If you want a “Rock Star” role model, then Alice is the one! He got sober in the 70’s, been married almost 50 years, doesn’t drink/drug, barely swears (ass, damn at the worst), and he’s an actual minister. He’s well respected among his peers and actually counsels other rock stars to try and help them with their own addictions.
Just a living legend
He's amazing
My first Alice Cooper concert was in 1975 or so. Alice has three schools now that teach the arts to those that wouldn't have a chance elsewhere. His songs cover the dark ranges of humanity. Dealing with child abuse and family issues. The one message that rains supreme is that you never get away free. After this scene he is captured and has to pay for his actions. He is hung or put in the electric chair or decapitated for the sins he commits. Nobody gets out for free. There are very few "MUST SEES" as far as a group or performer but Alice is one of those. He is in his 70s and when he gets on stage that all goes away. Can't tell you how many times I've seen him but he has enough content that he rarely plays the same list twice. One of the few artists that truly appreciates where he is and how he got there. See him eating in a restaurant and he will set down his dinnerware and take time to chat with you. He is out on the road again and if you get a chance visit with him for a few hours.
Alice Cooper- "The Ballad of Dwight Frye Haunting and truly Epic BTW Alice Coopers first album was in 69 and hasn't slowed down since.
Saw him back in the day. Amazing show. I had never seen a concert like that then, or since. Took days to process it all. Alice Cooper is a true performer.
All your senses are AWAKENED !
He still puts on an amazing show and still going strong .
Living legend
Shocking rock theater ... and a clear message about domestic abuse. Kudos to Alice Cooper and Dick Wagner.
Saw him in 70s he had electric chair on stage great showman thanks for sharing your reaction
If u want a tear in ur eye try alice's every woman has a name, a under heard ballad that I think is his best. As for the visual of this video it's part of a multi song story alice is the villain but in the end of his show he's always executed and reborn just great theater 🎭
I'm glad I'm not the ONLY one to appreciate Every Woman has a name.
Very sad.
It chokes me up EVERY TIME.
I saw alice cooper in concert back in the 70s. Great concerts. Great man.
Yes you are spot on. I am a big fan of Cooper. Many people will put him down you understand. You are awesome thankyou.
Hard to believe how old that song is. I'm an Alice Cooper fan since the late 70s and my favorite album was From the Inside. Lyrics are his specialty. Thanks for doing this one. He's an underrated artist to be sure.
Ja, exactly!!! I've talked with sooo many people from more recent generation of das past 2
decades who simply do NOT get it. NO ONE I know from das generation who first heard
this song on das radio ever thought it was promoting abuse of women. Everyone knew
Alice Cooper was saying just das opposite...To always treat your girl right und we will stand
by you no matter what troubles in life we have. Don't take things out on us und we can help
get through it. We are not with a specific guy or another girl because we have to be there.
BTW...Das girl on stage ist his wife. This song was a dedication to her und her patience
to stand by him through so many years.
Auf Wiedersehen :-)
Down home Detroit boy my favorite band. Got me through my teen years. Listen to “I never cry”
I once Auditioned for the school talent show with that one.
I did it acapella.
It was the FIRST TIME I had EVER sang to a panel of judges.
I was 17.
It was 1977.
I failed miserably.
But NOW --- I am so far advanced in music.
I also play Bass Guitar and have been in MANY bands.
I even Auditioned for season 3 America's got talent.
I have lots of stage and recording experience among other things.
I ROCK.
The second best concert I ever went too, Welcome to my nightmare Wembley arena1975.
Alice Cooper is the ultimate showman. 3 facts you may never guess about him by looking at him on stage. #1 Son of a preacher. #2 He's highly intelligent. #3 He's a hell of a golfer.
I also heard he played a small part on the Leave It To Beaver show (as one of his friends maybe?) but I never confirmed this.
@@genecase9464 I think your referring to the urban legend that Alice Cooper as a teen played Eddie Haskell on the show. The part of Eddie was actually played by an actor named Osmand. I can't remember his first name though.
@@Gashouse69 Ya, I knew it wasn't the Eddie Haskell character but I thought maybe it might have been one of The Beaver's "fringe" friends that only appeared occasionally. I guess urban legends never die! Have a great day!
He has been married to the same lovely woman for more than 4 decades. This is a heartfelt song talking about how the woman does the bleeding while the man just does what he wants. It may have been that way back when he was drinking, but he has been sober for decades, teaches Sunday School, loves his wife and said he was never tempted to cheat on her on the road. Other guys in the music biz go to him for advice. I've been a fan of his since I was a kid... as soon as I heard School's Out, that was it. I was hooked for life
So many people don't get the meaning of this song. I really appreciate it that you did. Alice Cooper is one of my favorite Rockstars.
Yes! More Alice please! And you should also look up some of his live performances (best concert I've been to. He gets beheaded in one song)
Thank you! sometimes we as people we truly hurt the ones we love. There no excuse for spousal abuse! I understood when this song first came out and I was told " I didn't know what I was talking about, mind your business! Thank God , on this format enough people can see this and love Mr. Cooper who brought issue to your broad audience, this issue isn't cool or acceptable!!!!!
He is the son of a preacher. He plays a round of golf every day. He is the one and only (and very kind) Alice Cooper!!
Alice Cooper is a very down to earth cool guy .Seen him a few years ago just walking around a shopping mall with his family and as people recognised him he smiled and waved and he just carried on as normal .He seemed surprised that so many people were saying his name and waving but no one actually approached him which was very respectful to him .He must of had security around but they were not obviously visible . 😊 He was performing at an indoor concert arena in the city at the time. His stage persona is a character more so . Poison is my fav one by him .👌
He’s also known to put his fork down and talk to a fan if he’s approached at a restaurant
@@steveaslan3733 oh cool ! So he is a nice guy then 😊 Yeah he seemed to just be so chill and relaxed !
The song is about him and his family. I have no idea if he was abusive per say. But this song was about his epiphany. He realised he was drinking himself to death and constantly on tour not giving everyone in his life due time and love and affection.
Basically he realised he was taking everything and everyone for granted. His family loved him dearly, but he wasn't spending enough quality time with them. Ultimately he realised what he was doing wrong, gave up the booze and focused on his family like he should of.
It was not about violence despite some of the lyrics, they are non literal metaphors, but rather not reciprocating the love that his family is desperately trying to give to him. He was not there for them when they needed him.
Later in life he helps many out and says to get people addicted to golf, that way they will have no money for drugs or alcohol.
This is a song directed to all the men out there. Pull up your big man panties and act like real men and build a proper loving family.
That dude puts on a damn good show
Alice was my first concert way back ina 70s! Straight outa middle school!
His wife of over forty years, Sheryl, was his stage dancer/performer before they married!
He's such a great showman, songwriter, trendsetter, cool dude!
'Welcome To My Nightmare', one top classic concept album🤘🏼
Sorry to add on this....but he has MASSIVE hits throughout his career. I hate to make this comparison, but it does make sense (to me at least)...he's very much like David Bowie in the sense that he transcends throughout his career. Like....I can see how someone sees Bowie in his earlier days versus later days and likewise to Alice Cooper. But I can also see how someone says they can't be compared. And that isn't just the whole "shock value" that you get with makeup between the both of them. It's about their music. My personal favorite by Alice is "Generation Landslide" which is far and beyond his radio hits "School's Out" and "No More Mr. Nice Guy."
Mr. Alice Cooper touring in 2022 and 2023. He puts on Fabulous Live Shows, with some amazing Musicians
This was a marvellous example of Alice Cooper tackling real issues, in this case a neglectful and abusive husband. Decades later he would revisit the theme with Take It Like A Woman which was about a man physically abusing a woman. Dead Babies is another good example - tackling the subject of child neglect. However, by the time he works the songs into the stage act I feel it comes across as more sensationalised and dilutes the true meaning of the song. That being said, it’s a powerful song. And he always puts on a great show. I’ve seen him live twice now and haven’t been disappointed yet.
One that chokes me up inside has to be "Every Woman has a name".
Just thinking about it gets to me.
I LOVE THAT SONG.
people forget, he's also the son of a preacher man and he is religious person. He doesn't have any "foul" language in his songs either if you'll notice.
You got it right. He was promoting awareness of domestic violence...which was swept under the rug in the 70's because no one wanted to admit it existed. He also changes some of the words in the song from the album version to make seem like "he" was the one doing the violence. Guess it made for a better live show. For a complete 180, try listening to "You And Me" also from the 70's. ua-cam.com/video/WlxcI-Ejkbs/v-deo.html
Alice Cooper is a legend. You will never see a better rock show. I knew you would totally get what the song was about. Please react to more of his songs when you get time ☺️
Such a brilliant analysis, KSO. On point as usual 👍🏾
This song was released in 1975 and the lyrics were changed slightly for this show since he never sang it in first person. Also the it really is telling to listen to this version in comparison to the 70s version he could hold those notes and reach higher octaves back then. He was a under rated singer for sure most knew the make up and shocking shows but it was obvious he had vocal training and he is a long distance runner so he had the lungs.
He is the son and grandson of Baptist ministers and is a born again Christian. He is a very well respected entrepreneur in the Phoenix area. He donates a car to the Barrett-Jackson car auction for charity. He along with the ex baseball pitcher Randy Johnson owns a restaurant in Scottsdale Arizona.
He is talking about how some men treat their women and how the women put up with it. Yes he is a very good man and yes I have met Alice and he is a stand up man.
Requested this awhile ago...saw Alice live in 78, the day after I graduated high school.
This is not a song that okays violence against women. Merely the extent that a woman truly bleeds unknowingly to anyone around her. I thank all the courageous woman who had the strngth to walk away from the bleeding. And remember this song came out in a sad era that family violence was exceptable. I grew up in the era and was lucky my father never showed any violence. With the hours of work he was doing a young family in an era where there was no government welfare or handouts. This great human being I call dad is the reason I respect all
Other Alice "softer" songs;
I never cry
You and me
This was back in the 70s too when Women Right was just becoming real big!
He’s also a scratch golfer 🏌️
This is a great Alice Cooper song. My favorite Alice Cooper song is "You and Me"
from the 1977 album Lace and Whiskey.
yeah that song is my fave
Alice is the best
I saw him in concert back in the 80s and he puts on an incredible show. By the way i love your channel.
"Take it like a woman" and "Every woman has a name" are two other songs by him along these lines.
I'm glad you got the understanding of the song
You've gone and done it again K.S.O, you've correctly assessed the song meaning yet again 👍
Yes please more Alice Cooper!
I grow up with Alice Cooper music, and this song a very deep story , sad...so women take your power, and take action, man and women are equal !
A compassionate song highlighting the plight of some women as only Alice can.
Great reaction. I wasn't sure in the climate today that it would be taken as intended. You were spot on.
Powerful song with powerful message
This is another one of his great songs with a dep message. This song is about the abuse women take from "men" and he was trying to bring attention to it. This is more of a PSA to help women. A beautiful song
I haven’t heard this song in a LONG time. I’d forgotten how prolific the lyrics are. Well written song. 👍🏼
Thanks for this great review,
Alice has always been a master of provocation.
He especially courts controversy in the titles of his compositions which feeds the mainstream media critics into a frenzy of outrage (which results in greater record and concert sales, ironically) but, when you examine the lyrics of those verses (which the critics never seem to do) he is almost invariably raising awareness to and advocating AGAINST the very crimes and socially unacceptable behaviours which those song titles outline.
A classic example is his truly brilliant "Dead Babies" (I mean, what an awful thought and what a horrific title).
Listen to it whilst reading the lyrics and you'll see exactly what I mean.
Wow. Great choice. I was listening to Etta James' version yesterday. A lady's perspective. And what lady she was! (Alice is a devout Christian. Has been now for decades. Who'da thunk?)
One of my favorites from Alice Cooper. Check out more of his music. I grew up on his music!
Another subject that no one ever talks about or sings about he sang about in a song called dead babies
Child neglect.
The recorded version I think is better....in this live version he says 'I' ...on the recorded version it's 'he'. And any moron who thinks this song is about woman's periods should have to take a lifetime course in music appreciation. Another great ballad by him is ' How You Gonna See Me Now ' . Thanx for playing this, I think it needs to be heard :)
He is a good man off stage. He has a persona on stage, but off stage, he is a family man. Watch his reaction to Glen Campbell's passing. They were friends and golfing buddies.
Thanks for getting the message 💯❤️Alice 🙏❤️
Probably the first song to spotlight domestic violence against women.
Back in the day, when I first heard this I thought it was the Who. Love Vincent. Love you to KSO.
He knows what he's talking about. Maybe that's why he treats his own wife so well. From my experience after 5 long term relationships, you're better off alone. I only married one of them because he seemed to be a good one. He's now doing 10 years. I'm loving my life without bothering with men. I'm in a healthy relationship with myself and I've never been treated better.
Beautiful reaction....very insightful
Hi KSO! Been awhile since I commented, doesn’t mean I haven’t been watching/loving you.... I have been! Love from Ottawa ❤️🇨🇦🤓. Keep going ohh that Adele one the other day.... live in studio
Keep making great content for all of us to enjoy we support you
I love the album welcome to my nightmare
...good on u reacting to this song.....your 'Cats in the cradle'...reaction is sincere.....Cheers!
YES great song and a beautiful reaction peace and strength sent
Love Alice! Big Top Ten Hit here in Canada from the Welcome to my Nightmare album🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦.
from the throw out the trash tour. must watch it all. this is a great show from start to finish.
Another really nice one by him is "I never Cry"
Love Alice Cooper! Saw him in concert 4th row center stage awesome show!!
And "dead babies" is misunderstood as well.
That's his daughter , she took over for her mother a few years ago.
You should check out his official videos....check out -"Alice Cooper" Official videos -
(You and Me) - (How you gonna see me now)
Alice live is fkn AMAZING🤘🤘🤘🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
If Stephen King were a rock star he would be AC.
Saw him once, mid 80s. Stunningly good. Artist is the only word to describe him on stage.
KSO. If you witness the way Elkie Brooks performs this song, it will probably make the song even clearer.
Alice's most covered song.
Schools out
Department of Youth👍👍🤘🤘🇦🇺🇦🇺