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Wendy O. Williams was formerlly the singer of the group The Plasmatics.
Produced By Gene Simmons Of Kiss Fame
Personnel include: Wendy O. Williams (vocals); Ace Frehley, Paul Stanley, Wes Beech, Michael Ray (guitar); Reginald Van Helsing (bass guitar); Eric Carr, T.C. Tolliver (drums). Wendy O Williams Wow Songs Wow Music Review Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars)   Very Good CD. Bought this originally on record when it came out - awesome sound, good production & HEAVY. If her other stuff was this good she'd have made it. Submitted by Mark (Wallaceburg, Ontario, Canada)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
Wendy Rules!! Wendy your legendary fame never banished, LEGENDS NEVER DIE, i miss your voice and your performance. Wendy o. Williams, the best female Rock voice forever. R.I.P. Submitted by juanrafam (Medellín, Colombia)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
Kiss Members Team Up With Wendy O' On This Release!! This almost sounds like a long lost Kiss album due to the fact that Gene Simmons, Ace Frehley, Paul Stanley and Eric Carr put in special guest appearances. Wendy O' William's vocals as raw as they may be actually sound great on all the songs. The standout song "It's My Life" (also featured in the film "Reform School Girls" starring Wendy O' and written by Simmons & Stanley) is a gem of a rocker and is worth buying the album just for that song alone. But the album contained some other great rockers such as "Ready To Rock", "Bump And Grind", I Love Sex (And Rock And Roll), etc. If you liked The Plasmatics then this is a must have. Great Stuff here! Submitted by a reviewer ("Miami,Fl,USA") Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
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