Kim Fowley

Kim Vincent Fowley

On 12 records in 2 Record Tribe collections

Played on

Pictures At An ExhibitionEmerson, Lake & Palmer, 1971Written-By

Destroys Anaheim ‘76Kiss, 2026Written-By

Shine Like A Radio - The Great Lost 1974 AlbumHollywood Stars, 2013Liner Notes, Written-By

Sonic BoomKiss, 2009Written-By

Detroit Rock City (Music From The Motion Picture)Various, 1999Producer, Written-By

MTV UnpluggedKiss, 1996Written-By

Double PlatinumKiss, 1978Written-By

Alive IIKiss, 1977Written-By

DestroyerKiss, 1976Written-By

Welcome To My NightmareAlice Cooper, 1975Written-By

The Best Of The Byrds Greatest Hits, Volume IIThe Byrds, 1972Written-By

Freak Out!The Mothers Of Invention, 1966Instruments

About

Kim Fowley (born July 21, 1939, Los Angeles, California, USA – died January 15, 2015, Hollywood, California, USA) was an American record producer, singer, songwriter, musician, publisher and impresario. He started his musical career on February 3, 1959. He founded the music publishers and .