Hollywood Cowboys is the fourteenth studio album by Quiet Riot, a hard rock band, released on 8 November 2019 through Frontiers Music Srl. Drummer Frankie Banali produced it, and it followed Road Rage from 2017 in a discography that stretches back to the band's self-titled debut in 1978.

The record carries extra weight in the band's story. It was the last to feature Banali, who died in 2020 from pancreatic cancer, a diagnosis he had received not long before the album came out. It was also the final Quiet Riot album for vocalist James Durbin, who left in 2019, and for bassist Chuck Wright, who departed in 2021. For anyone who has followed the group since the days of Metal Health, it is a closing chapter worth hearing.

Hollywood Cowboys: tracklist and credits

12 tracks · 45:00

Tracklist

  1. 1Don't Call It Love4:06
  2. 2In the Blood3:28
  3. 3Heartbreak City4:16
  4. 4The Devil That You Know2:41
  5. 5Change or Die3:24
  6. 6Roll On5:55
  7. 7Insanity4:45
  8. 8Hellbender3:21
  9. 9Wild Horses3:11
  10. 10Holding On4:24
  11. 11Last Outcast2:36
  12. 12Arrows and Angels2:55
Produced by
Frankie Banali
Recorded
April 2019
Labels
Frontiers Music Srl, Frontiers
Length
45:00

Singles

  • “Don't Call It Love” · 2019
  • “Heartbreak City” · 2019
  • “In the Blood” · 2019

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