Winners Take All by Quiet Riot, album cover
Album · Compilation

Winners Take All

Released7 July 1992
Popularity14.2

Winners Take All is a compilation from Quiet Riot, issued in 1992 through CBS Special Products. It gathers material from a band that, by then, had been through plenty of upheaval since forming in Los Angeles in 1973 around guitarist Randy Rhoads, bassist Kelly Garni and vocalist Kevin DuBrow.

It arrived nine years after Metal Health, the 1983 album that became the first heavy metal record to top the Billboard album chart. That record's hits, including "Cum On Feel the Noize", a cover of the Slade song, and "Metal Health (Bang Your Head)", came from the line-up of DuBrow, Carlos Cavazo, Rudy Sarzo and Frankie Banali. For anyone who wants a compact way into the band's story ahead of their next studio album, Terrified, in 1993, this is a handy place to begin.

Winners Take All: tracklist and credits

10 tracks · 43:03

Tracklist

  1. 1Cum on Feel the NoizeNoddy Holder and Jim Lea4:45
  2. 2Party All NightKevin DuBrow3:34
  3. 3The Wild and the YoungBanali, Cavazo, DuBrow, Proffer, Wright3:39
  4. 4Winners Take All5:30
  5. 5Metal HealthBanali, Cavazo, Cavazo, DuBrow5:18
  6. 6Scream and ShoutCavazo, DuBrow, Sarzo4:02
  7. 7Put Up or Shut UpBanali, Cavazo, DuBrow, Wright4:09
  8. 8Mama Weer All Crazee NowNoddy Holder and Jim Lea3:38
  9. 9King of the Hill4:26
  10. 10Let's Get Crazy4:03
Produced by
Spencer Proffer
Recorded at
Pasha Music House
Mixed at
Pasha Music House
Engineered by
Duane Baron, Hanspeter Huber, Alex Woltman
Label
CBS Special Products
Length
43:03

Line-up

  • Frankie Banali · drums (drum set)
  • Carlos Cavazo · electric guitar, guitar
  • Pat Regan · keyboard · guest
  • Rudy Sarzo · electric bass guitar, bass guitar
  • Kevin DuBrow · lead vocals
  • John Purdell · keyboard · guest
  • Chuck Wright · bass guitar, electric bass guitar

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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
1990USCBS Special Products079892162622original
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