Foxy Shazam is the third studio album by the American rock band Foxy Shazam. It was released on April 13, 2010, by Sire Records. The album was originally titled Au Contraire and was their debut major label release. It was produced by John Feldmann except Count Me Out, which was produced by Rob Cavallo.
Track listing All songs written and composed by Foxy Shazam.
Foxy Shazam
Au Contraire (pre-release)
B-sides "Teenage Demon Baby" – 3:36 (iTunes deluxe edition) "Some Kind of Love" – 3:07 (iTunes deluxe edition) "Dog In Love with Kitty" – 2:43 (Shockhound.com exclusive bonus track) "You and Me" – 4:30 (only on early pre-release version of the album) "Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" – 3:33 (only on a limited tour edition 7" vinyl single of Oh Lord)
Personnel Foxy Shazam Eric Sean Nally – Vocals, Lyrics, Creative direction, Design Loren Daniel Turner – Guitars Sky Vaughn White – Keyboards Daisy Caplan – Bass Alex Nauth – Horns, Backing vocals Aaron McVeigh – Drums
Additional personnel Josh Freese – Drums John Miceli – Drums (track 3) Thomas Pridgen – Drums Luke Johnson – Drums (track 5) Daniel Morris – Drums Roberta Freeman – Backing vocals Carmen Carter & The Gang – Backing vocals Monique Powell – Backing vocals Jason Evigan – Backing vocals Amy Feldmann – Backing vocals Julian Feldmann – Backing vocals Foxy Feldmann – Barking (track 1) Justin Hawkins – Guitars Steve Jones – Guitars
Production John Feldmann – Production (all tracks except track 3), Programming, Engineering, Mixing, Backing vocals, A&R Rob Cavallo – Production (track 3) Chris Lord-Alge – Mixing Neal Avron – Mixing Ted Jensen – Mastering Erik Ron – Engineering (tracks 1, 2, 4–11), Backing vocals (track 5 and 7) Matt Appleton – Engineering, Horns Doug McKean – Engineering Jon Nickolson – Drum technician Steven Poon – Guitar technician Frank Maddocks – Creative direction, Design Elissa Sherman – Photography Tyler Mann – Photography Ryan Whalley – A&R Craig Aaronson – A&R
Charts Chart (2012)PeakpositionUS Billboard Top 200 (Billboard)151US Rock Albums (Billboard)50US Top Heatseekers (Billboard)2
In other media The second season of the HBO Max series Peacemaker uses "Oh Lord" as its theme song. Series creator James Gunn had previously used the band's 2012 song "Welcome to the Church of Rock and Roll" in the series premiere.
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