We’re kicking off KISSmas in July with our favorite Bob Kulick KISS moments. Bob Kulick has a very interesting place in KISStory. His relationship goes back before the band was even complete. Auditioning ahead of the eventually-chosen Ace Frehley, Bob left an indelible impression on Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley that would pay dividends down the road.
Bob Kulick’s performances on KISS records are undeniable. His leads on the studio side of ALIVE II, especially on Larger than Life and All American Man, shine through as well as some great playing on Paul Stanley‘s 1978 KISS solo album.
Bob Kulick
Additionally, Bob’s writing talent features on the Unmasked album with his contribution to Naked City; a complex track that digs into Beatles influences and pop sensibilities.
By 1982 KISS were in a confused state and Bob is brought back to help steer the ship in a rockier direction on Killers. His leads on the compilation album would help the band regain a foothold in credibility as they emerged from a very experimental phase.
In addition to us sharing our favorite Bob Kulick KISS moments, we have some cool excerpts of a fun conversation we recently had with the man himself. Between the great songs and great stories, we think you’ll agree that KISSmas in July is off to a great start.
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2 thoughts on “Our Favorite Bob Kulick KISS Moments – Ep327”
Cool!!
Great episode! Thank you so much! Being an Ace-fan I didn’t realize how much I’ve been missing all the great Paul songs I listened to so much in the early 80s. Thank you again – keep it up, keep rockin’.
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