The Godz (album) explained

The Godz
Type:	Studio
Artist:	The Godz
Cover:	The Godz - The Godz.jpg
Released:	1978
Genre:	Hard rock, heavy metal
Length:	40:04
Label:	Millennium Records (USA) Polydor Records (Europe)
Producer:	Don Brewer
Next Title:	Nothing Is Sacred
Next Year:	1979

The Godz is the self-titled debut album by American hard rock band The Godz (from Columbus, Ohio), released in 1978. It contains their most notable radio hit, "Gotta Keep a Running".

The album was reissued and remastered on CD by UK-based company Rock Candy Records.

Track listing

1. "Go Away" – 4:29 (Eric Moore)
2. "Baby I Love You" – 4:17 (Eric Moore)
3. "Guaranteed" – 3:33 (Glen Cataline)
4. "Gotta Keep a Running" – 7:27 (Eric Moore)
5. "Under the Table" – 3:43 (Mark Chatfield)
6. "Cross Country" – 7:03 (Mark Chatfield/Glen Cataline)
7. "Candy's Going Bad" - 10:38 (George Kooymans/Barry Hay)

Credits

• Bob Hill - guitar, keyboard, vocals
• Mark Chatfield – guitar, vocals
• Eric Moore – bass, vocals
• Glen Cataline – drums, vocals

Production

• Producer: Don Brewer
• Engineer: Mark Stebbeds

Notes

• The band wanted to name the album Rock & Roll Machine, but later learned of the name already having been used by the Canadian hard rock band Triumph on their second album released in 1977.
• "Candy's Going Bad" is a cover song of Dutch rock band Golden Earring from their album Moontan (1973).
• Producer Don Brewer is best known to rock and roll fans for being the drummer in Grand Funk Railroad.