Got Change for a Million? (1981)

About this title: Mitch Ryder's Got Change for a Million?, released in 1981 in Germany on Line Records, continues the progression started on The Detroit-Memphis Experiment in 1969 and the subsequent Detroit album produced by Bob Ezrin. This is no-nonsense blues-tinged rock produced by Tom Conner along with Ryder. "That's Charm," clocking in at five-and-a-half minutes, is the longest track and indeed has charm. Although Ryder looks a bit haggard a mere 12 years after The Detroit-Memphis Experiment, his voice is intact and the tunes, all by Kim Levise and Ryder (aka William S. Levise, Jr.), have a concise poppy ... read more

Tracks:

1. My Heart Belongs to Me [Ryder/Levise]
2. Back at Work [Ryder/Levise]
3. That's Charm [Ryder/Levise]
4. Red Scar Eyes [Ryder/Levise]
5. Bang Bang [Ryder/Levise]
6. Betty's Too Tight [Ryder/Levise]
7. Ich Bin Aus Amerika [Ryder/Levise]
8. Bare Your Soul [Ryder/Levise]
9. We're Gonna Win [Ryder/Levise]

Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.