Album: Flash Fearless Versus The Zorg Women, Parts 5 & 6
Artist: various artists
1975, Chrysalis Records
LP: CHR 1072

Band Members:
Elkie Brooks - lead vocals (on 1/6)
John Entwistle - bass (on all tracks except for 10), synthesized bass (on 1), lead vocals (on 7)
Mick Grabham - lead guitar (on 1), guitar ( on 8)
Carmine Appice - drums (on 1/8)
Nicky Hopkins - clavinet (on 1), piano (on 3/4/5/7/9)
Mike Deacon - piano (on 1/8)
Graham Deakin - percussion (on 1/4/6)
Thunderthighs - back up vocals (on 1/6)
Alice Cooper - lead vocals (on 2/5)
Robert A. Johnson - lead guitar (on 2/6), guitar (on 4/7/9)
Johnny Weider - guitar (on 2/6)
Bill Bruford - drums (on 2/4/6)
Jim Dandy - lead vocals (on 3/9)
James Dewar - lead vocals (on 4)
Kenny Jones - drums (on 3/5/7/9)
Justin Hayward - guitar (on 3), acoustic guitar (on 5)
Jim Frank - mouth harp (on 3)
Eddie Jobson - strings (on 4), synthesizer (on 10)
Keith Moon - Long John Silver (on 5), tympani (on 8)
Steve Pettican - slide guitar (on 5)
Chick Churchill - organ (on 6)
Howie Casey - saxophone (on 7)
Leslie Duncan - background vocals (on 7/9)
Doreen Chanter - background vocals (on 7/9)
Jill Mackintosh - background vocals (on 7/9)
Frankie Miller - lead vocals (on 8)
Kay Garner - background vocals (on 9)

Produced by John Alcock.

Tracks:
 1. Trapped (Steve Hamoond/Dave Pierce) (4:18)
 2. I'm Flash (Steve Hamoond/Dave Pierce/Bonnie Pierce) (3:11)
 3. Country Cooking (Steve Hammond/Dave Pierce/Rick Jones) (5:05)
 4. What's Happening? (Steve Hammond/Dave Pierce/Rick Jones) (6:37)
 5. Space Pirates (Steve Hammond/Dave Pierce) (3:13)
 6. Sacrifice (Terence Hillyer/Dave Pierce) (3:55)
 7. To The Chop (Steve Hammond/Dave Pierce) (2:40)
 8. Supersnatch (Rick Jones) (3:25)
 9. Blast Off (Steve Hammond/Bonnie Pierce) (4:34)
10. Trapped (Reprise) (Steve Hammond/Dave Pierce) (1:22)

Comments: Yes, this album really does exist. The back cover states, "...based on the stage musical to be
produced by Weston Gavin." Part 5 is Side A (tracks 1 through 4), and the rest is Part 6. Of course, it's easy
to miss Bruford's name up there on a list that includes the likes of John Entwistle, Alice Cooper, and Justin
Hayward, to name just a few. For an album with so many big names, however, it sure does fall flat. They all
basically sound pretty drunk. Purely for the interest of hard-core collectors, but certainly unique and
unusual. There are no parts 1 - 4. The whole idea of the title was a take off 
of old radio serials / comic books. in fact there was a comic book based 
around the 'concept' of the album included in the 'NME' somewhere around 
the time of the original release as a marketing plug / tie-in.

Thanks to John Sowalsky and David Thornhill for providing this information.