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Ace Frehley - Speedin' Back To My Baby (Unofficial Music Video Homage)
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Music video synopsis: Slapstick. CC's girlfriend speeds to his side upon learning he drank poison. Fan made video for Ace Frehley: Speedin' Back To My Baby from the album Ace Frehley. This music video is one of two parts that should be watched in this order: 1. Ace Frehley: Rip It Out 2. Ace Frehley: Speedin' Back To My Baby More CC music videos on the toremetal channel: Anvil: Tag Team Lady Razor: Fed Up Theatre Of Tragedy: The Masquerader And The Phoenix Tankard: Tantrum Anaal Nathrakh: Until The World Stops Turning Gothmog: Get Higher Tank: Biting And Scratching My Dying Bride: Your Shameful Heaven Van Halen: You're No Good Pro-Pain: Down In The Dumps Six Feet Under: Son Of A B***h Kiss: I Want You Kiss: Cold Gin Kiss: War Machine All my videos are fan made metal videos. I also run The History Of Metal on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/TheHistoryOfMetal The copyrights belong to the owners of the film clips and music. The silent short is public domain. Ace Frehley 1. "Rip It Out" 2. "Speedin' Back to My Baby" 3. "Snow Blind" 4. "Ozone" 5. "What's on Your Mind?" 6. "New York Groove" 7. "I'm in Need of Love" 8. "Wiped-Out" 9. "Fractured Mirror" Album credits Anton Fig - Drums, percussion Will Lee - Bass on "Ozone", "Wiped-Out" & "I'm In Need of Love" Carl Tallarico -- drums on Fractured Mirror David Lasley and Susan Collins & co. - Background vocals on "Speedin' Back to My Baby", "New York Groove" & "What's On Your Mind?" Larry Kelly - Background vocals on "Rip It Out" Bill 'Bear' Scheniman - Bell on "Fractured Mirror" Bobby McAdams - Power Mouth on "New York Groove" Producer: Eddie Kramer
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