''Dining With the Sharks'' is the ninth studio album by American
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Blue Cheer
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Foxy Lady
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Track listing
#"Big Noise" (Bruce Stephens, John Rewind,
Dickie Peterson
Richard Allan Peterson (September 12, 1946 – October 12, 2009)(Peterson) – 6:19
#"Sweet Child of Reeperbahn" (Peterson, Dieter Saller) – 4:12
#"Gunfight" (Peterson, Saller) – 6:53
#"Audio Whore" (Peterson) – 3:53
#"Cut the Costs" (Peterson, Saller) – 3:41
#"Sex Soldier" (Peterson, Saller) – 5:05
#"When Two Spirits Touch" (Peterson) – 3:52
#"Pull the Trigger" (Saller) – 5:20
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Foxy Lady
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Personnel
;Blue Cheer
*
Dickie Peterson
Richard Allan Peterson (September 12, 1946 – October 12, 2009)Paul Whaley
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Tony McPhee
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– slide guitar on track 8
*Dave Anderson, Mick Jones, Harry Love, Roland Hofmann – handclaps and good vibes
;Production
*Roland Hofmann – producer
*Harry Love, Dave Anderson – engineers
*Hardy Heinlin – mixing
*Hans-Jörg Mauksch – mastering