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{{Infobox Single

| Name = Alone in the Endzone
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| Type = ]
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| Artist = ]
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| Cover = Rb_endzone_front.jpg
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| Released = ]
| Recorded = Rockfield Studios, 1981
| Genre = ]
| Length = 4:59 m/s
| Label = ]
| Producer = ]
| Reviews =
| Last single = '']''<br/>(1981)
| This single = '''''Alone in the Endzone'''''<br/>(1981)
| Next single = '']''<br/>(2006)
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'''"Alone in the Endzone"''' was the only single from ], ]'s ] band ] album '']''. The album art features a heavily-armed and apparently on-edge ] in his Detroit apartment. The wonderfully distorted and original-sounding solo in the single's title track ''Alone in the Endzone'', is often mistakenly attributed to lead guiarist Tek, but it was actually played by Chris Masuak. Tek played the rhythm part on the song.

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==Track listing==

#"Alone In The Endzone"
#"Breaks My Heart"

==Credits==
*Warwick Gilbert, ]
*Ron Keeley, ]
*Pip Hoyle, ] & ]
*Chris Masuak, ] & Harmonies
*], Guitar & Harmonies
*], ]

==See also==
*]
*]
*]

==External links==
*http://www.divinerites.com/dr_birdm.htm
*http://www.radio-birdman.com/ - Official Radio Birdman Website
*http://perso.orange.fr/birdmanpage/index.htm

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