The songs that built The Tubes — from punk anthems to Billboard Top 10 hits. Bill Spooner wrote or co-wrote many of them; the rest he played on.
The Tubes' biggest US hit. Billboard Hot 100 #10. Written by Fee Waybill, David Foster & Steve Lukather.
Read more → 1975 · The TubesThe nine-minute debut closer Bill co-wrote with Roger Steen and Michael Evans. Charted in the UK. An art-rock landmark.
Read more → 1981 · Completion BackwardThe MTV-era new wave hit that brought The Tubes to a mainstream audience. Written by Fee Waybill, Steve Lukather & David Foster.
Read more → 1981 · Completion BackwardThe band’s first US Top 40 hit, from the same album — proof The Tubes had more than one speed.
Read more → 1975 · The TubesFrom the debut album, credited to the band. Provocative, theatrical, completely typical of The Tubes at their most confrontational.
Read more → Full catalogStream every Bill Spooner credit — Tubes tracks, solo records, and deep cuts — on Spotify and YouTube.
Full catalog →"I was writing songs to illustrate outrageous characters — and I'm still surprised some people consider them classics. I'm not complaining. Just mystified."