What was the first song Kiss ever recorded? Is it Strutter?

Question

Please help!???

Answer 1

Not 100% sure. Even though Strutter is the 1st track on their debut release, it doesn't necessarily mean it was the 1st song they recorded.

Strutter & Deuce were earlier recordings by Wicked Lester (Gene & Paul's old band) before forming KISS. Those two songs were all ready to record for KISS' 1st ablum & I believe Ace, Paul, Gene, & Peter recorded "Deuce" 1st in the studio.

Answer 2

here are their first three released songs:

March 28, 1974 "Nothin' To Lose" / "Love Theme From
Kiss"

May 10, 1974 "Kissin' Time" / "Deuce"

August 10, 1974 "Strutter" / "100,000 Years

"Strutter is a song by the American hard rock band Kiss, released on their self-titled debut album in 1974. The song was released as the third single from their album and failed to chart.

Strutter, which opens the album with a Peter Criss drum fill, is an uptempo rock song that was written before Ace Frehley joined Kiss. Paul Stanley wrote the lyrics, and the music was based on a song Gene Simmons had written years before, "Stanley the Parrot.

Answer 3

Strutter was the first song recorded for the debut album KISS in 1974 if you don't include their demo or the live performances prior to February 1974 (album release).