Dangerous Curves

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This article is about the Lita Ford Album. For Information Regarding the 1988 comedy film, see Dangerous Curves (film).

Dangerous Curves
Dangerous Curves cover
Studio album by Lita Ford
Released 1991
Recorded 1990
Genre Rock
Length 43:53
Label Spitfire
Producer(s) Tom Werman
Professional reviews
Lita Ford chronology
Stiletto
(1990)		 Dangerous Curves
(1991)		 The Best Of Lita Ford
(1992)


Dangerous Curves is Lita Ford's fifth solo album. Includes the hit singles "Shot Of Poison", "Bad Love", "What Do You Know About Love", and "Black Widow". Standout songs include "Larger Than Life", "Little Too Early", "Playin' With Fire" and "Tambourine Dream."

  1. "Larger Than Life"
  2. "What Do Ya Know About Love?"
  3. "Shot Of Poison"
  4. "Bad Love"
  5. "Playin' With Fire"
  6. "Hellbound Train"
  7. "Black Widow"
  8. "Little Too Early"
  9. "Holy Man"
  10. "Tambourine Dream"
  11. "Little Black Spider"


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