The Scorpions, Monday, September 3, at Kewadin Casino in Sault, MI.
ROCK 101 PRESENTS THE SCORPIONS
Tickets go on sale Tuesday, May 29.
Listen all day Thursday, May 24, to win 'em before you can buy 'em from Rock 101.
Thursday, May 31, 2007
Presale Information for Scorpions show at Konocti Harbor September 14
Since I live on the East Coast i want all of my FOS West Coast Friends to get tickets before the public can get them: Here is all the information.
SCORPIONS PRE-SALE See the Scorpions in the great outdoors at Konocti Harbor Resort & Spa on Friday, September 14th; all seats are within 200 feet of the stage, overlooking the beauty of Clear Lake! Tickets go on sale this Sunday, June 3rd at Noon. Pre-sale for Boneheads only from Noon to 8pm on Saturday, June 2nd: Call 1-800-660-LAKE and give the password HURRICANE!
SCORPIONS PRE-SALE See the Scorpions in the great outdoors at Konocti Harbor Resort & Spa on Friday, September 14th; all seats are within 200 feet of the stage, overlooking the beauty of Clear Lake! Tickets go on sale this Sunday, June 3rd at Noon. Pre-sale for Boneheads only from Noon to 8pm on Saturday, June 2nd: Call 1-800-660-LAKE and give the password HURRICANE!
Wind of change - text and tabs
>F Dm Am7 G
(riff 1)
>
>V1.
>C Dm
> I follow the Moskva
> C
> Down to Gorky Park
> Dm Am7 G
(riff 1)
> Listening to the Wind of Change
>
>C Dm
> An August summer night
> C
> Soldiers passing by
> Dm Am7 G
(riff 1)
> Listening to the Wind of Change
>
>
(whistling)
>F Dm Am7 G
(riff 1)
>
>V2.
>
(guitar in)
(clean)
>
> The World is closing in
> Did you ever think
> That we could be so close, like brothers
> The Future's in the air
> I'can feel it everywhere
> Blowing with the Wind of Change
(drums in at Change )
>
>CHORUS
>
(overdrive on)
> C G Dm G
> Take me to the magic of the moment
> C G
> on a glory night
> Dm G Am
> Where the children of tomorrow dream away
> Am/F G
> In the Wind of Change
>
>
>V3.
(clean)
>
> Walking down the street
> Distant memories
> Are buried in the past forever
> I follow the Moskva
> Down to Gorky Park
> Listening to the Wind of Change
>
>CHORUS
(overdrive)
>CHORUS
>
>
(less overdrive/clean)
>Am
> The Wind of change
> G Am
> Blows straight away into the face of time
> G
> Like a stormwind that will ring the freedom bell
> C
> for peace of mind
> Dm
> Let your balalaika sing
> E E
> What my guitar_ wants to say_
>
>
(solo) F G, E Am, F G, Am,
> F G, E7 Am, Dm, E
>
>
>CHORUS
>OUTRO: F, Dm, F, Dm, Am7, Dm
>
>
> Dm Am7 G | Riff 1
>|---1-----|----0----|----------|--------------------------------------
>|-----3---|------1--|----3-----|--------------------------------------
>|-------2-|--------0|------4---|--------------------------------------
>|-0-------|-2-------|--------5-|--------------------------------------
>|----------|---------|----------|--------------------------------------
>|----------|---------|-3--------|--------------------------------------
>
>
>SOLO
>----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------
>--------------------------------------------------------
>----12-13-12-15b17----12-13-12-15b17~~~~~-----|-10-12-13-12-10-----------------
>--------------------------------------
>-14----------------14----------------------------------------|-----------------
>------12b14br12~~~~-------12--12b14br12-------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------
>-----------------------12-----------------15----15-14-12-10-12
>----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------
>--------------------------------------------------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------
>--------------------------------------------------------
>
>
>
>----------------------------------------------------------------------|-------1
>5---18---17---15------15b17--12---15---15b17---
>-20b22-----br20---18-182017---------------------------------|------------------
>----------------------------------------------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------------|--12----
>15-14---14----12---15---14---12---------------------
>----------------------------7----7-10-9----9--9-10--12---14---|----------------
>------------------------------------------------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------------|--------
>--------------------------------------------------------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------------|--------
>--------------------------------------------------------------
Wind of Change
>F Dm Am7 G
(riff 1)
>
>V1.
>C Dm
> I follow the Moskva
> C
> Down to Gorky Park
> Dm Am7 G
(riff 1)
> Listening to the Wind of Change
>
>C Dm
> An August summer night
> C
> Soldiers passing by
> Dm Am7 G
(riff 1)
> Listening to the Wind of Change
>
>
(whistling)
>F Dm Am7 G
(riff 1)
>
>V2.
>
(guitar in)
(clean)
>
> The World is closing in
> Did you ever think
> That we could be so close, like brothers
> The Future's in the air
> I'can feel it everywhere
> Blowing with the Wind of Change
(drums in at Change )
>
>CHORUS
>
(overdrive on)
> C G Dm G
> Take me to the magic of the moment
> C G
> on a glory night
> Dm G Am
> Where the children of tomorrow dream away
> Am/F G
> In the Wind of Change
>
>
>V3.
(clean)
>
> Walking down the street
> Distant memories
> Are buried in the past forever
> I follow the Moskva
> Down to Gorky Park
> Listening to the Wind of Change
>
>CHORUS
(overdrive)
>CHORUS
>
>
(less overdrive/clean)
>Am
> The Wind of change
> G Am
> Blows straight away into the face of time
> G
> Like a stormwind that will ring the freedom bell
> C
> for peace of mind
> Dm
> Let your balalaika sing
> E E
> What my guitar_ wants to say_
>
>
(solo) F G, E Am, F G, Am,
> F G, E7 Am, Dm, E
>
>
>CHORUS
>OUTRO: F, Dm, F, Dm, Am7, Dm
>
>
> Dm Am7 G | Riff 1
>|---1-----|----0----|----------|--------------------------------------
>|-----3---|------1--|----3-----|--------------------------------------
>|-------2-|--------0|------4---|--------------------------------------
>|-0-------|-2-------|--------5-|--------------------------------------
>|----------|---------|----------|--------------------------------------
>|----------|---------|-3--------|--------------------------------------
>
>
>SOLO
>----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------
>--------------------------------------------------------
>----12-13-12-15b17----12-13-12-15b17~~~~~-----|-10-12-13-12-10-----------------
>--------------------------------------
>-14----------------14----------------------------------------|-----------------
>------12b14br12~~~~-------12--12b14br12-------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------
>-----------------------12-----------------15----15-14-12-10-12
>----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------
>--------------------------------------------------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------
>--------------------------------------------------------
>
>
>
>----------------------------------------------------------------------|-------1
>5---18---17---15------15b17--12---15---15b17---
>-20b22-----br20---18-182017---------------------------------|------------------
>----------------------------------------------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------------|--12----
>15-14---14----12---15---14---12---------------------
>----------------------------7----7-10-9----9--9-10--12---14---|----------------
>------------------------------------------------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------------|--------
>--------------------------------------------------------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------------|--------
>--------------------------------------------------------------
>
(riff 1)
>
>V1.
>C Dm
> I follow the Moskva
> C
> Down to Gorky Park
> Dm Am7 G
(riff 1)
> Listening to the Wind of Change
>
>C Dm
> An August summer night
> C
> Soldiers passing by
> Dm Am7 G
(riff 1)
> Listening to the Wind of Change
>
>
(whistling)
>F Dm Am7 G
(riff 1)
>
>V2.
>
(guitar in)
(clean)
>
> The World is closing in
> Did you ever think
> That we could be so close, like brothers
> The Future's in the air
> I'can feel it everywhere
> Blowing with the Wind of Change
(drums in at Change )
>
>CHORUS
>
(overdrive on)
> C G Dm G
> Take me to the magic of the moment
> C G
> on a glory night
> Dm G Am
> Where the children of tomorrow dream away
> Am/F G
> In the Wind of Change
>
>
>V3.
(clean)
>
> Walking down the street
> Distant memories
> Are buried in the past forever
> I follow the Moskva
> Down to Gorky Park
> Listening to the Wind of Change
>
>CHORUS
(overdrive)
>CHORUS
>
>
(less overdrive/clean)
>Am
> The Wind of change
> G Am
> Blows straight away into the face of time
> G
> Like a stormwind that will ring the freedom bell
> C
> for peace of mind
> Dm
> Let your balalaika sing
> E E
> What my guitar_ wants to say_
>
>
(solo) F G, E Am, F G, Am,
> F G, E7 Am, Dm, E
>
>
>CHORUS
>OUTRO: F, Dm, F, Dm, Am7, Dm
>
>
> Dm Am7 G | Riff 1
>|---1-----|----0----|----------|--------------------------------------
>|-----3---|------1--|----3-----|--------------------------------------
>|-------2-|--------0|------4---|--------------------------------------
>|-0-------|-2-------|--------5-|--------------------------------------
>|----------|---------|----------|--------------------------------------
>|----------|---------|-3--------|--------------------------------------
>
>
>SOLO
>----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------
>--------------------------------------------------------
>----12-13-12-15b17----12-13-12-15b17~~~~~-----|-10-12-13-12-10-----------------
>--------------------------------------
>-14----------------14----------------------------------------|-----------------
>------12b14br12~~~~-------12--12b14br12-------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------
>-----------------------12-----------------15----15-14-12-10-12
>----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------
>--------------------------------------------------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------
>--------------------------------------------------------
>
>
>
>----------------------------------------------------------------------|-------1
>5---18---17---15------15b17--12---15---15b17---
>-20b22-----br20---18-182017---------------------------------|------------------
>----------------------------------------------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------------|--12----
>15-14---14----12---15---14---12---------------------
>----------------------------7----7-10-9----9--9-10--12---14---|----------------
>------------------------------------------------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------------|--------
>--------------------------------------------------------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------------|--------
>--------------------------------------------------------------
Wind of Change
>F Dm Am7 G
(riff 1)
>
>V1.
>C Dm
> I follow the Moskva
> C
> Down to Gorky Park
> Dm Am7 G
(riff 1)
> Listening to the Wind of Change
>
>C Dm
> An August summer night
> C
> Soldiers passing by
> Dm Am7 G
(riff 1)
> Listening to the Wind of Change
>
>
(whistling)
>F Dm Am7 G
(riff 1)
>
>V2.
>
(guitar in)
(clean)
>
> The World is closing in
> Did you ever think
> That we could be so close, like brothers
> The Future's in the air
> I'can feel it everywhere
> Blowing with the Wind of Change
(drums in at Change )
>
>CHORUS
>
(overdrive on)
> C G Dm G
> Take me to the magic of the moment
> C G
> on a glory night
> Dm G Am
> Where the children of tomorrow dream away
> Am/F G
> In the Wind of Change
>
>
>V3.
(clean)
>
> Walking down the street
> Distant memories
> Are buried in the past forever
> I follow the Moskva
> Down to Gorky Park
> Listening to the Wind of Change
>
>CHORUS
(overdrive)
>CHORUS
>
>
(less overdrive/clean)
>Am
> The Wind of change
> G Am
> Blows straight away into the face of time
> G
> Like a stormwind that will ring the freedom bell
> C
> for peace of mind
> Dm
> Let your balalaika sing
> E E
> What my guitar_ wants to say_
>
>
(solo) F G, E Am, F G, Am,
> F G, E7 Am, Dm, E
>
>
>CHORUS
>OUTRO: F, Dm, F, Dm, Am7, Dm
>
>
> Dm Am7 G | Riff 1
>|---1-----|----0----|----------|--------------------------------------
>|-----3---|------1--|----3-----|--------------------------------------
>|-------2-|--------0|------4---|--------------------------------------
>|-0-------|-2-------|--------5-|--------------------------------------
>|----------|---------|----------|--------------------------------------
>|----------|---------|-3--------|--------------------------------------
>
>
>SOLO
>----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------
>--------------------------------------------------------
>----12-13-12-15b17----12-13-12-15b17~~~~~-----|-10-12-13-12-10-----------------
>--------------------------------------
>-14----------------14----------------------------------------|-----------------
>------12b14br12~~~~-------12--12b14br12-------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------
>-----------------------12-----------------15----15-14-12-10-12
>----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------
>--------------------------------------------------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------|--------------
>--------------------------------------------------------
>
>
>
>----------------------------------------------------------------------|-------1
>5---18---17---15------15b17--12---15---15b17---
>-20b22-----br20---18-182017---------------------------------|------------------
>----------------------------------------------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------------|--12----
>15-14---14----12---15---14---12---------------------
>----------------------------7----7-10-9----9--9-10--12---14---|----------------
>------------------------------------------------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------------|--------
>--------------------------------------------------------------
>----------------------------------------------------------------------|--------
>--------------------------------------------------------------
>
band history
The foundation of the Scorpions (the band that later will be the most
successfull European hardrock act) starts at the Schenker's in Hannover,
Germany. Rudolf founds it in 1964 and after a while his younger brother
Michael plays sometimes with them on guitar.
However, Michael isn't allowed
to play because who wants their 9-10 year old brother, who can technically
play better than you, hanging around with your friends? When Rudolf accepts
his brother, Michael becomes a real band-member. This is 1971 and the
band furthermore exists of vocalist Klaus Meine, bassplayer Lothar Heinberg
and drummer Wolfgang Dziony. They broke up just before Lonesome Crow was
recorded. Conny Plank, a well known producer, offered them a chance to write
and record the music for a movie soundtrack. The movie was a German movie
called "The Cold Parardise" that mainly delt with drug abuse. The soundtrack
was released as Lonesome Crow which they recorded and mixed the album in
either 6 or 7 days.
The band went out on tour, got nowhere, and broke up.
Wolfgang & Lothar got married and got regular jobs at the local power plant.
They reformed the band, started touring again, and got a record deal. They
had to stop and serve their time in the German military, as everyone in
Germany has to. When they got out, Uli was brought on as a third guitarist.
Young Michael plays very good, even that good, that he's asked by U.F.O. to
join them. Michael accepts the offer and leaves.
The only original members
left are Rudolf and Klaus, who record the second album, "Fly to the Rainbow",
with Francis Buchholz on bass, and Jurgen Rosenthal on drums,and Ulrich Roth
on lead guitar.Just like on the debut, the Scorpions play heavy rock with
sometimes some Hendrix-alike space-influences in stretched guitar solo's from
Ulrich (Uli for friends) Roth. Meanwhile Rudy Lenners has replaced Jurgen on
drums because Jurgen got drafted. "In Trance", first time produced by their
producer Dieter Dierks, is a big step forward, concerning the play and the
compositions.Rudy plays drums on the hard "Virgin Killer", a true monument
of hardrock-history, if it was only for the lolita-cover, that isn't allowed
in the U.S. The Scorpions are breaking through in Europe and Japan, when
"Taken by Force" is released in '78, this time with Herman Rarebell on drums.
Rudy had to quit playing with the band, and drumming because he developed a
heart murmur. Herman was a janitor at Heatrow airport, and was one of
Michael's friends.This record has, besides the obligatory tempo-rockers,
also some beautiful stretched epic songs. The negative side of the development
of the Scorpions is the style-gap that arises between Schenker/Meine and Roth.
Roth also disagreedwith their producer Dieter dierks over publishing. This
results in Roth leaving the band after the '78-tour and founding his own band
Electric Sun. Nevertheless a double-live album "Tokyo Tapes" is released, with
recordings from this tour.
A very good album, with no audible style-gap. The
split happens also in a very friendly atmosphere. Before he left, the band
auditioned 178 guitarists to replace him. When nobody panned out, a friend
of Ulrich's brother Zeno was brought in. That's how Matthias got the gig.
Coincedentally, Michael Schenker had just left U.F.O., but not in the same
friendly atmosphere. He is welcomed like the prodigal son, though Matthias
Jabs should replace Ulrich. Jabs is sidetracked and the new album "Lovedrive"
is finished with Michael. Since Michael is contractually bound to UFO and has
to go back, they call Jabs again and the actual line-up is born. There are
also no more arguments about the musical direction, they want to break through
in the U.S. The way to get this is a good live reputation, and the Scorpions
adapt their songs to this. The time for experimental songs is history. By
"Animal Magnetism" and especcially "Blackout" they conquer America.
The band
is almost constantly on tour and there is little time left for any studio
albums. "Love at first Sting" is the last studio album for the moment. To keep
the public awake, in '85 the mini-LP "Gold Ballads" is released. The new
double live album "World Wide Live" confirms again the enormous class of
Scorpions' favorite occupation: playing on stage. First in 1988 a new studio
album is released: "Savage Amusement". A good record, showing the band (that
gives ten sold-oud concerts in Leningrad, spring 1988) from a more introvert
side. In 1990 a new album, "Crazy World", is released which has their most
famous song and biggest hit to date, "Wind Of Change".
Before their next album
in July 1992, Francis Buchholz has decided to leave the band. They finally
found a replacement bassist in Ralph Rieckermann. He quickly picked up their
songs and blends well with the Scorpion's attitude.Later, in August 1993 they
released another album, "Face The Heat", which is more heavy than their last
album. It shows that the Scorpions truely know how to adapt in this society
of changing music interests.
In April of 1995, a new live album entitled Live
Bites (1988-1995) is released for the fans. It has three new never before
released tracks entitled White Dove, Heroes Don't Cry, and Edge Of Time.
successfull European hardrock act) starts at the Schenker's in Hannover,
Germany. Rudolf founds it in 1964 and after a while his younger brother
Michael plays sometimes with them on guitar.
However, Michael isn't allowed
to play because who wants their 9-10 year old brother, who can technically
play better than you, hanging around with your friends? When Rudolf accepts
his brother, Michael becomes a real band-member. This is 1971 and the
band furthermore exists of vocalist Klaus Meine, bassplayer Lothar Heinberg
and drummer Wolfgang Dziony. They broke up just before Lonesome Crow was
recorded. Conny Plank, a well known producer, offered them a chance to write
and record the music for a movie soundtrack. The movie was a German movie
called "The Cold Parardise" that mainly delt with drug abuse. The soundtrack
was released as Lonesome Crow which they recorded and mixed the album in
either 6 or 7 days.
The band went out on tour, got nowhere, and broke up.
Wolfgang & Lothar got married and got regular jobs at the local power plant.
They reformed the band, started touring again, and got a record deal. They
had to stop and serve their time in the German military, as everyone in
Germany has to. When they got out, Uli was brought on as a third guitarist.
Young Michael plays very good, even that good, that he's asked by U.F.O. to
join them. Michael accepts the offer and leaves.
The only original members
left are Rudolf and Klaus, who record the second album, "Fly to the Rainbow",
with Francis Buchholz on bass, and Jurgen Rosenthal on drums,and Ulrich Roth
on lead guitar.Just like on the debut, the Scorpions play heavy rock with
sometimes some Hendrix-alike space-influences in stretched guitar solo's from
Ulrich (Uli for friends) Roth. Meanwhile Rudy Lenners has replaced Jurgen on
drums because Jurgen got drafted. "In Trance", first time produced by their
producer Dieter Dierks, is a big step forward, concerning the play and the
compositions.Rudy plays drums on the hard "Virgin Killer", a true monument
of hardrock-history, if it was only for the lolita-cover, that isn't allowed
in the U.S. The Scorpions are breaking through in Europe and Japan, when
"Taken by Force" is released in '78, this time with Herman Rarebell on drums.
Rudy had to quit playing with the band, and drumming because he developed a
heart murmur. Herman was a janitor at Heatrow airport, and was one of
Michael's friends.This record has, besides the obligatory tempo-rockers,
also some beautiful stretched epic songs. The negative side of the development
of the Scorpions is the style-gap that arises between Schenker/Meine and Roth.
Roth also disagreedwith their producer Dieter dierks over publishing. This
results in Roth leaving the band after the '78-tour and founding his own band
Electric Sun. Nevertheless a double-live album "Tokyo Tapes" is released, with
recordings from this tour.
A very good album, with no audible style-gap. The
split happens also in a very friendly atmosphere. Before he left, the band
auditioned 178 guitarists to replace him. When nobody panned out, a friend
of Ulrich's brother Zeno was brought in. That's how Matthias got the gig.
Coincedentally, Michael Schenker had just left U.F.O., but not in the same
friendly atmosphere. He is welcomed like the prodigal son, though Matthias
Jabs should replace Ulrich. Jabs is sidetracked and the new album "Lovedrive"
is finished with Michael. Since Michael is contractually bound to UFO and has
to go back, they call Jabs again and the actual line-up is born. There are
also no more arguments about the musical direction, they want to break through
in the U.S. The way to get this is a good live reputation, and the Scorpions
adapt their songs to this. The time for experimental songs is history. By
"Animal Magnetism" and especcially "Blackout" they conquer America.
The band
is almost constantly on tour and there is little time left for any studio
albums. "Love at first Sting" is the last studio album for the moment. To keep
the public awake, in '85 the mini-LP "Gold Ballads" is released. The new
double live album "World Wide Live" confirms again the enormous class of
Scorpions' favorite occupation: playing on stage. First in 1988 a new studio
album is released: "Savage Amusement". A good record, showing the band (that
gives ten sold-oud concerts in Leningrad, spring 1988) from a more introvert
side. In 1990 a new album, "Crazy World", is released which has their most
famous song and biggest hit to date, "Wind Of Change".
Before their next album
in July 1992, Francis Buchholz has decided to leave the band. They finally
found a replacement bassist in Ralph Rieckermann. He quickly picked up their
songs and blends well with the Scorpion's attitude.Later, in August 1993 they
released another album, "Face The Heat", which is more heavy than their last
album. It shows that the Scorpions truely know how to adapt in this society
of changing music interests.
In April of 1995, a new live album entitled Live
Bites (1988-1995) is released for the fans. It has three new never before
released tracks entitled White Dove, Heroes Don't Cry, and Edge Of Time.
Albums
Albums: Lonesome Crow (Metronome '72)
Fly to the Rainbow (RCA '74)
In Trance (RCA '75)
Virgin Killer (RCA '76)
Taken by Force (RCA '77)
Tokyo Tapes (RCA '78)
Lovedrive (Harvest '79)
Animal Magnetism (Harvest '80)
Blackout (Harvest '82)
Love at first Sting (Harvest '84)
World Wide Live (Harvest '85)
Savage Amusement (Harvest '88)
Best Of Rockers 'N' Ballads (Mercury '89)
Crazy World (Mercury '90)
Face The Heat (Mercury '93)
Live Bites (Mercury '95)
Fly to the Rainbow (RCA '74)
In Trance (RCA '75)
Virgin Killer (RCA '76)
Taken by Force (RCA '77)
Tokyo Tapes (RCA '78)
Lovedrive (Harvest '79)
Animal Magnetism (Harvest '80)
Blackout (Harvest '82)
Love at first Sting (Harvest '84)
World Wide Live (Harvest '85)
Savage Amusement (Harvest '88)
Best Of Rockers 'N' Ballads (Mercury '89)
Crazy World (Mercury '90)
Face The Heat (Mercury '93)
Live Bites (Mercury '95)
about
Scorpions are a hard rock/heavy metal band from Hannover, Germany, best known for their '80s rock anthems, "Rock You Like a Hurricane" and their singles "Wind of Change", "No One Like You", and "Still Loving You". The band has sold over 70 million records worldwide.
The Scorpions band members
Klaus Meine (vocals)
Rudolf Schenker (guitars, backing vocals)
Matthias Jabs (guitars)
James Kottak (drums, backing vocals)
Paweł Mąciwoda (bass)
Line ups
1965-1970
Rudolf Schenker (guitar, vocals)
Karl-Heinz Vollmer (guitar)
Achim Kirschning (bass)
Wolfgang Dziony (drums)
1970-1972
Klaus Meine (vocals)
Rudolf Schenker (guitar)
Michael Schenker (guitar)
Lothar Heimberg (bass)
Wolfgang Dziony (drums)
1973-1974
Klaus Meine (vocals)
Rudolf Schenker (guitar)
Ulrich Roth (guitar)
Francis Buchholz (bass)
Jurgen Rosenthal (drums)
1975-1976
Klaus Meine (vocals)
Rudolf Schenker (guitar)
Ulrich Roth (guitar)
Francis Buchholz (bass)
Rudy Lenners (drums)
1977
Klaus Meine (vocals)
Rudolf Schenker (guitar)
Ulrich Roth (guitar)
Francis Buchholz (bass)
Herman Rarebell (drums)
1978-1992
Klaus Meine (vocals)
Rudolf Schenker (guitar)
Matthias Jabs (guitar)
Francis Buchholz (bass)
Herman Rarebell (drums)
1993-1995
Klaus Meine (vocals)
Rudolf Schenker (guitar)
Matthias Jabs (guitar)
Ralph Rieckermann (bass)
Herman Rarebell (drums)
1995-1996
Klaus Meine (vocals)
Rudolf Schenker (guitar)
Matthias Jabs (guitar)
Ralph Rieckermann (bass)
Curt Cress (Drums, studio musician)
1996-2003
Klaus Meine (vocals)
Rudolf Schenker (guitar)
Matthias Jabs (guitar)
Ralph Rieckermann (bass)
James Kottak (drums)
2004-2007
Klaus Meine (vocals)
Rudolf Schenker (guitar)
Matthias Jabs (guitar)
Paweł Mąciwoda (bass)
James Kottak (drums)
Rudolf Schenker (guitars, backing vocals)
Matthias Jabs (guitars)
James Kottak (drums, backing vocals)
Paweł Mąciwoda (bass)
Line ups
1965-1970
Rudolf Schenker (guitar, vocals)
Karl-Heinz Vollmer (guitar)
Achim Kirschning (bass)
Wolfgang Dziony (drums)
1970-1972
Klaus Meine (vocals)
Rudolf Schenker (guitar)
Michael Schenker (guitar)
Lothar Heimberg (bass)
Wolfgang Dziony (drums)
1973-1974
Klaus Meine (vocals)
Rudolf Schenker (guitar)
Ulrich Roth (guitar)
Francis Buchholz (bass)
Jurgen Rosenthal (drums)
1975-1976
Klaus Meine (vocals)
Rudolf Schenker (guitar)
Ulrich Roth (guitar)
Francis Buchholz (bass)
Rudy Lenners (drums)
1977
Klaus Meine (vocals)
Rudolf Schenker (guitar)
Ulrich Roth (guitar)
Francis Buchholz (bass)
Herman Rarebell (drums)
1978-1992
Klaus Meine (vocals)
Rudolf Schenker (guitar)
Matthias Jabs (guitar)
Francis Buchholz (bass)
Herman Rarebell (drums)
1993-1995
Klaus Meine (vocals)
Rudolf Schenker (guitar)
Matthias Jabs (guitar)
Ralph Rieckermann (bass)
Herman Rarebell (drums)
1995-1996
Klaus Meine (vocals)
Rudolf Schenker (guitar)
Matthias Jabs (guitar)
Ralph Rieckermann (bass)
Curt Cress (Drums, studio musician)
1996-2003
Klaus Meine (vocals)
Rudolf Schenker (guitar)
Matthias Jabs (guitar)
Ralph Rieckermann (bass)
James Kottak (drums)
2004-2007
Klaus Meine (vocals)
Rudolf Schenker (guitar)
Matthias Jabs (guitar)
Paweł Mąciwoda (bass)
James Kottak (drums)
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