Rudolf Schenker, founded his first band in 1965, was influenced, like many boys of the postwar period, the invasion of Germany in typical U.S. fashion, including jeans, chewing gum but also Rock music. In addition, the boy from his youth had the irresistible desire to take an electric guitar and playing in front of large audiences. Following in the footsteps of the Beatles in the 60s had left the music scene, Rudolf Schenker, supported by their parents, he founded the band in its plans that would scale the heights of the music, or the Scorpions.
Rudy's brother, Michael and his friend Matthias Jabs, meanwhile were very attracted by the rock culture that was beginning to emerge in those days. Rudy Schenker, who was the guitarist and composer of songs for his as yet unknown group, wrote inspired by bands present on the music scene in those years as the Yardbirds, Pretty Things and Spooky Tooth, a band that he wanted to at least emulate. Until in 1969, after finally renamed the group Scorpions, hired his younger brother Michael and vocalist Klaus Meine and began to refine his music royalties.
In 1972 the group was ready for the official debut in the music scene, released his debut album, entitled Lonesome Crow with Lothar Heimberg Dziony Wolfgang on bass and drums.
The album was a moderate success and the Scorpions found themselves in a short time to be among the greatest exponents of the Hard Rock German period, although the language used was English, used instead of German because all major groups of the time they sang in that language. This language was also used to understand the texts to a greater slice of people, which led just Lonesome Crow to be a good week with the passing of international success, selling 25000.copie.
During the 136 dates Lonesome Crow tour, Scorpions played alongside many stages of the British band UFO. This group offered an important job as lead guitarist Michael Schenker, who decided therefore to leave the group being replaced temporarily by Ulrich Roth, a virtuoso guitarist who previously was a member and founder of Dawn Road.
Schenker's departure meant that the Scorpions were to melt. In 1973, Uli Roth got an offer from Rudolf to re-group but the guitarist chose to stay loyal to his band Dawn Road. Roth, who wanted to work with Schenker, however, invited the musician to join his group. With a little 'hesitation, Rudolf accepted and completed the formation of the band alongside the bassist Francis Buchholz and Rosenthal albatterista Jrgen.
After a few weeks, the singer Klaus Meine was included in the training band and decided to rename it again Scorpions, being now a famous name in the underground German Hard Rock thanks to the previous publication.
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Band brainchild of brothers O'Keeffe, the line-up was completed in 2003 with the arrival of guitarist David Roads, known as Joe O'Keeffe was working in a hotel, and bassist Justin Street, known always by guitarist / singer at a party in Australia which, drunk, began to talk among themselves of what they did in their lives. So Joel and Justin knew that was the day of birth itself Airborne. In 2005 they released their first self produced EP containing 8 tracks and, after moving to Melbourne, sign a contract for five albums with Capitol Records, which lead them to perform in support of bands like Motley Crue, Motorhead and The Rolling Stones.
On June 23, 2007 in Australia, was released by EMI (the Capitol in the meantime had played the contract) the first album, entitled Runnin 'Wild . From the album, which in 2008 was distributed worldwide by Roadrunner Records, extracted the single "Runnin 'Wild", which was also made a video that shows the singer and bassist Lemmy Kilmister of Motorhead, "Too Much, Too Young, Too Fast "(included in the tracklist of the game Guitatr Hero World Tours and Burnout Paradise) and" Diamond In The Rough. " the song "Blackjack" is was included in the soundtrack of the video game Need for Speed: ProStreet. On December 6, 2008 they played in Milan in a Rolling Stone full.
Band brainchild of brothers O'Keeffe, the line-up was completed in 2003 with the arrival of guitarist David Roads, known by Joel O'Keeffe when he was working in a hotel, and bassist Justin Street, known always by guitarist / singer at a party in Australia which, drunk, began to talk among themselves of what they did in their lives. So Joel and Justin knew that was the day of birth itself Airborne. In 2005 they released their first self produced EP containing 8 tracks and, after moving to Melborune, sign a contract for five albums with Capitol Records, which lead them to perform in support of bands like Motley Crue, Motorhead and The Rolling Stones.
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James Marshall "Jimi" Hendrix (Seattle, November 27, 1942 - London, September 18, 1970) was a guitarist and singer. He is considered one of the greatest guitarists in music history, and one of the leading pioneers in the electric guitar in his parable of art, both short and intense it became a precursor to many facilities and the sound of what would have been the future evolution of the rock (as such as hard rock) by creating an unprecedented fusion of blues, rhythm and blues, rock and roll, psychedelic and funky. According to the survey carried out in 2003 by Rolling Stone Magazine, he is the greatest guitarist of all time. His performance at the close of the 1969 Woodstock festival has become a real symbol: the image of the guitarist who, with irreverent visionary art, plays the national anthem so provocatively distorted entered by force in the collective musical as one of the turning points in the history of rock. Hendrix was introduced into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1992. 
