Don't Sell Your Soul Michael Schenker Group

• 1 Don't Sell Your Soul 05:03
• 2 Danger Zone 03:38
• 3 Eye of the Storm 03:56
• 4 Janey the Fox 03:12
• 5 I Can't Stand Waiting 03:43
• 6 Sign of the Times 03:58
• 7 The Chosen 03:57
• 8 It's You 04:17
• 9 Sixstring Shotgun 04:35
• 10 Flesh and Bone 03:20
• 11 Surrender 03:28
• Total Runtime 43:07

Info for Don't Sell Your Soul

"Don't Sell Your Soul" is the second part of a trilogy that was recorded in one piece. The first album "My Years with UFO" was followed by a sold-out tour and marked a triumphant return to Schenker's roots. With the final chapter set for release in 2026, this release is another reminder: Michael Schenker is not still active, but continues to set the Standard!

Michael Schenker, guitar
Erik Grönwall, vocals
Steve Mann, guitar, keyboards
Bodo Schopf, drums
Barend Courbois, bass
Guests:
Robin McAuley, vocals
Dimitri "Lia" Liapakis, vocals
Michael Voss, vocals

Michael Schenker Group
At the age of 15, Michael Schenker recorded his first album with the Scorpions, with which he caused an international sensation. Two years later, Michael joined the British hard rock band UFO, with whom he also enjoyed great success. Strangers in the Night became one of the most successful live rock albums of all time. In 1979, Michael began his solo career and formed the MICHAEL SCHENKER GROUP.

The MICHAEL SCHENKER GROUP (M.S.G.) is a guitar-orientated hard rock band whose debut album, Michael Schenker Group, reached the Top 5 of the British album and single charts. Their melodic hard rock with progressive undertones is characterised above all by Schenker's extremely skilful guitar playing.

Later, M.S.G. became the McAuley Schenker Group, as Robin McAuley replaced former singer Gary Barden and a very close partnership was formed between McAuley and Schenker. Their debut in the new formation was called Perfect Timing and was released in 1987. Their biggest hit was the power ballad Anytime.

Schenker and McAuley then parted ways when Schenker decided to focus on experimenting with music and only occasionally record with UFO and M.S.G. He built his own recording studio. He set up his own recording studio and founded a company.

A reunion album with Gary Barden was finally released in 2008 and Schenker gradually returned to rock ‘n’ roll. In 2021, the album ‘Immortal’ was released with the MICHAEL SCHENKER GROUP to mark Schenker's 50th anniversary on stage. A European tour will follow in 2022 to celebrate the anniversary.

This album contains no booklet.