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Michael Schenker: Michael Schenker; Gunter Nezhoda (bass guitar); Davey Pattison, Aynsley Dunbar.
Personnel: Michael Schenker (guitar); Davey Pattison (vocals); Leslie West (guitar, slide guitar); Aynsley Dunbar (drums).
Additional personnel: Mike Varney, Kevin Curry (guitar); Mark Robertson (Hammond b-3 organ); Sam McCaslin (keyboards); Leslie West.
Audio Mixer: Mark Rennick.
Recording information: Prairie Sun Studios, Cotati, CA; Showplace Studios, NY.
Photographer: Steve Jennings. Endless Jam Music | List Price | $16.98 (You save $2.69) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Heavy Metal, Hard Rock | | Label | Shrapnel | | Orig Year | 2004 | | All Time Sales Rank |  6453  | | CD Universe Part number | 6714435 | | Catalog number | 1169 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Apr 27, 2004 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Mike Varney; Mike Varney | | Engineer | Larry Brewer; Michael Lardie; Jason D'Ottavio | | Personnel | Aynsley Dunbar - drums
Michael Schenker - guitar
Davey Pattison - vocals
Gunter Nezhoda - bass guitar
Also: Leslie West, Mark Robertson, Cotati, Kevin Curry, Mike Varney, Robin McAuley, Emi Canyn, NY.
Photographer: Steve Jennings, Showplace Studios |
Michael Schenker Endless Jam Songs | 1. | Shapes of Things |
| 2. | Hey Joe |
| 3. | Pearly Queen |
| 4. | Whiter Shade of Pale, A |
| 5. | Never in My Life |
| 6. | Lons Misty Days |
| 7. | I Got the Fire |
| 8. | Voyager |
| 9. | Steaber, The |
| 10. | Theme for an Imasinary Western |
| 11. | Built for Comfort |
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Endless Jam Music Review Average Rating: (3.8 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Let the Jams continue
This is an example of how covers should be done. Nothing like old-timers jamming other old-timers hits. Nothing like respect. Nothing like listening to the great oldies and making them last forever.
Submitted by crypxic (Singapore) 
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 1 found this helpful. A new and fantastic side of Schenker
As much as I love UFO and MSG, this is a whole new dimension of Schenker's genius guitar playing. He just rips through some great classic songs and improves upon everyone of them.
Mr. Pattison shows that he has a very diverse and competent voice as he does every song justice while making them his own. Buy the album and turn it up loud.
Submitted by gdub62 (Bloomington, IL)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No MICHAEL COOKING AGAIN!
Wow! What else can you say? Michaels playing on this CD is his best, in my opinion, since UFO's "Covenant". There is so much lead guitar work here, its almost mind-boggling. Long solo passages, and constant fills between lyrics. Bluesy tones and riffs mixed with rock n roll, at its best. According to the liner notes, Michael did not play any of the rhythm guitar...and its probably a good thing! With this much soloing, he would have spent way to long in the studio to do the rhythm also. Highlights include the lead work in "I Got The Fire", and the ending solo in "Long Misty Days". Other highlights include "Never In My Life", "Pearly Queen", and "The Stealer". Also included is a re-do of the Willie Dixon classic, "Built For Comfort", which of course, UFO did many, many years ago, but Davey Pattison installs his own rendering here. His vocal work, while certainly not outstanding, fits this project just perfect. Bluesy, ballsy, gutsy singing. Even though these are all covers, if you are like me, there is still some material on here you may have never heard before, in any version. I applaud Michael for this effort. The feeling and the playing of his guitar work shines...much more so than on "Arachnaphobiac", which struck me as a somewhat "forced" recording, as if it were just time to put a record out. This project shows Michaels talents. You'll have to listen many times, as you'll discover new, awesome licks with each listening. LONG LIVE MICHAEL!!
Submitted by GORDONW (SNELLVILLE, GA.)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  schenker on form
great playing from schenker of some great covers
Submitted by michaelhubbard608 (birmingham england)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
 For DieHards Only
This is a good collection ov covers from Schenker?Pattison but not as excitin as Schenker fans will hope for. As a 20+ year fan of Michael's I wouldn't miss adding this to my collection but this does not showcase his brilliance.
Submitted by sixxslinger67 (fawnskin, ca usa)
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