
Scorpions- Crazy World 35th Anniversary- Klaus Meine, Rudolph Schenker 12-1
Klaus Meine and Rudolph Schenker, Scorpions co-founders reminded me just how much rock music had changed this "Crazy World" by the time of that album's late 1990 release. And the Scorpions should know : they were there, living it every day in the shadow of the Berlin Wall in just the six short years after the March 1984 release of "Love at First Sting" leading up to "Crazy World". Join us here In the Studio the week of December 1.

Emerson Lake & Palmer 55th Anniversary 11-24
Keith Emerson and Greg Lake shared the origins of the thunderous "Knife Edge", the gorgeous "Take a Pebble", and the eleventh hour add-on which became a surprise hit, "Lucky Man", while the last man standing, drummer Carl Palmer, carries the torch today on the fifty-fifth anniversary of "Emerson, Lake, & Palmer" debut.

George Harrison- All Things Must Pass 55th Anniversary 11-17
The first Beatle to achieve a #1-selling solo album was neither Lennon nor McCartney, but George Harrison sussed that notable feat fifty-five years ago the hard way: with the three-record set "All Things Must Pass". The late George Harrison is my guest from the In the Studio archives for the fifty-fifth anniversary of "All Things Must Pass" the week of November 17.

REO Speedwagon- Hi Infidelity 45th- Kevin Cronin, Neal Doughty 11-10
REO Speedwagon true believers singer/songwriter Kevin Cronin and keyboardist Neal Doughty tell the never-say-die story of Hi Infidelity ( #1 Billboard for fifteen weeks!!!) and the #1 single "Keep On Loving You", "Take It on the Run" (35), "Don't Let Him Go", "Tough Guys", and "Follow My Heart", selling over 10,000,000 copies. Don't miss this forty-fifth anniversary of REO Speedwagon Hi Infidelity here In the Studio the week of November 10.

Queen- A Night at the Opera 50th- Brian May, Roger Taylor 11-1
For the golden anniversary of Queen's "A Night at the Opera", Brian May and Roger Taylor issue your formal invitation to join them In the Studio for truth behind "You're My Best Friend", "I'm in Love with My Car", the progressive rock epic "The Prophet's Song", Brian May's skiffle change of pace " '39", and the indescribable "Bohemian Rhapsody" the week of November 3.

Ozzy Osbourne- Ozzmosis 30th Anniversary 10-20
My dearly missed sweet soul the late Ozzy Osbourne guests in my classic rock interview from the In the Studio archive on the thirtieth anniversary of his double-platinum electrifying comeback, "Ozzmosis", the week of October 20th.

Police- Zenyatta Mondatta 45th Anniversary- Sting, Stewart Copeland, Andy Summers 10-13
We'll have the Police role call here In the Studio the week of October 13 with Sting, Andy Summers, and Stewart Copeland for the forty-fifth anniversary of "Zenyatta Mondatta".

Led Zeppelin III @55- Jimmy Page, Robert Plant 10-6
Led Zeppelin's third album did not have the first blush of discovery like the debut, nor a bona fide hit like "Whole Lotta Love" on Led Zeppelin II, but now in hindsight "Led Zeppelin III" is revered for being the musical bridge to even greater successes soon to come. Robert Plant and Jimmy Page are my guests bearing "Immigrant Song","Out on the Tiles","Since I've Been Loving You", "Gallows Pole", and "Friends" In the Studio beginning the week of October 6.
