Scorpions

I've been getting emails from listeners wondering what the Power 96 Cools One's were from week to week, so I've decided to attempt to do a weekly recap of the past week's picks every Monday. Each morning I make the choice for that day's Cool One based on what ever song I have rolling around in my head...

Uli Jon Roth says he was moved to perform again at the site of the Scorpions' 'Tokyo Tapes' when he learned the original hall was scheduled for demolition.

For some odd reason the Scorpions have been on my mind lately. Maybe it's because it's been more than a year since they released their last album, Return to Forever. It was available in Europe in February 2015 and then here in the United States in September...

Scorpions are making it official with Mikkey Dee. The former Motorhead drummer will take over full-time for James Kottak after subbing for the past few months.

Former Motorhead drummer Mikkey Dee will play drums for Scorpions when the veteran band performs in the U.S. next month.

The "tour edition" of Scorpions' Return to Forever LP is due in stores April 22, and the band's giving fans a first glimpse of a live version of "We Built This House."

German rockers Scorpions have announced an upcoming reissue of their 2015 album Return to Forever on April 22.

Prior to recording their sixth studio LP, 1979's 'Lovedrive,' Scorpions had two main problems: Finding major success outside their native Germany and hanging onto a lead guitarist.

It's Music Monday! Each week, I share something I am currently listening to. It could be a tried and true favorite, or it could be something I have just discovered. This week showcases new music from a group you know and love.

Yesterday's Power 96 Cool One came from Sweet. This British glam-rock group formed in 1968 and scored their first hit, called "Funny Funny," in 1971, a bubblegum tune in the style of the Archies. Over the course of the next two years they transformed themselves into a more hard rocking band with hits like "Ballroom Blitz," "Fox on the Run" and yesterday's "Action