On This Day October 12 1987 - McAuley Schenker Group Released Their Fifth Album Perfect Timing

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On This Day October 12 1987 - McAuley Schenker Group Released Their Fifth Album Perfect Timing
On this day October 12 1987, McAuley Schenker Group released their fifth studio album Perfect Timing, marking a new era for guitarist Michael Schenker with the addition of vocalist Robin McAuley. The album introduced a more melodic and radio friendly sound while maintaining the powerful guitar work that defined Schenker’s career.

Perfect Timing featured songs like Gimme Your Love, Love Is Not a Game, and Follow the Night, showcasing a mix of arena rock hooks and sharp musicianship. The chemistry between Schenker and McAuley gave the group renewed energy, appealing to both hard rock fans and mainstream audiences.

The album helped reestablish Schenker’s presence in the rock scene of the late 1980s, blending technical excellence with accessible songwriting.

80s insight: Perfect Timing reflected the polished hard rock sound of the late 80s, proving that musicianship and melody could coexist in the era of big choruses and even bigger guitars.
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