Fly to the Rainbow
Fly to the Rainbow is the second studio album by the German band Scorpions, released on 1 November 1974 on RCA Victor. It follows their 1972 debut, Lonesome Crow, and marks a real turning point in the group's story, with a changed line-up that includes guitarist Uli Jon Roth and bassist Francis Buchholz, both appearing on a Scorpions record for the first time.
It is also the only Scorpions album to feature drummer Jürgen Rosenthal, which gives it a distinct place in the band's history. Filed under hard rock and heavy metal, it captures the group in an early phase, before In Trance arrived the following year and the run of records that built their reputation. For anyone tracing how Scorpions took shape, this is the album where the new band begins to emerge.
Fly to the Rainbow: tracklist, credits and charts
7 tracks · 40:47Tracklist
- 1Speedy’s ComingRudolf Schenker and Klaus Meine3:38
- 2They Need a MillionRudolf Schenker and Klaus Meine4:53
- 3Drifting SunUli Jon Roth7:42
- 4Fly People FlyMichael Schenker and Klaus Meine5:04
- 5This Is My SongRudolf Schenker and Klaus Meine4:17
- 6Far AwaySchenker, Schenker, Meine5:42
- 7Fly to the RainbowUli Jon Roth and Michael Schenker9:31
- Produced by
- Frank Bornemann, Scorpions, Reinhold Mack
- Recorded at
- Musicland Studios, Studio Maschen, Musicland (Munich, West Germany), Studio Maschen (Seevetal, West Germany)
- Recorded
- April 1974
- Engineered by
- Horst Andritschke, Mack
- Labels
- RCA Victor, RCA
- Length
- 40:47
Line-up
- Francis Buchholz · background vocals, bass guitar
- Uli Jon Roth · background vocals, electric guitar, lead vocals
- Rudolf Schenker · background vocals, electric guitar, lead vocals
- Achim Kirschning · organ, mellotron, synthesizer · guest
- Hans‐Jürgen Rosenthal · drums (drum set)
- Klaus Meine · lead vocals
Singles
- “Speedy's Coming” · 1975
- “Drifting Sun” · 1976
Peak chart positions
| Chart | Peak |
|---|---|
| Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 1976 | 83 |
From MusicBrainz, Wikipedia and Wikidata. Only what the sources record is shown.
Released the same week
Also released on 1 November
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How we know the release date wikipedia + wikidata
| Source | Date | Note |
|---|---|---|
| MusicBrainz | 1974 | |
| Wikipedia infobox | 1 November 1974 | |
| Wikidata | 1 November 1974 |
12 editions
| Date | Country | Label | Barcode | Kind |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | DE | RCA | 035627008429 | deluxe |
| 1974 | DE | RCA Victor | original | |
| 1974 | CA | RCA Victor | original | |
| 1976 | JP | RCA | other | |
| 1987 | US | RCA | 07863550572 | other |
| 7 July 1987 | US | RCA | 0035627008429 | other |
| 21 June 1989 | JP | RCA | 4988017014349 | other |
| 26 December 2007 | JP | RCA | 4988017648841 | other |
| 23 June 2010 | JP | RCA | 4547366054330 | other |
| 9 October 2013 | JP | RCA | 4547366202267 | other |
| 5 May 2023 | — | BMG | 4050538927801 | remaster |
| 5 May 2023 | XW | BMG | 4050538875768 | deluxe |
Cover art sources
deezer · upscaled: major: best source 1200x1200, upscaled to 1500 (x1.25)
| Source | Size | Verdict |
|---|---|---|
| deezer ✓ | 1200×1200 | upscaled: major: best source 1200x1200, upscaled to 1500 (x1.25) |
| fanarttv | 1000×1000 | upscaled |
| coverartarchive | 300×300 | upscaled |