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To You All

1977 studio album by Krokus

To You All
Studio album by Krokus
Released	29 April 1977 (original) 2023 (reissue)
Recorded	October 1976 – February 1977
Studio	Sinus Studio, Bern[1]
Genre	Hard rock[2]
Length	34:22
Label	Schnoutz Records (original) DÖG Records (reissue)
Producer	Peter J. Mac Taggart
Krokus chronology
Krokus (1976) To You All (1977) Painkiller (1978)
Singles from To You All
"Highway Song" / "Trying Hard" Released: 1977

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[2]

To You All is the second studio album by the Swiss hard rock band Krokus, released on 29 April 1977 through Schnoutz Records.

The line-up of Krokus changed radically from their debut album as founding members Chris von Rohr and Tommy Kiefer were joined by Fernando von Arb, Jürg Naegeli, and Freddy Steady, previously active as a trio under the name Montezuma.^[3] It was the first album to feature the Krokus logo on the cover and their first video clip was shot for "Highway Song". To You All had limited success in Switzerland.^[3]

All credits adapted from original LP.^[1]

All credits adapted from original LP.^[1]

Krokus

• Chris von Rohr – lead vocals (except "Move It On", "Mr. Greedy" and "Protection"), percussion
• Tommy Kiefer – guitar, vocals
• Fernando von Arb – guitar, vocals
• Jürg Naegeli – bass, keyboards, vocals (except "Move It On", "Mr. Greedy", "Protection" and "Take It, Don't Leave It")
• Freddy Steady – drums, vocals

Additional musicians

• Peter Richard – vocals on "Move It On", "Mr. Greedy", and "Protection"
• Remo Spadino – bass on "Move It On", "Mr. Greedy", "Protection" and "Take It, Don't Leave It"
• Chicken Fisher – guitar on "Move It On", vocals on "Take It, Don't Leave It"
• Ben Jeger – organ on "Trying Hard"
• Hichi Szabo – keyboards on "Take It, Don't Leave It"

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