Michael Morales (musician)

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Michael Morales (born April 25, 1963) is an American musician most known for the Top 40 charting songs "Who Do You Give Your Love To?" (#15 Hot 100) and a cover version of The Romantics "What I Like About You" (#28 Hot 100).

[edit] Early life

Born in San Antonio, Texas, he came from a musical family. As a child, he formed and played guitar, drums and piano in several bands. In 1980, he founded the popular band, The Max, where he would perform until signing his first recording contract with PolyGram Records in 1988.

[edit] Career

Morales released the self-titled Michael Morales in 1989 which reached No. 113 on The Billboard 200. After releasing his second CD on PolyGram, Thump (1991), he founded Studio M in San Antonio. There he and brother, Ron Morales, have won 4 Grammy awards for CDs produced and recorded at Studio M. In 2000, Morales released his third CD on Major/MTM Records entitled That's The Way.

Morales resides in San Antonio. His other brother is former Texas state attorney general Dan Morales.