AC/DC - The Early Years & Bon Scott
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AC/DC formed in 1973 but it wasn't until the latter half o 1974 that Scottish born singer Robert Belford Scott joined the fold and subsequently helped take AC/DC to legendary heights of success with a stream, of stunning albums which undoubtedly made them the most electrifying live rock band of the 1970s. Despite the latter day success of the band , the Bon Scott years of 1974 to 1980 are often regarded by many as the band's most fertile creative period. Those years spawned 1976's Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, 1977's Let There Be Rock and 1978's Powerage, not forgetting the now legendary live album, If You Want Blood You've Got It from 1978 and of course, 1979's hard rock masterpiece, Highway To Hell. Exploring all the releases featuring the revered original singer, AC/DC - The Early Years & Bon Scott provides a fitting recognition of his legacy as well as a detailed examination of just how remarkably influential in rock history this early work of AC/DC has proved to be.
Based in the UK, Neil Daniels has written about rock, metal and pop culture for a wide range of magazines, fanzines and websites.He has penned books on Judas Priest, Robert Plant, Linkin Park, Bon Jovi and Journey, and co-authored Dawn Of The Metal Gods: My Life In Judas Priest & Heavy Metal with original Judas Priest singer/co-founder Al Atkins. His third book on Judas Priest is Rock Landmarks: Judas Priest's British Steel.His acclaimed series, All Pens Blazing: A Rock & Heavy Metal Writer's Handbook Volumes I & II, collects over a hundred original and exclusive interviews with some of the world's most famous rock and heavy metal scribes. His other duel collection, Rock 'N' Roll Mercenaries - Interviews With Rock Stars Volumes I & II, compiles over sixty interviews with many well-known rock stars and rock writers.