Ac/Dc's Biography
In 1955, the greatest guitarist in the world would be born. But Angus Young wouldn't automatically reach superstardom, it would take a little help from his brothers. Angus and Malcolm were first introduced to the rock 'n' roll scene by their older brother George. He became a big Australian star in the mid-1960's with a group called the Easybeats. This left quite an impression on the two youngest brothers, for they too were learning to play guitars, getting pointers from George whenever he would come back home from a tour. They then went on to start their own bands. Malcolm started a couple garage bands, but none of them went anywhere. In 1971 he joined a band called Velvet Underground. Angus on the other hand, started a band of his own, which he called Tantrum. The only gigs he played were school dances, though. Mostly Angus would just jam with his friends. It wasn't until 1973 when Angus and Malcolm would come together to form their own band. AC/DC's debut came on New Year's Eve 1973 at a party in Sydney's Chequers nightclub. The bands first lineup was the following: Angus on lead guitar, Malcolm on rhythym guitar, Colin Burgess on drums, Larry Van Knedt on bass, and Dave Evans being the singer. This lineup was subject to many changes over the next year, however. First Colin Burgess was out, being replaced by Ron Carpenter. Then Larry Van Knedt was gone, and replaced by Rob Bailey. Carpenter didn't last long at all; he was replaced by Russell Coleman who was soon being replaced by Peter Clark. The Young-Young-Evans-Bailey-Clark was the lineup that gave AC/DC their first single, Can I Sit Next to You Girl / Rockin' In the Parlour . The next changes in the lineup proved to be the biggest though. The bands bus driver at the time, Bon Scott, informed the band that he could play drums and soon took over Peter Clarks's position. He also recommended Bruce Houwe, who used to play with Bon in Fraternity, as the new bass player replacing Bailey. It wasn't long before Angus and Malcolm grew tired of Dave Evans, because he was turning into a glittery glam rock type of person. So Evans was out, and Bon got the job as frontman for AC/DC. Before long Houwe was asked to leave and George Young would take over as bassist. AC/DC would soon record their debut album High Voltage . AC/DC's debut album High Voltage was recorded in just 10 days. The lineup for the album was the normal Young-Young-Scott with George Young on bass and Tony Kerrante filling in on drums. The album was released in Australia in February of 1975. Soon after that the band got a settled in with a lineup when they hired Phil Rudd on drums and Mark Evans as bass to fill in the vacancies. The Young-Young-Scott-Evans-Rudd lineup went on to record three more albums in the next couple of years. T.N.T. was recorded in 1975. Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap in 1976, and finally Let There be Rock in 1977.
In 1955, the greatest guitarist in the world would be born. But Angus Young wouldn't automatically reach superstardom, it would take a little help from his brothers. Angus and Malcolm were first introduced to the rock 'n' roll scene by their older brother George. He became a big Australian star in the mid-1960's with a group called the Easybeats. This left quite an impression on the two youngest brothers, for they too were learning to play guitars, getting pointers from George whenever he would come back home from a tour. They then went on to start their own bands. Malcolm started a couple garage bands, but none of them went anywhere. In 1971 he joined a band called Velvet Underground. Angus on the other hand, started a band of his own, which he called Tantrum. The only gigs he played were school dances, though. Mostly Angus would just jam with his friends. It wasn't until 1973 when Angus and Malcolm would come together to form their own band. AC/DC's debut came on New Year's Eve 1973 at a party in Sydney's Chequers nightclub. The bands first lineup was the following: Angus on lead guitar, Malcolm on rhythym guitar, Colin Burgess on drums, Larry Van Knedt on bass, and Dave Evans being the singer. This lineup was subject to many changes over the next year, however. First Colin Burgess was out, being replaced by Ron Carpenter. Then Larry Van Knedt was gone, and replaced by Rob Bailey. Carpenter didn't last long at all; he was replaced by Russell Coleman who was soon being replaced by Peter Clark. The Young-Young-Evans-Bailey-Clark was the lineup that gave AC/DC their first single, Can I Sit Next to You Girl / Rockin' In the Parlour . The next changes in the lineup proved to be the biggest though. The bands bus driver at the time, Bon Scott, informed the band that he could play drums and soon took over Peter Clarks's position. He also recommended Bruce Houwe, who used to play with Bon in Fraternity, as the new bass player replacing Bailey. It wasn't long before Angus and Malcolm grew tired of Dave Evans, because he was turning into a glittery glam rock type of person. So Evans was out, and Bon got the job as frontman for AC/DC. Before long Houwe was asked to leave and George Young would take over as bassist. AC/DC would soon record their debut album High Voltage . AC/DC's debut album High Voltage was recorded in just 10 days. The lineup for the album was the normal Young-Young-Scott with George Young on bass and Tony Kerrante filling in on drums. The album was released in Australia in February of 1975. Soon after that the band got a settled in with a lineup when they hired Phil Rudd on drums and Mark Evans as bass to fill in the vacancies. The Young-Young-Scott-Evans-Rudd lineup went on to record three more albums in the next couple of years. T.N.T. was recorded in 1975. Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap in 1976, and finally Let There be Rock in 1977.
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