AC/DC: every album, every song
AC/DC – a global rock institution and big brand name. The secret to their success has always been they are a rock ‘n’ roll band, pure and simple, undiluted by trends. They have a solid authenticity with no frills or pretentiousness. Chris Sutton examines the recorded output of the band in detail, helped by new interview material with former members, collaborators and friends in Michael Browning (manager), Peter Clack (drums), Tony Currenti (drums), Mike Fraser (engineer/ producer), Gerard Huerta (logo design), Ian Hampton (bass), Noel Taylor (drums) and Dave Thoener (engineer). Hampton reveals the time that he was close to replacing Mark Evans. They have one of the world’s biggest-selling albums in Back In Black, but is it their best album, and which are their best songs? As well as commentary and analysis of every track on every studio album, space is also given to B-sides and out-takes. The live albums and box sets are also featured. The background to each album is also covered as the band navigate tragedy and setbacks with a determination to keep going – rock or bust! The book’s aim is to send you back to the albums and listen again, or catch up with the ones you have missed.

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AC/DC: every album, every song
AC/DC – a global rock institution and big brand name. The secret to their success has always been they are a rock ‘n’ roll band, pure and simple, undiluted by trends. They have a solid authenticity with no frills or pretentiousness. Chris Sutton examines the recorded output of the band in detail, helped by new interview material with former members, collaborators and friends in Michael Browning (manager), Peter Clack (drums), Tony Currenti (drums), Mike Fraser (engineer/ producer), Gerard Huerta (logo design), Ian Hampton (bass), Noel Taylor (drums) and Dave Thoener (engineer). Hampton reveals the time that he was close to replacing Mark Evans. They have one of the world’s biggest-selling albums in Back In Black, but is it their best album, and which are their best songs? As well as commentary and analysis of every track on every studio album, space is also given to B-sides and out-takes. The live albums and box sets are also featured. The background to each album is also covered as the band navigate tragedy and setbacks with a determination to keep going – rock or bust! The book’s aim is to send you back to the albums and listen again, or catch up with the ones you have missed.

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AC/DC: every album, every song

AC/DC: every album, every song

by Chris Sutton
AC/DC: every album, every song
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AC/DC: every album, every song

AC/DC: every album, every song

by Chris Sutton

Overview

AC/DC – a global rock institution and big brand name. The secret to their success has always been they are a rock ‘n’ roll band, pure and simple, undiluted by trends. They have a solid authenticity with no frills or pretentiousness. Chris Sutton examines the recorded output of the band in detail, helped by new interview material with former members, collaborators and friends in Michael Browning (manager), Peter Clack (drums), Tony Currenti (drums), Mike Fraser (engineer/ producer), Gerard Huerta (logo design), Ian Hampton (bass), Noel Taylor (drums) and Dave Thoener (engineer). Hampton reveals the time that he was close to replacing Mark Evans. They have one of the world’s biggest-selling albums in Back In Black, but is it their best album, and which are their best songs? As well as commentary and analysis of every track on every studio album, space is also given to B-sides and out-takes. The live albums and box sets are also featured. The background to each album is also covered as the band navigate tragedy and setbacks with a determination to keep going – rock or bust! The book’s aim is to send you back to the albums and listen again, or catch up with the ones you have missed.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781789523072
Publisher: Continental Sales, Inc.
Publication date: 05/31/2024
Pages: 160
Product dimensions: 5.80(w) x 8.25(h) x 0.60(d)

About the Author

Chris Sutton manages Smethwick Heritage Centre Museum and has written several publications for them. He has also written several plays. This book is his third book for Sonicbond Publishing, with several more to follow. He lives in Great Malvern, UK.

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