15 What other bands have members of AC/DC been in, and what otheralbums have they played on?
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This article is from the AC/DC FAQ, by Phil Rose acdcfaq@yahoo.com with numerous contributions by others.
15 What other bands have members of AC/DC been in, and what otheralbums have they played on?
[Thanks to Kjell Danielsson <kjell@kd.qd.se>, and Arnaud Durieux
<electricshock@pipeline.com>]
Here is a listing of the bands. For discography info related to these
bands, visit the AC/DC "Electric Shock" web page at:
http://www.geocities.com/~electricshock/tree.htm
MALCOLM YOUNG:
Velvet Underground 1971 - 1972 Stevie Wright 1973 (Guest on album) Marcus Hook Roll Band 1974
ANGUS YOUNG:
Kantuckee 1971 - 1973 Tantrum 1973 Marcus Hook Roll Band 1974 Stevie Wright 1974 (Guest on album) Ray Arnott 1979 (Guest on album)
BON SCOTT:
(Fraternity & Valentines are addressed at length in the "Bon Scott -
Pre AC/DC" section of the FAQ).
The Spektors 1965 - 1966 Valentines 1967 - 1970 Fraternity 1970 - 1973 Blackfeather 1971 (Guest on album) Vince Lovegrove 1972 (Guest on single) Mount Lofty Rangers 1974
MARK EVANS:
Finch 1977 - 1978 Contraband 1978 - 1979 The Beast 1982 Heaven 1983 - 1984 Headhunters 1988 Bob Armstrong 1990 (Guest on album) Chris Turner 1990 (Guest on album)
PHIL RUDD (PHIL RUDZEVECUIS):
Buster Brown 1974
CLIFF WILLIAMS:
Home 1970 - 1974 Al Stewart 1974 (Touring Band) Bandit 1975 - 1977 Alexi Korner 1977 (Touring Band) Adam Bomb 1986 (Guest on album)
BRIAN JOHNSON:
Geordie 1972 - 1980 Jackyl 1997 (Guest on album) Neurotica 1998 (Producer and guest on album)
STEVIE YOUNG:
Starfighters 1980 - 1984
Little Big Horn 1989
SIMON WRIGHT:
Tora Tora 1980 - 1981 AIIZ 1981 - 1982 Tytan 1982 - 1983 Dio 1989 - 1991 Rhino Bucket 1993 - 1995 UFO 1995, 1997 - 1999 Dio 1999 - present
CHRIS SLADE:
[Info taken from 'Shock To The System' by Mark Putterford]
Tom Jones 1963 - 1969 (touring band) Session Drummer 1969 - 1971 Manfred Mann's Earth Band 1972 - 1979 Session Drummer 1979 (Frankie Miller & Kai Olsson) Uriah Heep 1980 (Conquest album) Session Drummer 1980 - 1983 (Gary Numan, Mick Ralphs Band) David Gilmour 1984 (touring band) The Firm 1984 - ? Gary Moore 1989 (touring band)
LINER NOTES TO THE MARCUS HOOK ROLL BAND COMPILATION ALBUM "FULL FILE"
This album contains all known existing tracks of The Marcus Hook Roll
Band - an identity assumed by Harry Vanda & George Young at the very
end of their four year stint in London as session musicians and
independent record producers. Though they had regularly issued
material under a string of assumed identities (Haffey's Whiskey Sour,
Moondance, Paintbox, Band of Hope, Grapefruit, etc.) this was the most
extensive of their projects.
The MHRB came together under the hand of ex-Pretty Thing Wally Allen,
who managed to wrangle some studio time at Abbey Road. There they cut
5 tracks with their regular retinue of fellow musicians - just prior
to journeying to Australia for a holiday.
Instead of returning to London, Vanda & Young relocated themselves in
Australia and forgot all about the Marcus Hook sessions - until a
frantic message came through from Allen that America was keen on the
tracks and wanted more. "We thought it was hilarious" says George, "it
had been a joke to us".
The pair refused to return to London, so Allen visited Australia early
in 1974 to record another ten tracks. This time, local musicians were
used - including George's kid brothers Angus & Malcolm (who had not
previously recorded).
After repeated requests for a tour to support the product were turned
down flat, American interest waned and album release was scrapped
(it's only issue being in Australia as 'Tales of Old Grandaddy').
The Marcus Hook tracks follow in the tradition of the best Easybeats'
material - tough, perfectly structured and intelligent. A very
convincing political and social sentiment runs through many of the
songs, as does a strong soul/funk influence.
'Natural Man' has become a cult classic, adored for its exhilerating
pop/rock form; while 'Shot In The Head' (originally recorded by
Haffey's Whiskey Sour and also covered by Savoy Brown) is as close to
a theme song as the extraordinary duo have ever penned;
"I've Been 52 years in a rock 'n roll band, ten thousand women on a
one night stand. And all I got to show is a hole in my hand, where my
money fell through."
Glenn A. Baker
Side One Side Two *1. Natural Man(3.35)= 1. Cry For Me(3.36)- *2. Louisiana Lady(3.00)- 2. Silver Shoes & Strawberry Wine(5.45)- 3. Shot In The Head(3.24)= 3. Watch Her Do It Now(3.30)= 4. Can't Stand The Heat(3.09)- 4. Ape Man(2.45)= 5. Goodbye Jane(3.32)- *+5. Moonshine Blues(3.02)- 6. Quick Reaction(3.05)- *+6. Boogalooing Is For Wooing(2.43): 7. People & The Power(4.53)= *+7. Hoochie Koochie Har Kau(3.10): 8. Red Revolution(3.05)-
All selections written by Vanda & Young and published by J. Albert &
Son,
except + by Wally Allen
*Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London 1973, others recorded at EMI
Sydney
1974
Album compiled by Glenn A. Baker Design by Grafis (US)
Vocals: Harry Vanda(-), George Young(=), Wally Allen(:)
Musicians: (UK)
George Young - rhythm guitar, piano Harry Vanda - lead guitar
Freddie Smith - drums Ian Campbell - bass Alex Young - sax
(Aust)
George Young - rhythm guitar, piano, bass Harry Vanda - lead guitar
Angus Young - guitar Malcolm Young - guitar John Proud - bass
Howie Casey - sax(added in UK)
®1973 EMI Records Limited ®1979 Capitol Records, Inc.
Recorded in England and Australia
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