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"She's Got Balls"[edit]

Anyone know the exact date of this performance? Was it, perchance, the 1976 "farewall" gig before AC/DC headed for the UK? I've seen reference to it (as the B side of "You Shook...") being "Live '77" but that might not be reliable... --kingboyk 18:46, 5 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Bon Scott playing drums in "Back Seat Confidential"[edit]

I've read that when AC\DC first went to Florida to rehearse for "Highway to Hell" with Eddie Kramer, Phil Rudd was having trouble with visas and could not show up and Bon Scott, who played drums in a pipe band in Australia some time before, played the drums. When everyone in the band simply did not get along with Eddie Kramer, they went into Criteria Studio in Miami and recorded demos like "Back Seat Confidential" without any producers and soon sent the tapes to Robert John "Mutt" Lange. I believe Phil Rudd still could not get to the US, and Bon Scott played the drums in "Back Seat Confidential".

Can this be researched and the article changed to show Bon Scott playing drums for that song? Dkf12 (talk) 19:58, 25 May 2020 (UTC)[reply]