Description

Rare early 70s material with Bon Scott on vocals. The rarest tracks here is Round And Round and Carey Gully which was written by Peter Head and recorded in 1974 with The Mount Lofty Rangers, a band that, along with Bon, has fostered Aussie legends Jimmy Barnes and Glenn Shorrock. Bon recorded these two tracks at Slater Sound Studios in Adelaide in August of 1974, just a few weeks before Bon was to embark on his historic journey as vocalist with the newly formed Ac/dc, recounts Peter Head. You may have thought until now that you’ve heard everything Bon Scott recorded pre Ac/dc. But what you have in your hands is the Bon Scott you didn’t hear, says Vincent Lovegrove, who shared the vocals with Bon’s former band, The Valentines. Ted Yanni devoted almost two years to bringing Bon back to life via two previously unheard songs assisted musicians and technicians for whom this project has been a labour of love. Ac/dc is arguably the biggest and best rock band in the World. Joining the band in 1974, Bon Scott contributed to Ac/dc’s best work throughout the 70s. From High Voltage (1974) to Highway to Hell (1979), Bon’s work with Ac/dc is to this day some of the band’s most famous work.

Track listing:
1. The Mount Lofty Rangers -Carey Gully
2. Bon Scott Interview
3. he Mount Lofty Rangers -Round And Round
4. Bon Scott And Angus Young Interview
5. The Valentines -Sooky Sooky
6. Fraternity -Seasons Of Change
7. The Valentines -Every Day I Have To Cry
8. The Valentines -She Said