AC/DC - Rock'n'Roll pod wysokim napięciem - Ilustrowana historia - PHIL SUTCLIFFE

With over 35 years of touring around the world and over a dozen albums to their name, AC/DC are unquestionably one of the most respected and reliable rock bands in the history of the genre. The legacy of AC/DC is impressive – it reaches from the first club performances in the Antipodes to the latest huge concert tour promoting the album Black Ice. In this album you will find: - over 400 photographs from the stage and backstage, tickets, posters, passes, record covers, promotional releases and many other curiosities. - photographs from the start of the career by Philip Morris and Bob King, rare shots from club concerts in the States taken by Jenny Lens and Robert Francos, fantastic backstage frames by Robert Ellis and Robert Alford. - the history of the band and an extensive discography written by the veteran music journalist Phil Sutcliffe. - footnotes and reviews by such experts on the subject as Joe Bonomo, Anthony Bozza, Jen Jewel Brown, Daniel Bukszpan, Gary Graff, Martin Popoff, Sylvie Simmons and Bill Voccia - comments and recollections from such stars as Jimmy Page, Billy F Gibbons, Joe Perry, Steve Vai, Ace Frehley, Meat Loaf and Jack Johnson and an essay by Joe Elliott of Def Leppard. The London-based journalist Phil Sutcliffe has been writing about rock music since 1974. His texts have been published in hundreds of newspapers and magazines, including Q, Los Angeles Times, Blender and Sounds. 222 pages, large format, all coated paper, richly illustrated, hardback.