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 George Young, Angus and Malcolm Young's brother, and his buddy Harry Vanda produced every single AC/DC album until Highway to Hell, which was recorded in the United States with producer Robert John Lange.[([[https://www.kerrang.com/features/how-ac-dcs-back-in-black-changed-rock-music-forever/|Kerrang]])]
+===== George Young =====
+George Young last produced an AC/DC album in 2000, with the album Stiff Upper Lip. The album was well praised, albeit it did not sell as well as The Razors Edge. George died in 2017 after a long illness.[([[https://www.highresaudio.com/en/album/view/ziiu37/ac-dc-stiff-upper-lip-remastered|Highresaudio]])]
+===== Whole Lotta Rosie =====
+The song "Whole Lotta Rosie" is on AC/album DC's Let There Be Rock. The Young brothers and Bon Scott wrote it based on a one-night stand Scott had with a woman in Tasmania. [([[https://www.songfacts.com/facts/ac-dc/whole-lotta-rosie|Song Facts]])]
+===== Charts =====
+Despite their enormous success and album sales in the United States, their singles have not been as successful on the charts. Only one of their tracks has made it into the top 30, peaking at number 23. This was the song "Moneytalks" from their album The Razor's Edge.[([[https://chartmasters.org/2018/11/the-40-greatest-albums-of-the-90s/|Chart Masters]])]
+===== Fighting Cancer =====
+According to a study conducted at the University of South Australia, chemotherapy treatment is more successful when the game "Thunderstruck" is played throughout the procedure. The study discovered that the unique vibrations of the song allow the silicon microparticles to bounce, causing them to more effectively transport the chemotherapy medicine to where it is most required. [([[https://www.nme.com/news/music/acdc-2-5-1197243|NME]])]
+===== Brian Johnson =====
+When he was approached to replace the late Bon Scott, Brian Johnson was already a tremendous admirer of AC/DC. Despite being deeply touched by Scott's death, AC/DC all agreed that Johnson was the ideal frontman to carry on Scott's legacy.[([[https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/acdc-brian-johnson-1143395/|Rolling Stone]])]
+{{tag>music culture people}}

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