His torn voice and his charismatic scenic presence catapults the band to world fame.
Ronald Belford “Bon” Scottborn on July 9, 1946 in Kirrime, Scotland, is remembered as one of the most iconic vocalists in rock history. His torn voice and his charismatic scenic presence catapulted AC/DC To world fame. His story, although brief, left an indelible brand in the music and hearts of millions of fans.
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Bon Scott He moved to Australia with his family when he was six years old. From a young age, he showed an innate talent for music, participating in several local bands before joining AC/DC in 1974. After the departure of his first singer the band, formed by The Angus and Malcolm Young brothersa vocalist was looking for a fresh and rebellious energy, and Bon Scott fit perfectly.


The rise to fame next to AC/DC
With Scott in front, AC/DC launched several albums that defined an era. Among them stand out “High Voltage”, “Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap” and “Highway to Hell”. The latter became one of the most emblematic rock albums, thanks to songs like “Highway to Hell” and “Touch Too Much.” Scott’s voice, combined with Angus Young guitar, created a powerful and recognizable sound instantly.
Behind his image as a rebel rocker, Bon Scott led a tumultuous life. He was known for his unbridled lifestyle, full of parties and excesses. His lyrics reflected this reality, speaking of life on the road, alcohol and the free spirit of rock and roll. However, this life of excesses also took its toll.
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Bon Scott was the band’s voice in his process of promotion to fame in the world of music.
The tragic death and legacy of Bon Scott
On February 19, 1980, Bon Scott was found dead in Londonafter a party night. The certified cause of his death was ethyl poisoning and accidental death, bronchoaspiration; That is, he drowned with his own vomit. His death deeply shook the world of music, he was barely 33 years old. The band and fans were devastated, and many wondered what would be AC/DC without their charismatic vocalist.
Despite his premature death, Bon Scott’s legacy lasts. AC/DC continued his career with Brian Johnson As a new vocalist, and launched “Back in Black” In his honor, one of the best -selling albums of all time.
Scott was a crucial figure in the history of rock, whose life and music are still celebrated decades after his death. His voice, his energy and attitude continue to inspire musicians and rock lovers worldwidekeeping alive the flame of one of the greatest vocalists of all time.
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