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AC/DC Producer George Young, Brother of Angus and Malcolm, Dead at 70
George Young, the Easybeats co-founder who went on to produce his brothers in AC/DC, has died at 70.
No cause of death was given in a statement on AC/DC’s Facebook page, which announced Young’s death “with pain in our heart.”
”Without his help and guidance there would not have been an AC/DC,” the band, founded in 1973 by George’s brothers Angus and Malcolm, said. “As a musician, songwriter, producer, advisor and much, much more, you could not ask for a more dedicated and professional man.
”As a brother, you could not ask for a finer brother. For all he did and gave to us throughout his life, we will always remember him with gratitude and hold him close to our hearts.”
George Young was a co-founding member of the Australian band the Easybeats and co-author of songs such as “Friday on My Mind.” The Easybeats’ record label praised Young in a statement.
”A consummate songwriter, trailblazing producer, artist, mentor and extraordinary musician, George was above all else a gentleman who was unfailingly modest, charming, intelligent and loyal; a man with a wonderful sense of humour,” Albert Productions said.
John Brewster of Australian band the Angels took to Facebook and called George Young “the most inspirational person I've ever worked with and a real gentleman.
”I doubt that The Angels could have done it without his guidance and influence,” he said. “Alberts was a true family. We're blessed to have been a part of it and to have known him.”
Following the Easybeats’ 1969 split, the elder Young went on to produce other bands, most famously AC/DC. Angus Young continues to tour and record with the band; Malcolm retired for health reasons in 2014 and was replaced by nephew Stevie.
”George Young RIP What a huge loss for music,” Cold Chisel’s Jimmy Barnes tweeted. “A great songwriter, producer and a great human being.”
10/23/17
“A BREATH OF FRESH AIR”
with Sandy Kaye
MON 2:00PM & FRI 10:30PM
This week:
John Brewster has spent more than five decades at the heart of The Angels, one of Australia's most influential rock bands.
The Angels became renowned for their electrifying live performances and a string of classic hits including Take a Long Line, No Secrets, Shadow Boxer, Marseilles and the iconic Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again.
Warm, insightful and filled with great stories, this episode celebrates the enduring power of timeless songs and one of Australia's true rock institutions.
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The Angels - No Secrets
The Rock Pit – John Brewster The Angels 2017 The Rockpit talks to John Brewster founder member and rhythm guitarist of The Angels, one of Australia's finest and most influential Hard Rock bands.