Dave Evans (singer)

Dave Evans ( born November 8, 1952 in London) was the first singer of AC / DC.

Career

After he - became aware through a newspaper advertisement in the Sydney Herald on the band - presented at the band members, consisting of Malcolm and Angus Young, bassist Larry Van Kriedt and drummer Colin Burgess, he was soon selected as the lead singer of the group. He remained, however, only nine months a member before he was fired by Malcolm Young in September 1974, as Evans the rest of the band was too headstrong and so on some concerts, for incomprehensible reasons, did not occur.

This Bon Scott sang with the band; he also became aware through an advertisement on the band. Because his harsh vocals liked the other musicians, Evans was replaced by Bon Scott.

Evans has several solo albums released, one of which, however, none have been particularly successful. In 2006 his solo album Sinner, remember on which he and his band sound of AC / DC. The cover was provided with the note "Founding Member of AC / DC and original Lead Singer " ( " co-founder and original singer of AC / DC ").

2013 he has been working with Chris Appleton ( Absolva, The Fury UK, brother of Iced Earth bassist Luke Appleton ) again on a solo album.

Discography

With AC / DC

• Can I Sit Next to You Girl? / Rockin 'in the Parlour, Single (1974 )

With Rabbit

• Rabbit (1976)
• Too Much Rock ' n' Roll ( 1976)

Thunder Down Under

• Thunder Down Under (1986 )

Solo albums

• Hell of a Night ( 2001)
• Sinner (2006)
• Judgement Day (2008)

With Nitzinger

• Revenge ( 2013)