Geordie - Goodbye Love (1975) German TV

German TV Show "Pop 75" - 27th September 1975
Host : Hans-Jürgen Kliebenstein
© SWF 1975
Geordie:
Brian Johnson - vocals (later AC/DC)
Mick Bennison - guitar
Tom Hill - bass
Allan Bradley - drums

[@davideleardi3894]

I am shocked in hearing how good Brian Johnson is in clean vocals.......

[@Voiceinthewoods]

me and you both

[@MasterChief37]

I doubt he can sing like this anymore. Being is AC/DC was great for his bank balance but bad for his voice.

[@codywatts7625]

Wonder why AC/DC never wanted to do anything melodic with his voice man instead of all that raspy screaming which I love that too that's part of AC/DC but why didn't they let him do some more melodic stuff with his voice his hair is magnificent here too magnificent🤣🤣 of course I'm sure nobody back then told him that to his face he looks like a pretty rough and tough dude Brian Johnson ain't nobody to f*** with especially Young

[@codywatts7625]

From all the interviews I've seen with Brian he seems like a very nice person that you wouldn't want to make mad but a very nice caring person but somebody you definitely wouldn't want to make mad and I hereby dub that hairdo the Geordie

[@terriblackwell6160]

@@codywatts7625 🤣

[@idc5309]

This feels like looking into a parallel universe

[@SteveAustin.]

One just recently opened up ..

[@mimilini1]

Ian Cole that’s exactly how I feel!

[@fordhamdonnington2738]

LOL!

[@caprise-music6722]

Ian Cole it does!

[@pleasantdaddy]

Hell yes

[@AimingWanderously]

An Instagram reel brought me here and I'm glad it did. This song is not only great and catchy but seeing Brain in a past life is very cool. Good singer.

[@TheDailyDucks681]

The exact same thing happened here.

[@HeathenRocker]

Ditto.

[@jmaynez2332]

Dude. Same.

[@percey]

Hard to imagine this guy would screaming Hell's Bells a few years later

[@blackace69]

After listenig to this i cam confirm thst he just screamd as hard as he could and it sounds awesome

[@die2no]

You should hear Bon's pre ACDC stuff

[@hshshhshsh7494]

True

[@JoyfulSaturn-cz2ui]

...and $400,000,000 later at this point.

[@johnpashley5963]

I actually like this. Shows a different side of Brian. His voice is pretty good

[@corvettemustang1]

before the cigarettes lol

[@malmstring]

Pretty Good...? Jesus, try to find a comparable singer that could naturally sing like this today is not easy......

[@mrjw6701]

Gennady Golovkin heavy metal? What the fuck.

[@Tull1996]

Check out their version of "House of the Rising Sun" if you get a chance

[@mmmmm_monke55]

@Northern Wealth Anarchy Perimeter he didnt want to sound like bon scott

[@1515gator1]

The lead singer should cover up that hair with some sort of signature hat!

[@SBPilgram]

I laughed hard

[@canadianroot]

Or shout, "Come on!"

[@concertfanatic3664]

LOL HE DID

[@annettemcbride9932]

Yes

[@GodWeenSatan]

Looks like he was already wearing it on top/hat hair

[@senatorclaydavis5539]

Kinda sad how many perfectly good bands never succeed, at least Brian got the recognition he deserves.

[@user-ol5tw3bz4u]

Slade do the same but better))

[@JK-js2td]

That gtr player is no Angus....lmao

[@robeddy3722]

@@JK-js2td Red SG, though!

[@sendmeyourlocation1145]

Yeah but Brian is still didn't had the respect that he deserves

[@mitchkupietz]

Right? This track is a banger too

[@austinreed7073]

This is a phenomenal song. Hearing Brian’s voice without the typical AC/DC distortion is an amazing treat. Geordie itself was a phenomenal band out of Newcastle upon Tyne.

[@YesuAiNimen]

This band is like Cream meets the Bee Gees.

[@nossasenhoradoo871]

"This band is like Cream meets the Bee Gees." No, it's like AC/DC meets barbershop! The lead singer's hairdo is straight out of the some 70s haircutter, while the lead guitarist is sporting a red Gibson SG (like Angus Young minus the schoolboy outfit). Thank G-d for Blondie (Debbie Harry) and those bouncing tits!

[@GraffitiPhysical]

hHaahahah. Nice comment.

[@matthatter2849]

Please....let's not bring Cream into this shall we?

[@hinjurock]

@@matthatter2849 That's what she said.

[@zyunilovesbali216]

ROFL

[@StevieDamnit]

This singer would make a good replacement if Axl Rose ever decides to leave ACDC.

[@StevieDamnit]

Michael Schramm - (face palm)

[@philwright2480]

Michael Schramm right over your head..smh

[@Skelly5962]

Michael Schramm Ain't nobody pulling the wool over your eyes, dawg.

[@TopRevs]

hahah lol

[@ludocrious7898]

thahaha fuck yeah ;) see whatcha did there ;)

[@Cornerboy73]

Wow, Brian sounds amazing here !

[@scarystardust6095]

That'll be the Geordie Jeans pet, they're reet tight roond the arse...

[@KleosAu]

I cant believe how good of a singer he was before ACDC, this song is brilliant. Thank you for uploading this clip

[@flaccidego4291]

Actually it is the singers who can hit that rediculous range like u hear in ACDC that are actually real singers. Rob Halford is one example. Rob is known for his high pitch streak, but Rob coulda been an opera singer. He was classically trained. Just listen to the 1st couple Judas priest albums. Same goes for Ronny Dio. Another one would be Ian Gillan from Deep Purple. He's most known for having a "metal" voice, but he was actually a trained classical tenor before he discovered rock & roll. Just KZbin 'Deep Purple Child in Time' to see how much of a true singer/tenor Ian Gillan was. Guys like Plant, Ozzy, Daultry, Jagger were actually not good singers. They were "vocalists". They were good vocalists, but not true singers. Gillan, Halford, Dio & yes even Johnson were both vocalists & also real singers/tenors.

[@azzorzer]

What do you mean before acdc?

[@ronoccc]

he's amazing in acdc?

[@davidbolger2000AD]

@@flaccidego4291 OK Roger Daltrey is a *REAL SINGER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!* Without him there's no Rob Halford, Bon Scott, Guyaurglettivanisicci Speranza, King Diamond, Dirkschneider or Daggenerdeizzer Hellbyter Hoferschlagunthfernholderm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TainuiaKid1973]

@@azzorzer The singer is Brian Johnson, who after Bon Scott's death became and still is the singer of AC/DC.

[@jamesjordan139]

Angus Young looks different here , wouldn’t have recognized him except for his guitar

[@myerkord]

Because it's not Angus but yes the guitar is a Gibson SG

[@nicksm7980]

@@myerkord, you must be fun at parties.

[@parcomalmeiro7290]

@@nicksm7980 ahahahahahahhaha

[@LeonardoOliveira-jt8ry]

joseph adcock No shit!

[@barrypalmerjr.1661]

Not Angus

[@rockdog2843]

I wouldve never guessed this was Brian Johnson singing if i heard this on the radio.He actually has a great singing voice! I hope his hearing issues get better and he comes back to AC/DC!

[@MrCleitus]

AC/DC is finished.

[@calumobrien9234]

Wow. That was a shutdown right there. Very pessimistic

[@ludocrious7898]

and axl in AC/DC yep it's dead, it's dooomed.. xd

[@mistermyron9174]

Gabriel Farias what about Chris slade

[@YannGuillermou]

Hearing issues don't get better

[@DropAnchor1978]

Like many, I was shocked to realize this is Brian Johnson of AC/DC fame. I always accepted his idiosyncratic style with AC/DC but never realized how damned good his vocals were when singing naturally like this. His intonation is right on, and there is a clear power and pleasing timbre as well to his natural voice.

[@kenneththompson8933]

Yes. Geordie used to play Clubs in North East. Used a Transit Van to get equipment & themselves from gig to gig.

[@jurgenv.6030]

There's an album, called "Back in Black". You should check it out... 😊😊😊

[@Greg_Chase]

Brian was born in 1947, and in 1980, when he took over for Bon Scott (who passed away), he was 33 years old. I have to tell you, sticking with a music career at age 33 takes immense courage. Ric Ocasek is another 'late bloomer.' When most of our crowd was coming up, once you hit 21 years old, you were 'old'. If you were 25yo, it was hard to be taken seriously. Rock music in that time (the 1980s) had some age discrimination of a kind. Our worst nightmares were playing gigs to 16 years olds when we were 30 year old men. So I have to hand it to Brian Johnson for ignoring the snide remarks he probably put up with. No one in our crowd lasted to age 30 - by then the vast majority of the bands in our area, the members, were in legitimate careers in order to earn a living and be able to afford raising a family. 33 years old! And he was just starting with AC/DC. Rock music, unlike jazz or country music (or classical), is acutely a young person's game. Someone like Brian or Ozzy or the guys in Aerosmith are rare exceptions. The reason is, it's quite challenging to earn a consistent living in rock music. If it's something you HAVE to do, then you'll have the courage to survive the challenge. Otherwise, you chicken out, and you go back to college and finish your computer science degree, work in software startups in Silicon Valley, and attain independent financial means at age 35. .

[@DropAnchor1978]

@@Greg_Chase well said! I love Jethro Tull. While Ian Anderson has had vocal problems, his creative drive is still strong.

[@Greg_Chase]

@@DropAnchor1978 It's guys like that who were made for that career. It's like Albert Einstein trying to be a plumber - it wouldn't work, he was made for one career only. It seems like some people are just wired for it.

[@giovannistella3094]

i can't believe how amazing he sounds

[@PamelaHdz-jp2xt]

I didn't understood if was Brian johnson or someone else...

[@giovannistella3094]

@@PamelaHdz-jp2xt definitely different sound but still great singer.

[@PamelaHdz-jp2xt]

@@giovannistella3094 yes he's always good

[@debonaire_nerd]

This singer leaves me thunderstruck, his voice shook me all night long. He could have a future.

[@riverds4925]

Clever

[@minermike61]

I wasn't sure what to expect. Not half bad compared to Bon in his first group. Complete mismatch of his talent to what he was singing.

[@luminositymusicbrianpricka6357]

With some hair dye he could be Back in Black!

[@steeltiger1465]

he actually did have a future. he joined ac/dc /s also, I love using /s to show sarcasm cause it doesn't ruin a joke, helps people identify the social cues, and actually teaches people them and doesn't make them dependant on them. it is a great way to signify it. /s

[@TrussttN01]

Oh Hells Bells! Have a Drink on me!

[@Drummer1570]

Man, that singer is phenomenal! I really hope things worked out for him...

[@juicyfruit6311]

Nah. Him and that Mercury guy are missing that "it" factor.

[@joebutlersnr7017]

I heard he became an electrition, something like that.

[@frankmachin5438]

He lacks something, a gimmick of some sort....I know, what about a flat cap?

[@TCDL11]

@@frankmachin5438 that's a good idea. A flat cap, a sleeveless denim top and a screaming vocal range. That should do the trick!!! Once Brian gets all of that , he can go to the AC/DC audition and blow 'em away bigtime 😂!!!

[@owenrees7544]

With a head like that, the flat cap was the best thing he ever did

[@ShredChannel]

FUN FACT: This was actually before Brian Johnson made it big. And he was still working part time in the chocolate factory.

[@TimmyTickle]

Did he sing to the Oompa Loompas?

[@colesonhampton6363]

@@TimmyTickle he made the Oompa Loompas

[@donaldsalkovick396]

Really? I thought this was after acdc

[@mckaos666]

I thought he was straight

[@catlikemeew]

I know…

[@ControCultura-]

Brian singing is very underrated. He is really a big voice of rock n roll. Shame that is never considered as one of the greatest

[@themarauder3404]

Bon Scott would have agreed with you

[@Waggersxo]

Are you mad, in what world do you consider Brian Johnson underrated? He IS considered one of the greatest of all time, never heard so much waffle.

[@francoisvanwyk8361]

@@Waggersxo he does not underrate Brian- Brian is indeed underrated- he is never rated if you for instance Google something like "greatest rock singers of all time" or something like that- Freddie Mercury, Axl Rose etcetera always rated much higher- most Acdc fans (about 75 to 80 % ) prefer Bon Scott as a singer (not me though) - the reason is perhaps that brian only has one style-axl rose can perhaps sing thunderstruck but I wonder how November rain will sound if Brian sings it🤷‍♂️

[@johndoyle2429]

@@Waggersxo To be fair to that person ,he didn't mean any harm what he said by Underrated. He is Intillted to his opinion. But you are also right Brian Johnson is great Singer with AC-DC.

[@ernestogasulla7763]

He really isn't... he agreed to yell like Bon did. And it costed him his voice and hearing.

[@CuteLesbo69]

I'm impressed with how tall Angus used to be.

[@lesdoyle4441]

HAHAAAAA funny better than clicking on the politics shit ey

[@sonialeite767]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bapbao653]

It isn’t Angus

[@dennisbrown2106]

@@bapbao653 don’t know what a joke is do you?

[@bapbao653]

@@dennisbrown2106 I’m sorry if I offended anyone. I won’t be such a party pooper next time. Soz

[@Manu61]

At this time Brian never thought that 5 years later he would record the most successful album in the history of Rock’n’Roll!

[@stantonvalberg9814]

And the greatest comeback after the loss of a band member.

[@joeblog2672]

@@stantonvalberg9814 Seamless transition at that!! Incredible

[@user-cs6up8eq7s]

Never had any idea Brian Johnson worked on the 4th Zeppelin album

[@paulkruger491]

@@user-cs6up8eq7s He didn't. Back In black was bigger than any Zeppelin record. Zep 4- 37 million. Back in black 49 million. Not even close.

[@rawheadrex1972]

I don’t know. Maybe he thought it a few times.

[@gragrn]

Good to hear Brian sing without screaming for a change. He has a great voice!

[@songshed2709]

Brian Johnson...the luckiest man in rock! Saw Geordie at a working man's club in '77. Next thing I knew he was the singer of AC/DC...

[@georgeprice7922]

Might have been the same gig Bon Scott saw!

[@jackdeath6205]

Yep Bon like him and mentioned it to AC/DC members.

[@BWater-yq3jx]

Talent + dedication + hard work = potential for luck.

[@timjonesvideos]

This is the closest you will ever get to hearing Brian Johnson sing 'Stayin' Alive' : D

[@danwhite8385]

Been a Brian Johnson fan for 35 years. I'm an even bigger fan now. Damn good tune!

[@rustyshackleford7404]

Dang what are the odds that the guitarist for this band also used a Gibson SG. What great unintentional foreshadowing.

[@MrVu1ture]

The song is actually real good

[@stephens9462]

For a mid 70s pop song it isn’t bad

[@junkboxhero4825]

You're supposed to puff once, puff again, and then PASS...you're smoking WAAAAY too much weed, dude!!

[@foaxxyy3506]

Specially with Brian Johnson's old voice it was good

[@MROIY]

Yes, I’m blown away.

[@scottsrush]

Really good song I think!

[@mjh5437]

Newcastle still has men who look like this lol

[@elforeigner3260]

😀😀😀

[@DrGrafenberg]

It still has WOMEN that look like this

[@signoresantinoburnett1169]

Holy fuck I just spit my drink out

[@debbythivener]

He sounds just as great without the acdc grunge. I wouldn't have ever guessed him to sound like this. Its like two differnt singers. Awesome.

[@cameronsmith8328]

He should have kept the hair. It would have saved his hearing.

[@cameronsmith8328]

He’d grown his own earmuffs.😊

[@thatthingthatisaid65]

He could've kept that squirrel in his pants, but it escaped during the commercial break and chewed the wiring harness. No room in BJ's jeans as it were. Testicles til Tuesday.

[@twotone9908]

The other members what happened to them

[@bluebandit1281]

These comments are great

[@antichavista82]

😆😆😆

[@archfrehley6881]

Who knew Brian could actually sing disco???

[@pinkfreud62]

I agree. Not disco, but 70's pop.

[@cockroach5717]

@Jacob Tobias Classic Glam Rock

[@chook2870]

It's actually death metal

[@MrMrh1958]

Or actually sing!😂

[@adamwarlock5286]

Why not, you could argue he invented rap in 1980.

[@DiscoScottie]

Great song, and that bassline is *PHENOMENAL*

[@davidlinge4794]

We used to listen to Geordie back in 1980 when Bon passed and we found out Brian was in this band. Really good vocals!

[@foto21]

The Germans saved a ton of legendary musical history. Kudos to their top flight engineers. Most performances elsewhere were lost. Thanks to an Aussie documentary about ACDC, I just found this band. Nice job Brian!

[@albertvasutoga1374]

I always wonder how Brian Johnson changed his voice from this to his other voice when he joined acdc .....it's pretty impressive tbh

[@BWater-yq3jx]

You can actually hear the 'AC/DC voice' on some other Geordie songs like Ten Feet Tall. Brian was versatile!

[@ronjar63]

Watch the Geordie video She's a Teaser, vocals more like in AC/DC

[@shabbyoregano8547]

Bon noticed his singing one day and said "if something ever happens, get this guy". Brian was laying on the ground just belting out his signature yell. Turns out he was yelling like that cuz he was passing a kidney stone or something at that very second.

[@convexsix]

Mixed voice. Similar technique to Axl Rose.

[@alext2566]

@@shabbyoregano8547 doesn't sound true but that's a hilarious nonetheless

[@ElrondHubbard1]

Angus was the second guy on an sg gibson to play with brian.

[@joeyfitzgerald726]

Mat Dub dub t

[@hermanhelmich]

Mat Dub lol

[@davidg6093]

Mat Dub and also the second guy to play an sg with bon scott

[@fajuameurer8990]

Mat Dub in that time everybody have a gibson Sg

[@Marius-vw9hp]

I have a Gibson SG :D

[@michaelcurran3194]

The man would of been a star with whoever he ended up with, he was quite a vocalist, amazing. AC/DC hit the jackpot with him and Angus knew it!

[@ubentmywookie]

Man Johnson had a great voice back then...very soulful

[@michaelsilkwood6129]

I think I’d like to hear this song on the next Guardians of Galaxy movie.

[@DiscoScottie]

Excellent suggestion!

[@vandalking8341]

@@DiscoScottie indeed

[@alanwhite7912]

Yes, yes, yes

[@BWater-yq3jx]

I could see that working. The obscurity would make it kinda cool.

[@ian__luca]

HAHAHAH

[@SirRoger_007]

Good ole Brian Johnson. I bet when this was going on he never dreamed he'd be a part of the biggest and best rock and roll band in history. Proud to have seen him and AC/DC six times.

[@shaunclifton5281]

Well said, Roger.

[@Peppo.]

1 vez argentina 2009 con 17 años !

[@jdthebooster]

Not even close to the best band.

[@matthatter2849]

@@jdthebooster Thank you. AC/DC are just AC/DC. They're not Zeppelin, Sabbath, or Purple and never will be.

[@hinjurock]

AC/DC were the best rock band in history when they had a singer named Bon Scott.

[@guillermovillalbarodriguez5100]

I LOVE AC⚡DC, I LOVE BRIAN JOHNSON AND NOW I LOVE GEORDIE!!!!

[@norcalviking8992]

man, Brians voice is so young and pure - little did he or the world know that he would take over for AC DC and develop the raspy hard core vocals that became his signature.

[@ernestogasulla7763]

He didn't develop anything... he imitated Bon Scott because AC/DC fans (and the band themselves) wanted him to.

[@norcalviking8992]

@@ernestogasulla7763 that my be true - but I heard that B. Scott himself told the band about him and said if anything happens to me get this guy to be the lead singer. Bon had seen him live at some joint from what I remember. But i could def. be wrong - Im no AC DC scholar - just a fan

[@ernestogasulla7763]

@@norcalviking8992 I read the same thing. All I said is, Brian had to scream with AC/DC because that's what the band fans expected. It wasn't for him to decide.

[@paulohtobias]

I feel like people who are commenting "I didn't know Brian could sing" and variations never really listened to AC/DC and are just repeating some thing they heard someone else say. His voice in Back in Black is the same as this. People don't give him enough credit. My favorite singer from my favorite band.

[@willthenismoman4854]

I agree with your statement, although during back in Black he really needed to scream. The “quieter” songs from that album “Rock and roll ain’t noise pollution”, “Let me Put my love into you”, You shook me all night long” sounded close to this relating to his vocal range. What I want to hear his 1980 Voice of him performing “NutBush city limits” by Ike & Tina Turner. It was the first song he performed in his AC/DC audition.

[@paulohtobias]

@@willthenismoman4854 yeah, by back in black I meant the album

[@flaccidego4291]

Most people listen to music instead of play. Those who've played & studied know that it's the vocalists who can hit that insane register as Brian can, are the ones who can actually sing. Bon Scott, Jagger, Ozzy, etc were just vocalists who weren't true singers. Whereas Dio, Halford, Ian Gillan & yes Brian, were actually true singers who primarily worked in bands not as the pure true singers they were, but as vocalists like the rest. So I'm not at all surprised to hear Brian in this register. Here's another fun fact: most of those "death metal" band vocalists who sound like they're possessed by a demon while simultaneously choking on a wishbone, are actually magnificent singers. Many are classically trained & could've been Opera singers. Rob Halford could have been an opera singer. Listen to the first few Judas Priest recordings. Rob sounds like opera singer Josh Groben on the ballads & low tempo sequences on those earliest records.

[@gigagod3384]

Most people are probably more familiar with back in black(the song) and thunderstruck in which Brian does nothing but scream and isn’t hitting any actually notes. He does more singing on their less popular songs but it can be forgiven if more casual fans aren’t aware of this.

[@l.salisbury1253]

"If anything happens to me I want this guy to replace me." -Bon Scott

[@lalnunsangalalnunsanga1695]

Yes. Now we can understans what Bon see on Brian

[@panagiotisexplorer213]

So, this is his real voice! Who would’ve thought

[@Superman_305]

It use to be before all the cigarettes and whiskey

[@TjMetalHead94]

@@Superman_305 No, it was before Mutt Lange made him sing in a ridiculously high range.

[@Superman_305]

@@TjMetalHead94 well add that to the whiskey and cigarettes and you'll get Brian Johnson's raspy singing voice he's known for today.

[@giogionist2148]

Me!

[@CameronGlass1]

@@TjMetalHead94 He's actually singing here. AC/DC is allllllll Falsetto......big difference. I do think his voice here is surprisingly good

[@fefriedrich]

Such a great voice ainging with this delighted smile on a face. I like ACDC but Geordie could have had a longer life

[@nowitsabadtime]

I AM OFFICIALLY FREAKED-OUT BY THIS lol Its like somebody said "Its some kind of parallel universe!"

[@c.h.r.i.s2253]

He got the hair style from the Oompa Loompas

[@moonbeamskies3346]

Had to be a wig.

[@weewillywanka5904]

Absolutely. The hair stylist for the Oompa Loompas did this guy's doo

[@DavidMartin-ms6fc]

Brilliant, I was trying to put my finger on that lid and you hit the nail on the head...

[@gbae636]

😄😄same shit i was thinking

[@pittiplatsch9635]

🤘👍

[@Oorwul]

The audience are really feeling it here, they need to calm down

[@paulpugh5315]

Germans eh....you got to love em.

[@Breakbeats92.5]

The boys really whipped the crowd into a frenzy with this number.

[@Knightonagreyhorse]

Typical of the 1970's. Just watch other TV performances from that period.

[@tangerinerose3724]

That's what audiences did back then they watched the show. Not everything was American Bandstand.

[@catlikemeew]

They’re saving their energy for 1980

[@johndoyle2429]

After listening to Highway to hell in 1979. Then 1980 Bon Scott had died, I had felt sorry for Brian Johnson when became lead Singer of Ac/Dc . But then when I heard back in Black AC-DC album I blow away by Brian Johnson voice. Brian Johnson is a Superb Siger.

[@Kyrirocks79]

Nice melodic vocals by Brian, never heard him sing like that.

[@nasskhan4543]

He has alwsys looked 50 yesrs old

[@Antarath]

haha yeah. Can't believe he's only 28 here.

[@paulpv7]

@@Antarath he is 27 here. his birthday is October 5th

[@Antarath]

@@paulpv7 9 days for fucks sake...

[@paulpv7]

@@Antarath 😂😂

[@BAR-ct7ti]

You try smoking three packs a day and see where it gets you.

[@sickoftheleftwingscum]

You can almost hear his old singing voice on the Black Ice track Rock N Roll Dream it's quite an unusual one for AC/DC

[@MarshmellowJello]

This popped up as a suggested video and I'm eternally grateful

[@charliereussner1513]

This song is excellent!!!

[@alisharosey7948]

I came across this by mistake but it's excellent!

[@JollyMcStanson]

This is a first for me. Hearing Brian Johnson singing with his normal voice. Great song. He still wears ball hugger jeans in 2021, just like he does in this video.

[@Soomega2013]

at that time ac/dc had toured in germany and among the audience was bon scott he loved geordie's music

[@voltaspeeder17]

Incredible side of Bryan Johnson we got to see so rarely... What an absolutely phenomenal singer this man was and still is! Wish we got to hear more from him when he's actually singing, cause he's got such a brilliant singing voice. And what a song as well.. absolutely brilliant!!

[@chrishall8512]

Just discovered this.. A good friend is now the singer for Geordie so I though I'd have a listen. Now a big fan!

[@mjfaneric]

I’m glad he went on to join ACDC

[@misterknightowlandco]

This is freaking brilliant love it…

[@headslapping100]

Legend has it the source of his awesome is having a guitarist with a SG

[@scriptureexamined4664]

If the singer had left Geordie, he could have been a major rock star.

[@Alekx-gq2vt]

Brother's of CLASSIC ROCK ! Listen album 1973 "Don't be fooled by the Name", one from Best albums of the World !

[@JamesCook-xp2wg]

How could you watch this and not smile, Brian looks like he’s loving life

[@lauka65]

Indeed

[@davidg1612]

How is this the same Brian Johnson that was screeching for AC/DC just five years later? Wow, what a huge difference!

[@bassterminator3608]

It's unbelieveable how much range this guy had during his life. I remember a quote under another Geordie vid, and I'm going to requote it, because it just nails it down. 'Brian Johnson is one of the best singers out there. Not just because of this performance, it's because of all of his performances!'

[@chrisb75]

How prophetic it is that the guitarist is playing an SG.... Oh the things to come...

[@intensehummingofevil]

there are clips of bon back in the 60s with the valentines where the guitarist and bassist are using SGs

[@marcobratschke7736]

Hello from Germany , this Musik is very very cool

[@pezzyy99]

What a great voice Brian Johnson had, listen also to the Geordie version of "House of the rising sun"!

[@foxwolf316]

this is an awesome video.

[@sanjamatsuri]

Sweet memories from the '70s discotheques...🥰

[@fjn667]

man, what a voice. He is one of the greatest ever

[@jasonh4853]

You must be thinking of the great bon scott

[@guiwelter390]

This masterpiece reminds me love gun mixed with I was made for loving you from kiss... awesome song

[@natebeakley5494]

This is great stuff! I never knew about this. It's great to hear him doing something different.

[@jasonhitchcock4012]

Why have I never heard this??? It’s SO good I’m on the 5th listen in a row. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Kebmo338]

From "Back in Black" to "Fly on the Wall" are my favorite AC/DC albums.

[@donnievick3076]

Cool, mine are the ones prior to those, BIB is awesome though.

[@haoncs]

Lyrics: (keep in mind I'm writing this as I hear it) Goodbye Love (x2) I've been hard on the heels of heartbreak since I started out with you. Trying to patch up your world which was broken in 2. And all I ever got from my troubles, was rejection. That's why, trusting you was more than I could do. You're no good woman you took my money you said it was just too bad. You don't wash my clothes or call me honey, but I don't feel so sad. But baby, how can I lose, What I never had. Goodbye Love (x2) I meant every word I said, when I told you it's over. (Do you hear me) But you just had to steal and played it, your way. Well it's too late now for us to speak of changes. 'Cause we've been living together for more than 1 day. You're no good woman you took my money you said it was just too bad. You don't wash my clothes or call me honey, but I don't feel so sad. But tell me, maybe it's true. Still I say to you. Goodbye Love (x6)

[@robsepulveda6240]

Damn, these guys had really good songs.

[@Yorkyscott]

Watched this after his Hoover advert. I love Brian's singing in everything he has done

[@rickjames9507]

Brian Johnson's band opened for Bon Scott in the 70s and Bon Scott said he has a great voice

[@KevinWindsor1971]

Bon Scott's band Fraternity actually toured the UK with Brian and Geordie in the early '70s. Bon would later tell the guys in AC/DC about Brian, and that's how he got an invite to try out with the band. Brian's first song he recorded with the band was "You Shook Me All Night Long". He thought he did such a bad job he was about to call his wife and tell her it wasn't going to work out. The band liked it, so the rest is history.

[@philwright2480]

xanadude and i read that Bon said if he ever left Brian should be the one to replace him

[@modquadrophenia1964]

According to your story Bon had met Brian already? In person?

[@Heatfarmer]

Heard him sing at a night out....or scream, actually

[@Danimal77]

Yes. Bon saw Brian perform live while he was having an appendicitis attack.

[@modquadrophenia1964]

Ironically here Brian sang way to different than in AC/DC, for example from Blow Up Your Video and after.

[@pulseflow_yt]

I've watched this three times today and I still can't wrap my head around it. I'm kind of floored I never knew this.

[@shawn372011]

Great song and this was a great band and hearing Brian singing this style shows he deserved what was coming in the next 5 years.

[@scottavery9108]

We need a Geordies reunion

[@Piwork69]

I didn’t know he could sing without screaming

[@FerGL]

In some songs of acdc sings clean in some parts

[@BWater-yq3jx]

Listening to some of Geordie's other songs, Brian had a range of tones. Some Graham Bonnet, some John Fogerty, a bit of Robert Plant, and quite a lot of the sound we're used to in AC/DC.

[@JorshWarshington1]

I really like this.

[@TheColdrush22]

This is great! Thanks!

[@mrmjb1960]

Brian's lower register voice was way better than his AC/DC days! More natural!

[@jimbojohnson3440]

the whole AC/DC ignored... this is actually pretty good

[@fredreindljr1996]

I discovered this and I was just blown away!

[@HoistTheColourz]

This slaps HARD

[@yosebaz2176]

gran banda!! gran cantante!! un grosso Brian, por algo era de los cantantes favoritos de Bon Scott

[@user-cy5lz1uq9o]

Росли в 70-х на таких песнях,переписывали с фирменных дисков на Басфовские бобины на 19 скорости и рвали танцпол на дискотеках... Проблема была раздобыть инфу об исполнителях и слить ее отдыхающим трудящимся!!! И пусть не звиздят,партийно-комсомольская таможня всегда давала "добро" на молодёжный дэнс. Респект и уважуха СССР и КПСС,жить было легче,жить было проще... Как молоды мы были... Миру-мир,а всё лучшее-детям!

[@user-zt5mm1wz3e]

На моей памяти в местах где меняли пластинки ( плиты) иногда были рейды комсомольского актива совместно с участковым . Проверка по списку и изымание " вредных" групп...

[@Floyd_Flynote]

He's got it all. One of the best singers.

[@clevertrevor7360]

I remember meeting Brian Johnson in my local in the early 70's................Better times.

[@skhrm91]

Brian is a fantastic singer. No matter what he’s singing