Malcolm Young. The Man Who Gave the World AC/DC

There is no doubt that Malcolm Young was not only the founder but the heart and soul of AC/DC. "The greatest right hand of rock 'n' roll," it is thanks to his talent that we instantly recognize the incomparable riffs and power in "Highway to Hell," "Back in Black," and "A Long Way to the Top." Malcolm helped AC/DC not only reach the top, becoming the greatest Australian hard rock band, but also to stay there despite all internal contradictions and changing musical trends. Jeff Apter shows us Young's entire journey: from a football-obsessed youth from a small town in Scotland to a global rock star and battling serious illness in his later years. This biography is a must-read not only for all AC/DC fans but also for those who can't imagine their life without rock. "Perhaps this is the best way to remember Malcolm Young — he truly belonged on stage, igniting under the signature hits he gifted to this world, delivering one powerful riff after another, dissolving into the music," Jeff Apter, writer, biographer, author of this book