When Bon Scott died in London on February 19, 1980, AC/DC was on the verge of the breakthrough that established them as one of the most popular rock'n'roll bands of all time.
An edition of Highway to Hell
(1994)
Highway to hell
the life and death of Bon Scott
Rev. and updated ed.
by Clinton Walker
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Highway to hell: the life and death of Bon Scott
2007, Picador
in English
- Rev. and updated ed.
0330423630 9780330423632
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Highway to Hell : The Life and Times of AC/DC Legend Bon Scott
April 15, 2001, Verse Chorus Press
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in English
1891241133 9781891241130
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Highway to Hell: The Life and Times of AC/DC Legend Bon Scott
September 1995, Trans-Atlantic Publications
Paperback
in English
0283062630 9780283062636
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Highway to hell: the life & times of AC/DC legend Bon Scott
1994, Sun, SUN Australia
in English
0725107421 9780725107420
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