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This guy wants to be a glamour boy in a hard rock band.

Thank God for Bon Scott.

Dave Evans deserves more credit for his role in the band. Imo both versions kick ass in their ways. Yeah it was that typical 70s glam rock but they did it well and was a good way to get there foots in the door.

Human nature burns holy is a fantasy only very few are saved it is what it is

HUSH AUSTRALIAN ROCK N ROLL WELL DONE BOYS

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one of the greatest bands of all time every time we saw them by the end of the night every body was up dancing

This is the best version of this song, love the guitar play !

Saw Hush when they were support for Alice Coopers nightmare show. Poor guys had 40,000 people boo them off. They were great but a very drunk crowd wanted Alice.

malcolm looks stupid in that costume .. i love satin but acdc isnt a disco band

thank god they fired dave evans . acdc would never be who they are today ..... this song gives me bay city rollers vibes

This is so fucking bad 😂

He seems fine. The band seemed to be going through a glam rock phase, which is less good. Can't put that all on the singer though. Malcolm was apparently a huge T-Rex fan

Fantastic version of the original Jessie Hill song which Billy made his own.

Great song .. needs stronger vocals .. 🤷‍♂️

Wow this is listenable, unlike AC/DC

Is that Dave Evans?

The concept did need a bit of fine-tuning...

At least Dave went on to better things with Queen as Freddie’s stand in😂

Dave Evans, thank god he didn't stay lead singer. Terrible

They needed to move on from that glam rock sound and they were never going to do it with Dave Evans.

Oh man! The weed I've smoked to this song.

I can't help it.am I not supposed to like girls?

I'm going to win some bets with this song.

このバンド、ドラムヘッドでグループを強調してますね？ メンバーの中にとっつぁん坊やみたいなギタリストいますけど？(笑)

They must have been supporting someone as there's a huge drum kit behind. Anyone know who it may have been? Can't imagine anyone having a good night after following the Hooks

I just saw story. Today were the original singer of this band said that he was the best singer of AC/DC ever and that’s simply not true. Bon Scott was the best singer, and then when he passed away, Brian Johnson took a spot, but Bon Scott he was the best singer for AC/DC.

Never liked him

I think Cern has been messing with our universe again.

This is fucking awesome

Dave evans is still performing and is in top form.

1974 I was 2

lol

Fabuloussss!!

Very good singer Dave! They sound and look very similar to Slade here!

Well if you heard the Beatles in the beginning they sounded like the Archie's then they grew up to awesome stuff. Same with BeeGees sounded like the Beatles then started alternating there voices to vibrato ....but all good 👍 👌

Der einzige Sänger den AC DC je hatte.

Evan’s outfit = 🤦🏻‍♂️

Interesting! Good song, but quite different from what they became known for. This to me sounds more like Sweet or Slade.

This Singer, Dave Evans, went and joined a Band called RABBIT in October 1974 and recorded two albums with them. Of course, he was replaced by Bon Scott.

Sound like The Sweet

It sounds more like Trex.

Thank god they hired bon scott

remember,we almost got this as ac/dc the singer isnt bad,its just weird seeing THIS could have been ac/dc

His dress style was more Bay City Rollers

You are always with me,our journey together Johnny is something never forgotten, I will never forget that I was the last person you sang to when I came back to Australia to visit you from Canada, before you left us to go sing with the Angel's.Thank you Lindsey Morrison for making this happen.❤

Totally T-Rex inspired at that point in time.

Absolutely crazy that Malcolm and Angus didn't do more Duel leads.

What a nice song. This William Shakespeare track is among the 20 tracks featured on the mid 1970's K-Tel compilation album Outa Sight. William Shakespeare (stage name of one John Stanley Cave) has gone to God (GTG). Vale John Stanley Cave (known by his stage name William Shakespeare). R.I.P. in the eternal Paradise John Stanley Cave (aka William Shakespeare).

Was he ever considered as the Bard of Avon ladies?