The Vinyl Guide With AC/DC’s Mark Evans

There is a fantastic interview with Mark Evans of AC/DC and Rose Tattoo on the kick ass vinyl podcast show, The Vinyl Guide.

The Vinyl Guide is probably the definite look at vinyl and the collecting vibe and culture of this medium. This is definitely a podcast we are all big fans of here at Rue Morgue Records and we can’t even begin to recommend it enough to our customers.

If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related. Nate is a 40+ year vinyl collector, owns some of the most highly desired titles and enjoys them thoroughly. The Vinyl Guide is his journey through the history of music to speak with the artists and technicians who made music history and get the stories behind the records.

The Vinyl Guide

This week the show features an incredible insight into early AC/DC. Former bassist Mark Evans goes in deep with some classic stories of his days with the band – who literally lived around the corner of where I live now!

Mark Evans played bass for AC/DC through their formative years, across the albums “TNT”, “Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap” and “Let There Be Rock”. Today he shares stories of those albums, making those records, some wild tales of Bon Scott and his current gig with Rose Tattoo.

How to listen to The Vinyl Guide

Listen to The Vinyl Guide via their free Apple & Android apps or subscribe with your existing podcast app here: iTunes | Android | RSS

Or you can listen directly via The Vinyl Guide page here.

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