AC/DC - Stick Around Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. When was the song 'Stick Around' by AC/DC released?

   'Stick Around' was released as part of AC/DC's debut studio album 'High Voltage' on February 17, 1975, exclusively in Australia and New Zealand. The album showcases early works and styles that contributed to the band's evolving hard rock sound.

2. Who were the members of the band when 'Stick Around' was recorded?

   During the recording of 'Stick Around,' AC/DC's lineup included Angus Young and Malcolm Young on guitars, Bon Scott as the lead vocalist, Rob Bailey on bass, and Peter Clack on drums. However, George Young, the older brother of Angus and Malcolm, also played bass on this track.

3. What is notable about Tony Currenti's contributions to the song?

   Tony Currenti played drums on most tracks of the 'High Voltage' album, but his contributions have often gone unrecognized in official releases. Although he didn't play on 'Stick Around,' he remains a significant yet underappreciated figure in AC/DC's early recording history.

4. Who are the credited songwriters for 'Stick Around'?

   The songwriting credits for 'Stick Around' list Angus Young, Malcolm Young, and Bon Scott, showcasing their collaboration as the primary creative force behind the early AC/DC tracks.

5. How does 'Stick Around' reflect AC/DC's musical style at the time?

   'Stick Around' reflects AC/DC's early sound by blending glam rock influences with the hard rock riff-driven style they would later be known for. The track, like others on 'High Voltage,' was recorded in just ten days, capturing the raw, energetic essence of the band's live performances.