Geordie feat. Brian Johnson: All Because Of You (Live TV Performance 1973)

In March 1973, fronted by Brian, Geordie released their debut album, Hope You Like It, on EMI. Trying to compete with such British glam rock outfits as Slade and Sweet, they achieved UK Top 10 status with “All Because of You” in April 1973.

[randyperry]

I just finished listening to his auto biography on audible. Really fantastic! Told by him! Highly recommend listening to it!!!

[Sportingalagrieska]

If I had a time machine I'd go back to 1973 to be there, there was more fun in that place than in the whole world at this moment.

[reggiekray]

This was half a century ago! Went to see AC DC at Wembley 3 months ago with 90000 other people. It was THE most awesome gig I ever saw.

[monster-picker]

Brian Johnson is the best! Look at that hair! The next AC/DC song should be called, "Big Balls in me Overalls"

[steve_dangerous]

A monster voice in rock and a genuine down-to-earth guy. Up there with Noddy Holder, Jimmy Barnes and Bon Scott. Long live the Larynx!

[rudemous]

Fun fact. Bon Scott saw Geordie live when he was with Fraternity touring in England. He liked Brian Johnson’s performance so much that he told the boys when he joined AC/DC that it was the best rock and roll performance he had ever seen. I am beginning to think Bon modeled his style with AC/DC and as you would say the rest is history.

[JoyfulSaturn-czui]

Gotta love Brian. He preformed so many songs that where like anthems to our young adulthoods and as I age, I continue to love him and the Young brothers and all those wonderful musicians even more through out this old life. This band here of Brian's is even meaningful to me.

[duncansmoviesandanimation]

If this band ever breaks up, and another band is looking for a singer, he should take the offer!

[jimmyboo]

Reading Brians book just now and loving it. Can't wait to see AC/DC back in Glasgow again🤟

[drpaulmasonphd]

Supermac short and toon scaraf. Lovya Bri. Gan canny kidda!. Everyone else, larn yersel' some Geordie

[kabluey_louie]

Thank you for giving this to us Brian!!

[dominicsdailyvlogs]

That hair tho, that doesn’t even look like the Brian Johnson we all know from AC/DC. He had talent before AC/DC and he has amazing talent while in acdc 🤘🤘🤘

[paulconrad]

What a career
50 years later and he’s just played Powertrip Festival

[PatrickTimmins]

Haway the lads. Great to see Brian performing in a Newcastle United top and scarf.

[andersonlopes]

Excellent performance by Brian jonhson Rock in Roll for real👍👏👏

[gibsonduvall]

I've still got the single, I was 13 ha ha. Happy days indeed.

[WileyFox]

I remember this track and 'Don't do that', I would have been four or five and my older brother got a promo single free on a magazine called I'm getting old )

[janprzyby]

Brian and his band were big fans of Slade.

[ianhearn]

Love it and a member of the Toon Army even back then. Absolute legend

[christinalee]

“To be happy again to have so many friends
Just when I thought it was the end”

“I remember the day when I had nothing to say
Just look at me now I'm shouting”

These lyrics are pretty appropriate for Brian Johnson who went from giving it a go in Geordie, deciding he gave it a try and was gonna move on to opening a garage, and then joining AC/DC, where he’s done quite a bit of shouting haha