Malcolm Young

Malcolm Young was a renowned Australian musician and founding member of the rock band AC/DC, known for his powerful rhythm guitar playing. His precise, energetic, and blues-influenced riffs laid the foundation for the band's iconic sound. Malcolm's disciplined approach and songwriting skills contributed significantly to AC/DC’s global success. Despite retiring due to health issues in later years, his influence on rock music remains substantial, and he is celebrated for his contributions to the genre and the band’s enduring legacy.