This electrifying track from AC/DC's landmark album "Back in Black" revolutionized hard rock with its driving rhythm and memorable hooks, becoming a cultural touchstone of 1980s music.
"You Shook Me All Night Long" is the definitive track from AC/DC's Back in Black (1980), recorded after vocalist Bon Scott's death. It became a global anthem of hard rock, celebrating gritty riffs and Brian Johnson's raspy vocals.
One of AC/DC's most iconic songs from their breakthrough album "Back in Black", later reimagined for brass sections and jazz ensembles.
AC/DC's electrifying riff-driven track from "Back in Black" became a global rock staple, celebrating raw energy and stadium-ready vocals.
