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By: Malay Ghosh
Burgess's musical journey began in the 60s with the Australian band The Masters Apprentices, where he honed his skills.
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In 1973, Burgess joined Angus Young and Malcolm Young, forming the nucleus of what would become the legendary AC/DC.
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Burgess laid down the driving beats for AC/DC's early classics like "High Voltage," "T.N.T.," and "It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll)."
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In 1975, Burgess amicably left AC/DC, paving the way for Phil Rudd to take the drumming throne. He continued playing in other bands and pursuing solo projects.
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Burgess's influence on AC/DC's sound is undeniable. His powerful and precise drumming laid the foundation for their signature hard rock style.
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Burgess's contributions extended beyond AC/DC. He was a respected figure in the Australian music scene, admired for his talent and dedication.
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Beyond his musical achievements, Burgess was known for his warmth, humor, and love of life. He will be remembered fondly by fans and fellow musicians alike.
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AC/DC issued a heartfelt statement, praising Burgess's talent and contributions. "Happy memories, rock in peace Colin," they wrote
While Colin Burgess may be gone, his music and influence will continue to inspire and rock generations to come. Rest in power, Colin.
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