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Geordie, an iconic band hailing from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, emerged in 1971, bearing a name that pays homage to the Tyneside region’s moniker. The original lineup featured lead vocalist Brian Johnson, guitarist Vic Malcolm, bassist Tom Hill, and drummer Brian Gibson.
The original Geordie line-up (from February 1972) included: Vic Malcolm (lead guitar), Tom Hill (bass guitar), Brian Gibson (drums) and Brian Johnson (lead vocals). Their first single, "Don't Do That" broke into the Top 40 of the UK Singles Chart in December 1972. [2]
Vic Malcolm (guitar, vocals) (1972-1975, 1976–1977) Micky Bennison (guitar) (1975-1976) Line Up's 2021–present: Terry Slesser (vocals) Tom Hill (bass) Steve Dawson (guitar) Brian Gibson (drums) 2018–2021: Mark Wright (vocals) Steve Dawson (guitar) Tom Hill (bass) Brian Gibson (drums) 1986: Rob Turnbull (vocals) Martin Metcalf (guitar) Tom ...
Biography. Formed in early 1972 by Brian Gibson (drums), Brian Johnson (lead vocsls), Tom Hill (bass guitar) and Vic Malcolm (lead guitar)and comprising four seasoned pros from the local club circuit in the North East of England, it didn’t take the band long to realise their aspirations lay far beyond their geographical location.
Geordie era una banda con un estilo similar a AC/DC. Era una banda que se puede considerar dedicada a satisfacer los gustos musicales de la clase obrera, sin ningún tipo de alardes escenográficos y de vestuario. Durante el inicio de la década de 1970, Geordie realizó un concierto con la banda Fraternity cuyo vocalista era Bon Scott.
1 de dic. de 2022 · The track, which marks GEORDIE 's 50th anniversary, was written by original guitarist Vic Malcolm (now resident of Cyprus) and is a precursor for a new GEORDIE album that's been in progress for...
The line up of Geordie was stable from 1971 to 1975. It consisted of vocalist Brian Johnson, main songwriter and guitarist Vic Malcolm, bass guitarist Tom Hill and drummer Brian Gibson (2). The band released two albums with that line up, Hope You Like It in 1973 and Don't Be Fooled By The Name in 1974.
