Mark Evans

Rock bass player and songwriter

Mark Evans - Artists & Creatives born March 2nd, 1956
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A rock bass player and songwriter, contributed significantly to the music scene in Australia. Gained prominence as a member of the legendary band AC/DC during the early years, participating in the recording of classic albums such as 'High Voltage' and 'T.N.T.'. After departing from the band, engaged in various musical projects and collaborations, including performances with other notable artists. Continues to influence the rock genre through ongoing music endeavors and dedication to musical arts.

Played bass guitar for AC/DC

Contributed to 'High Voltage' and 'T.N.T.' albums

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