Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be
AC/DC, 1977, from Let There Be Rock. Solo by Angus Young.
A driving, swaggering song with a punchy, direct solo. It captures the raw sound of their early years.
Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be by AC/DC is #18 in our ranking of the best Angus Young guitar solos. The solo is played by Angus Young and the song was released in 1977.
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Who played the guitar solo on Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be?
Angus Young played the solo on AC/DC's Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be (1977).
What guitar was used on the Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be solo?
A gibson sg through a Marshall amp, according to widely reported accounts.