Bon Scott with Fraternity - “Seasons of Change” | Rare 1971 Performance Footage
Rare 1971 footage of Bon Scott performing “Seasons of Change” with Fraternity, the Adelaide-based rock band he fronted before joining AC/DC. Originally written by Neale Johns and John Robinson of Blackfeather, “Seasons of Change” became an important early song in Fraternity’s story, with the band’s version released as a single in 1971 and becoming a No. 1 hit in Adelaide. This clip captures a different side of Bon’s pre-AC/DC years, showing him in Fraternity’s more progressive, blues-influenced early ’70s sound before he would become one of rock and roll’s most iconic frontmen. Visit the Official Bon Scott Website: https://bonscottofficial.com/ Shop the Official Bon Scott Store: https://shop.bonscottofficial.com/ Follow Bon Scott Official: Instagram: / bonscott.official Facebook: / bonscottestate #BonScott #Fraternity #ACDC

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