December 14
Cliff Williams
December 14, 1949
Cliff Williams joined AC/DC in 1977, replacing Mark Evans as the band's bass guitarist just before the recording of Powerage. His steady playing and strong backing vocals became an essential part of the band's sound on albums including Highway to Hell, Back in Black, and For Those About to Rock (We Salute You).
Before joining AC/DC, Williams played with the British groups Home and Bandit. After more than four decades with AC/DC, he stepped away from touring in 2016 before returning for the band's later live performances and recordings.
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Dick Wagner
December 14, 1942 – July 30, 2014
Dick Wagner first gained recognition with the Frost before joining Ursa Major and building a reputation as one of rock's most accomplished guitarists and songwriters. Playing lead guitar, he became a frequent collaborator with Alice Cooper during the 1970s, contributing to albums including Welcome to My Nightmare, Alice Cooper Goes to Hell, and Lace and Whiskey.
Wagner also recorded and toured with Lou Reed, Kiss, Peter Gabriel, and many other artists while maintaining a successful career as a session guitarist and songwriter. His tasteful playing and memorable songwriting made him one of the most sought-after collaborators of the 1970s and beyond.
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