She's Got Balls - AC/DC - MP3 instrumental karaoke

Muscular hard rock with a supposedly feminist edge and a restrained melody, "She's Got Balls" is widely perceived as AC/DC's comment on sexism—in spite of its beefcake aroma—and aimed at empowering women in the process. It was also the late Bon Scott's botched attempt at a love song. "She's Got Balls" came hurtling onto the scene as one of AC/DC’s earliest hits, included on their game-changing debut album High Voltage in 1975. High Voltage was the name of the group's first Australia-only debut and then international debut release, which saw the light in 1976 albeit with a different tracklist, the follow-up to the band's breakthrough second album T.N.T. (1975). According to lore, after Bon Scott joined AC/DC in September 1974, he wrote "She's Got Balls" as a response to his then-wife Irene Thornton, who had complained he'd yet to write a song about her. After hearing the song, she filed for divorce.