Can I Sit Next To You Girl

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"Can I Sit Next To You"
No cover available
Single by AC/DC
B-side(s) "Rockin' In The Parlour"
Released 1974
Format CD
Recorded 1974
Genre Hard Rock
Length  ???
Label Albert Productions
Producer(s) Harry Vanda, George Young
AC/DC singles chronology
N/A "Can I Sit Next To You"
(1974)
"Baby, Please Don't Go" / "Love Song"
(1975)
"Can I Sit Next To You Girl"
"Can I Sit Next To You Girl" cover
Song by AC/DC
from the album T.N.T.
Released July 1975
Recorded  ???
Genre Hard Rock
Length 4:02
Label Albert Productions
Writer(s) Angus Young, Malcolm Young
Producer(s) Harry Vanda, George Young
T.N.T. track listing
Rocker
(6)
"Can I Sit Next To You Girl"
(7)
High Voltage
(8)
"Can I Sit Next To You Girl"
"Can I Sit Next To You Girl" cover
Song by AC/DC
from the album High Voltage
Released May 1976
High Voltage track listing
T.N.T.
(5)
"Can I Sit Next To You Girl"
(6)
Little Lover
(7)

"Can I Sit Next To You Girl" is a song from AC/DC's second album T.N.T., released in Australia. It was the first song written by AC/DC and has been sung by both Bon Scott and original singer Dave Evans. This was also AC/DC's first single originally BOOBSrecorded with Evans but re-recorded with Scott both on T.N.T. and the international release of/compilation High Voltage.

The song is written through a point of view that a man finds a girl that is nice to him at school. In this case, the man would ask the girl if he could sit next to her.

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