From Hunt’s Auto: Celebrating 40 Years of One of The Most Iconic Rock Albums of All Time!

I-100 Presents a 40th anniversary celebration of the release of one of the greatest rock albums of all time…

BACK IN BLACK by AC/DC!

Tune in to I-100 on Saturday at 4 PM (with a special rebroadcast Monday at 5 PM) as we play the album in its entirety!

The Back in Black 40^th Anniversary celebration is brought to you by:

Hunts Auto Service 225 Elmira Road Ithaca & 2412 Slaterville Road, Slaterville.

You’ve got Car Care Questions; they’ve got answers…

And we’ve got Back in Black – On I-100!

AC/DC’s legendary 7th album, and the first to feature vocalist Brian Johnson following the death of Bon Scott, is turning 40 on Saturday July 25th!

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