G'day from Australia. I'm glad that you reacted to this one most people react to the Jimmy Barnes and INXS version. This one with Keith is my favourite. The Drummer in this is Jimmy's son Jacki.
This is a cover of an Easybeats song from the late 60’s. Written byHarry Vander and George Young ( older brother of Malcolm And Angus of AC/DC. Everyone know everyone in Aussie music
Keith was doing a concert and decided to do a Cold Chisel song (Jimmy's band), out comes Jimmy to sing with him, the crowd went wild and even though it was keiths show, every audience member (country music fans) knew the words to the song, because Aussies are born knowing the words to Jimmys and Cold Chisel songs 😂😂czcams.com/video/mLAJlD0Wg08/video.html
Great reaction and you are in for a treat going down the Jimmy Barnes rabbit hole - start with Chisel and work your way up into his solo stuff. Cold Chisel - truly the greatest Rock band you've never heard. This is a legendary Australian rock band, that although having massive supporter base and being beloved for 50 years in Oz, are known little outside these shores. Their live shows are legendary, songwriting greatness from all 5 band members and the unique vocal pairing of Jimmy Barnes (singer) and Ian Moss (guitarist) make every song an amazing journey. The discography is huge, but here are a couple of songs to get you started. Bow River - Live 2003 Ringside tour - a pure pub rock / blues based song that builds and soars and just keeps raising the bar. czcams.com/video/TdVRNDnTKTU/video.html&ab_channel=BruceBarber Wild Thing - Live 1983 The Last Stand tour - even though they were breaking up at the time, still at the top of their game. This cover of The Troggs classic is quite possibly the greatest live rock track ever recorded. czcams.com/video/8Z6RjUi3rmE/video.html&ab_channel=GlennThomas Khe Sanh - Their first single released in 1978 about the returning problems of a Vietnam War Veteran - controversial at the time, shortly after the end of the war, it has become a national anthem in Oz and still a powerful showcase of what they would produce for the decades that followed. czcams.com/video/dTjvG4WJD_A/video.html&ab_channel=ColdChisel
G'day from Australia. I'm glad that you reacted to this one most people react to the Jimmy Barnes and INXS version. This one with Keith is my favourite. The Drummer in this is Jimmy's son Jacki.
This is a cover of an Easybeats song from the late 60’s. Written byHarry Vander and George Young ( older brother of Malcolm And Angus of AC/DC.
Everyone know everyone in Aussie music
👍That’s Jimmy’s son Jackie James Barnes on drums.
this was originally sung by Jimmy and INXS, I love the country rock feel of the later
Keith was doing a concert and decided to do a Cold Chisel song (Jimmy's band), out comes Jimmy to sing with him, the crowd went wild and even though it was keiths show, every audience member (country music fans) knew the words to the song, because Aussies are born knowing the words to Jimmys and Cold Chisel songs 😂😂czcams.com/video/mLAJlD0Wg08/video.html
That's a great version of Flame Trees. 😍
Great reaction and you are in for a treat going down the Jimmy Barnes rabbit hole - start with Chisel and work your way up into his solo stuff.
Cold Chisel - truly the greatest Rock band you've never heard.
This is a legendary Australian rock band, that although having massive supporter base and being beloved for 50 years in Oz, are known little outside these shores. Their live shows are legendary, songwriting greatness from all 5 band members and the unique vocal pairing of Jimmy Barnes (singer) and Ian Moss (guitarist) make every song an amazing journey.
The discography is huge, but here are a couple of songs to get you started.
Bow River - Live 2003 Ringside tour - a pure pub rock / blues based song that builds and soars and just keeps raising the bar.
czcams.com/video/TdVRNDnTKTU/video.html&ab_channel=BruceBarber
Wild Thing - Live 1983 The Last Stand tour - even though they were breaking up at the time, still at the top of their game. This cover of The Troggs classic is quite possibly the greatest live rock track ever recorded.
czcams.com/video/8Z6RjUi3rmE/video.html&ab_channel=GlennThomas
Khe Sanh - Their first single released in 1978 about the returning problems of a Vietnam War Veteran - controversial at the time, shortly after the end of the war, it has become a national anthem in Oz and still a powerful showcase of what they would produce for the decades that followed.
czcams.com/video/dTjvG4WJD_A/video.html&ab_channel=ColdChisel