Cold Chisel - Bow River || 2003 live version || REACTION

[@matthewdicks8520]

How to start a fight in a pub in Australia: “I’ve never heard of Cold Chisel”

[@richardmilsom3350]

Actually, you just skull a beer and tip the empty glass upside down on the bar. It’s considered an invitation…

[@horsefootrot5654]

Hahahaha Taylor Swift never of him!

[@horsefootrot5654]

​@@richardmilsom3350yeah back in the day for sure mate. Once it was done, have a beer together.

[@billjara8715]

The mighty Chisels. They took no prisoners. Went to the States in the 80’s and record executives tried to change their sound. The Chisels told them where to stick it and headed back to Australia and wrote a great song called “You Got Nothing I Want”.

[@davidhedgcock8690]

The US record company was Elektra Records, from memory.

[@Shilo-fc3xm]

Wow. I didn't actually know that was the history of that song, Bill. Cool.

[@jemxs]

Iconic Aussie band, 30+ years of brilliant music.

[@billk9856]

Better make that near 50 dude.

[@eviekelpie1]

More like 51 years😅

[@jemxs]

LoL yes.. but I was taking into account the many breaks 😜

[@jemxs]

Oh I did say 30+ so I wasn't wrong 😋

[@mark-wo2wj]

Seen Chisel multiple times as a kid ..... Bangalow bowling club 1979.....what a night😃.....broughyt thye roof down (literally) , Jimmi was blind and the ratfers caved in from all the people on them.....OH WHAT A NIGHT....WHAT A NIGHT!!!!

[@RolandDeschain1]

When Cold Chisel are on form they are the greatest rock and roll band on the planet.

[@madbrowndog4887]

Australia calling: We know it's perfection. We've known that for years. Back in the day, when they tried to break into the US market, Americans just didn't get it!

[@YobboBear]

Cold Chisel are indeed Australian. Cold Chisel really have two lead singers. Ian Moss on guitar, and Jimmy Barnes on mic (although sort of backup vocals in this song). I was in that crowd. This was the last song prior to the encore, which is probably why they all look so sweaty, and also why you see Jimmy walking off stage at the end. Although they have broken up and reformed a few times, this year they are performing their 50th year anniversary tour.

[@eviekelpie1]

That must've been an awesome experience! I've never seen them live

[@Katrinagaming-en1os]

Yobbo I am Green with envy that you were in this crowd 🤢🤢🤢

[@YobboBear]

@@eviekelpie1 I also saw them live at a larger stadium.

[@eviekelpie1]

@@YobboBear whereabouts? and I'm jealous 😀

[@longtesteagles]

Saw Chisel in 1983 on the Last Stand Tour.. amazing energy and great songs always from them

[@australiantruckspotting8883]

The legendary songwriter Don Walker on keyboards.

[@Harldin]

Cold Chisel's signature tune is Ke San, about a Vietnam Vet trying to deal with PTSD and any Australian male who grew up in the 70s and 80swill call it the Anthem of our generation.

[@SonofBuck-f7z]

Yeah, I have that down as a future reaction. Thanks for the comment

[@JouJouOuiOui]

Khe Sanh

[@PeterReefman]

Yep, and also Flame Trees for me.

[@kazz3956]

Brilliant band. They are hugely popular in Australia, and rightly so. The guy on backup vocals is actually their lead singer. He is my favourite artist and joined this band at 16 and a half years old in 1973. Ian Moss, the singer here, was previously their lead singer, but he asked the band to get another singer in so he could concentrate on playing guitar. As you can see here, he has an excellent voice too. They do share the role, but a highlight of their music is their harmonies and how tight the musicianship is. Don Walker is on keys, Phil Small on bass and Steve Prestwich on drums (RIP in 2011 🕊). They sing blues, soul, and rock, but they are known asa Pub rock band. I'm seeing them this October. I can barely wait.

[@JohnHF1957]

Jimmy joined in December 1973, eight months after turning 17.

[@kazz3956]

@@JohnHF1957 I have heard an interview when he says himself that he was 16 and a half.

[@JohnHF1957]

@@kazz3956 Well, given Jimmy's early lifestyle, he was taking LSD at age 16 and that doesn't exactly leave the brain cells in pristine condition, his memory may be off. Documented facts clearly state that he was born 28/4/1956 and joined Cold Chisel in December 1973. That is after he had turned 17. In fact, the band formed as "Orange" in early 1973 and Jimmy would have been 16 and a half in late October 1972. So, impossible for him to have joined the band at age 16 and a half. None of us has perfect recollection of past events.

[@user-xg6jw7mp5e]

Cold Chisel fantastic Australian band! Thanks for reacting..

[@geoffmarr7526]

Chisel are pretty much the biggest thing ever hit Aussie stages. ACDC , Midnight Oil, Angels, INXS, Icehouse.. and Cold Chisel. Take any of these over pretty much anybody anywhere ever.

[@ThePaulv12]

No You Am I & Divinyls on Aussie stages ?? INXS and Icehouse are nowhere near edgy enough for my tastes as good as they are.

[@mrbaker1739]

I would add Paul Kelly, hoodoo gurus, radiators, skyhooks the list goes on and on

[@crustyfrostyoldfart]

@@mrbaker1739”🎶what about me?🎶”

[@james_tiberius_kirk73]

Aussie here, 57 years old. Grew up with Cold Chisel in my formative years and have never stopped listening to them. Saw them in many venues, pubs in their early days, too many concerts to name. Whenever I’d take a date out it would be Cold Chisel playing in the car whether she liked it or not! When the War is Over Flame Trees Saturday Night Breakfast at Sweethearts Khe Sahn Cheap Wine All songs you should cover. There’s a relentless thread of lost opportunities, lost love, melancholy, redemption and bitterness in their timeless songs. One of the greatest Aussie bands ever formed. If you ever happen to be in an Aussie Pub when Khe Sahn starts playing be prepared to hug and sing with your fellow man! Peace.

[@geoffnash2609]

Many of Cold Chisel's songs are anthems in Australia. They are rock royalty in Australia. Brilliant musicians and song writers in their own right, combined were just genius. Ian Moss here on lead vocal and guitar but Jimmy Barnes is the vocal powerhouse. Ian Moss is a great player and Don Walker on keys is an amazing songwriter. Not sure why they didn't have more success overseas. Was not because of a lack of talent.

[@davidnelson7786]

Because tgey weren’t taken seriously by radio execs and refused to compromise. Particularly in Seppo land.

[@timcoppinger3373]

Bow river is the song that made me a lifetime cold chisel fan.

[@SonofBuck-f7z]

Me too now

[@steveoc64]

Hey Buck - Cold Chisel were huge contemporaries of GenX Australians. Late 70s early 80s. You will see a lot of very emotional 40yo's in that crowd, suddenly thrown back in time to their high school days .... memories of house parties, and friends made and lost along the way. That's what you are seeing here.

[@laurenceleong8493]

Be damned if I've ever heard anyone wail on a harmonica like this guy OMG thr whole band real as he'll. Jimmy and Ian what freaking legends😊

[@marionthompson3365]

Keep going. Australia's greatest band. Huge range of songs. Been around since the 70s.

[@bernicedanahay7851]

Sorry no AC/DC

[@ray.shoesmith]

Dave Blight on harmonica. p.s fun fact. Jimmy Barnes briefly replaced Bon Scott as lead singer in Fraternity when Bon left to join AC/DC.

[@JohnHF1957]

Australia's most iconic rock band, formed in 1973, they split up a few times but are back touring this year. The classic line up is two British migrants (Jimmy Barnes and Steve Prestwich), three Australians (Don Walker, Ian Moss and Phil Small) ,with two of the original members leaving by 1975. The harmonica player, Dave Blight, only joined them for some concerts. All five band members wrote songs that were hits and there aren't many groups that can match that. Sadly, original drummer, Steve Prestwich, passed away in 2011. I first saw them play in 1975.

[@pricklyprospector1208]

Not being born with a talent, doesn't mean you can't appreciate it. Appreciate honesty over arrogance. Great song, great band, glad you liked it. Go Aussie!!

[@DanDownunda8888]

Some people are born with talent, others work extremely hard to develop it.

[@narellesmith7932]

A lot of Aussies are imports from the UK or elsewhere some time ago or more recently …. But we are all Aussies as is Chisel😎🎉

[@Sharonmarshall66]

Hubby and I are going to their concert in November!!!

[@tezrh]

Iconic Australian band. Ian Moss, who wrote the song is lead singer. Mostly, lead is associated with Jimmy Barnes, the other singer with the 'big' voice. All of them have had massive careers as musos and producers. Jimmy Barnes daughter, Mahalia Barnes is a great singer as well

[@G.H.O.S.T.254]

All his kids seem to be astounding just like their father. Insane vocals run in the family.

[@MarkB-uu5we]

@@G.H.O.S.T.254 Don't forget to add in his brother John Swan!

[@G.H.O.S.T.254]

@@MarkB-uu5we Actually I did completely forget about Swanee

[@megbond]

Cold Chisel formed in 1974 and are currently planning their 50th Anniversary tour that sold out within days. Aussie legends!

[@Love_sChild]

Such an Aussie Classic this song! Just gets you up dancing!❤

[@mariafantasia1191]

Aussie band! Brilliant! How lucky us Aussies were to grow up with them! 💞

[@officialWWM]

The greatest band to ever walk on a stage!

[@Dr_KAP]

More Cold Chisel and also worth checking out Jimmy Barnes as a solo artist- his cover of A Change is Gonna Come is beyond brilliant. ❤ 🇦🇺

[@jeremykothe2847]

I'll let him do a few more with Jimmy before I hit him with Georgia.

[@briangill4000]

👋👋

[@shaneholbeck6697]

Saw Mossey perform this last month at the Big Red Bash. He’s getting better as he gets older

[@stevematthews4092]

Noice.. wet 1 there hey. Many collegues there were working on the production. Shame I never made it.

[@paulheywood2116]

Saw them few weeks ago and they were epic

[@sammy_dog]

yes please more Cold Chisel and yes please more Jimmy Barnes

[@amplifiedlight]

Some lost footage emerged some 8 years ago stored away by a professional cameraman working on the night of a farewell concert . If you love the song "Georgia" your especially going to love this "Cold Chisel Live 1983 Ian Moss performs Georgia on My Mind"

[@sammy_dog]

yes 2nd this choice

[@lynndally9160]

I was at that concert, one of the best nights of my life

[@Whatiwantedwastaken]

Definitely go watch this, but do a double feature with “wild thing” to compare and contrast 🙂

[@barrydixon6316]

One of my treasured possessions is a HiFi VHS tape of the Last Stand concert which is the farewell concert. The live CD "Barking Spiders" is recordings from those concerts and is amazing. It has the songs "Georgia" and "Taipan" along with "Bow River" and it's a must have CD for any fan!

[@jeffwilson7100]

I’ve got front row tickets to see Chisel’s 50th anniversary tour in November

[@jcampbellshale]

@@jeffwilson7100 me too. !!!

[@paigeturner4765]

Went to many Cold Chisel gigs. Nothing compares to the atmosphere. Seen them in pubs, too, before the stadium sellouts days. $10 a ticket to concerts back then. Just another Saturday night at the workers club. Only crowds of a few hundred. Could get to the front of the stage when you wanted to. If you needed something to lean on. 🤪🤪

[@grantwestbrook6610]

Hey Mike, glad you liked the song. Great reaction, no bs and told like it is. I grew up with Chisel music in the 70's and 80's.....a bit like mothers milk. The screamer is an excellent singer (Jimmy Barnes) that you heard with John Farnham on 'When Something is Wrong with My Baby'. All the other comments so far on this one say it all so I won't clog up the page anymore. Look forward to more of your reactions, and also keen to look more at your music tastes.

[@glenncampbellmusic9914]

Playing to a big crowd, with the heavy lighting on stage, the band might only see a few rows in front. Part of the magic that makes Cold Chisel so good is they give 110% on stage, you can see and hear them in the zone. I've never come close to playing to a crowd that big, but I understand the concept of just playing it safe or giving it your all.

[@benstephens3433]

Jimmy Barnes is an Australian icon

[@jcampbellshale]

Greatest Aussie rock band ever ❤

[@Sharyn-x8e]

I have seen Cold Chisel live several times over the years, including recently. They have always put on one hell of a show. Arguably the best Aussie rock band ever.

[@Greg-o4h]

One of my all time favorites

[@rmoz2729]

Seeing them in November in the Hunter Valley NSW. Going to be great. I’ve seen Barnsey and Mossy live many times and CC at Parra a few years back. They are the kings in Aus, no one is better.

[@bramba1953]

The singer guitarist is the writer of this song so normally Jimmy Barnes is the lead singer so watch Cold Chisel live doing Wild Thing and you will see them at their drunken crazy early days. All this is a type of music called Pub Rock which is where you started playing in a pub and only the best survived.

[@chrisbaker6870]

This is our Great Aussie music, I grew up listening to Cold Chisel

[@JCx3excelmad]

Love the videos Another great Aussie classic

[@LifeOnTheHulls]

I grew up listening to Chisel, still going strong 50 years on, my family have been told to play this song at my funeral, Song to live your life by.

[@ciraloke]

Jimmy Barnes was the key vocalist for the band and he had a lot of solo success here as well. Together with some other notable Aussie bands of the 70/80s, we had a rich pub live music scene. ACDC also came out of that scene.

[@williamhawkins69]

Cold chisel is one of the pantheon of Australian rock with other bands like AC/DC, midnight oil, INXS, etc. Jimmy Barnes’ (non guitar singer) daughter is often seen as a backing singer with Joe Bonamassa. CCs East album is probably the epitome of their creative writing

[@The_Feral_Koala]

Every member of the band is flexing in this performance!!!!

[@jp69424]

Check out the live album Swingshift. Back when they were at their peak. It is one of the great live records in the world.

[@littlejohnsbrewing]

Chisel at their absolute best.....

[@Kneedragon1962]

2:40 ~ "Are these guys Australian?" Laughing quietly. Mate ~ are The Beach Boys American? The Beach boys are the very heart & soul of what it means to be American. Ok ~ well Cold Chisel are the same for Australia. Trying to think of a way to put this quickly ~ TLDR. When I was a kid, in the mid ~ late 1970s, they told me I should read Hemmingway. Because (and I quote) "He captured the spirit of an age." You want to know what the 1920s and 1930s was like, the culture, the mindset, the people, read Hemmingway. Ok, good call. Cold Chisel captured the spirit of an age. You want to know what it was like to be stuck between childhood and adulthood in the early eighties, in Australia, listen to Cold Chisel, because they absolutely nailed it! They captured the spirit of the age, in Australia, in a way nobody else ever managed. You want to know what becoming an adult in Australia in the early eighties was like, listen to Cold Chisel. Eh? Yeah, it was alright. We got through it. [thumbs up.]

[@bradthurkle7217]

They were one Australias best rock n roll bands 👍🏻

[@stevemodlin6447]

Aussie Aussie Aussie!!! Oi Oi Oi!

[@cherylannb3161]

Best line of the day: sounds like my ex wife. G’day mate & welcome to Aussie rock. 🇦🇺

[@blackletter2591]

In Australia, the great Top End means something like the deep south in the US, but crocodiles instead of alligators. Tropical, hot and with a big wet season.

[@jaccilowe3842]

Jimmy Barnes again! You will be falling down that rabbit hole.

[@stringpicker5468]

Very Australian. The keyboard player was a PhD physics student at the university I went to and I remember them when they began playing college dances. At their best a brilliant band though there was more to them than you see here. Ian Moss is the guitar player, Jimmy Barnes the main singer Don Walker the keyboard player and main songwriter. Some pretty wild shows now and then.

[@DavidPola1961]

50 th Anniversary tour starting October 2024 , Cold Chisel formed in South Australia in 1973 , with 17-year-old Jimmy Barnes as the frontman , AC/DC also formed in the same year in Sydney Australia, Jimmy Barnes had a short stint with Fraternity when Bon Scott went to AC/DC . They broke up in 1983 and reformed in 1998 . Jimmy Barnes and Ian Moss had solo hits in those 15 years . Must agree Ian Moss doing Georgia at the final Cold Chisel last stand concert in Sydney in 1983

[@sammitchell7909]

Great reaction.

[@cptbrncls7050]

I love it when a song is so epic is sounds like the band has troubling bringing it to an end

[@jamesonjabiru]

This song is an anthem here, and Chisel are royalty. This still gives me goosbumps.

[@VifferDude]

Cold Chisel iconic Australian band. Two lead singers, Ian Moss had a silky smooth voice and Jimmy Barnes had gritty soul in his voice. Ian Moss did a hit solo called "Tuckers Daughter" and Jimmy Barnes is currently working with Joe Bonamassa (USA) Their drummer Steve Prestwich wrote most of their songs such as "Flame Trees" from Britain

[@davidengel6688]

No, Walker wrote Flame Trees and most of their greatest songs.

[@The-Fair-Dinkum-Mikki]

Chisel is very Aussie. Songs like Khe Sanh, Flame Trees, Saturday Night, When The War Is Over, to name just a few, were a big part of our culture... my teen years & beyond. Ian Moss (lead vocal on this) is an icon who isn't as well known as he should be. A true musical genius. Barnsey (Jimmy Barnes) was Scottish born, but came to Australia as a boy.

[@lisamonika-koni4740]

SIR you have dived into a deep rabbit hole here

[@robertherriot7887]

I was lucky enough to be at the 50th Anniversary of Chisel last week in Sydney Wonderful as ever . Also Tex Perkins and the Cruel Sea. Have a listen to ' This is not the way home '

[@karengayehammat4199]

He's actually lucky to be alive had pain presenting as back problem for many years which surgery didnt fix then discovered heart probs and has recently had more than one successful yet ominous prodceedure

[@sdev2749]

This band is legendary down here in Australia - it might interest you to know this band has reformed and is touring again right now

[@rhondarjhjewellery7876]

Rock royalty.

[@stevepass1970]

One of our newer, like for the past twenty years, performers is Guy Sebastian. He has become one of the best in Australia during that time. If you get a chance, have a listen to him. Either "Battle Scars" or "Before I Go" I guarantee you won't be disappointed. He was the orginal winner of the Aussie version of The Voice. Singer, songwriter musician. He is pretty bloody amazing. He carries the tradition of no BS Aussie musicians leading the way. Guy, like most Australian singers sounds best live.

[@igortumbas2769]

Mate! Cold Chisel (or the Chisels as we often refer to them here Down Under) is the most iconic Aussie band. Awesome story behind their formation and ups and downs of fame. Jimmy Barnes has the most recognizable voice ever and has grown into a most amazing human being. I highly recommend anyone who has seen this clip to check them out. Straight up good rock with a deep story behind every song.

[@gregcoleman6670]

Lyrics so important. What everyone pines for - chucking in the job and hitting the road

[@hopeflorence6748]

These guys are amongst Music Royalty in Australia. An Aussie band. If you think this song is amazing, search Australian Pub Rock - from 1970’s -> 2000’s is just amazing.

[@mals4125]

Thanks for checking out some legends.

[@simonmartin-zp7kt]

Buck, keep digging deep into Cold Chisel and you will have likes you cannot count! Your reactions are excellent and the content for you is never ending. Cheers mate.

[@SonofBuck-f7z]

Thanks! Will do!

[@Shilo-fc3xm]

Aww. Found the reaction you lost your Chisel virginity, Mike. How cute. Hahaha. Cheers.

[@chriswatson6231]

Aussie musician here. I stated out with stage fright so bad i thought the crowd could see my legs shaking. After about 15 years i must've shaken it because the singer swears he's seen me playing while asleep. Some gigs, if your tired, its like falling asleep driving, you dont realise that you're asleep till you jump awake.

[@littlejohnsbrewing]

One of Australia's greatest bands, up with AC/DC and The Angels. Ian Moss wrote this song and sings lead(he sings lead on a few songs and has since had a succesful solo career, he is brilliant), he grew up in Alice Spring, dead centre of the 'outback'. Bow River is a small community in the middle of the Northern Territory. Jimmy Barnes, the usual lead singer has had a life long battle with booze andoften played drunk, often swinging a bottle ov vodka on stage. I have seen then many times as CHisel and solo, but they are back for their 50 year tour and I'll down there again in November. Ready to rock. As commeted below, get on to 'Swingshift' the album, live in their prime, absolutely brilliant. or Mossy doing Georgia... WOW.

[@craigruhle5011]

Don't stress buddy your a cool dude 👍

[@baymanaustralia]

Cold Chisel are absolute superstars in Australia but never really took off overseas. They have the luxury of two great lead vocalists, both of whom have had successful solo careers. They are still going and have just released a new single a few days ago.

[@Osssssss666]

Love your hat mate! It’s awesome!

[@SonofBuck-f7z]

Hey, thanks!

[@dominiquemmaurice]

First time I saw them was the late 70’s and they never let you down. Brilliant band

[@krispipermel]

so f.....g good raw energy , great aussie sounds ,

[@rhonmart1]

How can you watch that without your head nodding just a little bit…no movement. They rock..! You can help but jiggle on your seat

[@SonofBuck-f7z]

ha ha.. I was tapping my foot off camera. I am coming around, but I was very camera shy when I did this one.

[@rhonmart1]

@@SonofBuck-f7z Apologies , wasn’t meant as a criticism, just an observation. keep up the good work😊

[@chrisfrancis2220]

Ive said it on another youtube channel, but it bears repeating. Its a real shame that Cold Chisel never made it big in America. Our American cousins would have loved them.

[@overworlder]

On the stage fright, stage work is practice, like everything else. You rehearse and rehearse and rehearse and you might be nervous beforehand but once you’re up there the training and muscle memory takes over

[@marlinblack6597]

Chisel was an awesome band, seen them live a number of times during the early 80's.

[@crustyfrostyoldfart]

Jimmy Barnes did a soundtrack for an American movie called “working class man” with a song with the same title. Surprised some of the older ones don’t remember the voice if they saw the movie. I and my band also had a soundtrack for an American movie back in the same era roughly. The good old days. We didn’t end up touring that time because the promoters went broke prior for some reason.

[@Ellery-s7j]

I'm off to see them tomorrow night. It's their 50th anniversary as a band.

[@johnpage7735]

Happy and glad you enjoyed it. Love the USMC hanging on your wall. Regards.

[@spinnymathingy3149]

Yes Mate, Cold Chisel ARE PERFECTION, and they’re still playing live shows, I’m seeing them later this year in Adelaide Australia 🇦🇺 👍👍🤟

[@bradwilliams2081]

Check out their live version of Wild Thing...from their "Last Stand" concert. Jimmy Barnes at his absolute best.

[@jcampbellshale]

@@bradwilliams2081 amazing!!! Barnsey at his best !

[@royferntorp]

In Oz, if you have a bad word to say about his band... keep you guard up.

[@JouJouOuiOui]

So true. We are fiercely protective of them all and anyone that says Jimmy Barnes (the lead singer taking harmonies on this track to lead guitarist Ian Moss on lead vocals for this song) screams have no idea about belting out a song. JB can sing the phone book and make it sound good.

[@AndyFNQ84]

When you are doing reactions to Australian Pub Rock, you don't have to apologise for language... thanks for sharing matey

[@peterg219]

There you go my Texan friend, diggin' Aussie rock 'n talent. Suggest you check out Midnight Oil & the Black Sorrows especially "Chained to the Wheel".... Cheers from Sydney.

[@marklowenthal4556]

I've seen Cold Chisel play live at the Stanford Hotel eastern suburbs Melbourne I've seen hundreds of gigs but they were the best I've ever seen alongside ACDC long live Cold Chisel

[@MarkB-uu5we]

Early 80's bands from Adelaide, Australia. Lots of big hits for us down under including Bow River. Jimmy Barnes lead singer and should be a name that is familiar. Ian Moss is the guitarist and after this band parted ways in the late 80's, Moss and Barnes had pretty big solo careers - Barnes the most well known outside Oz. Every now and then, including right now, the band members get back together and do a few tours as this 2003 concert. They are doing a 50 year anniversary tour in 2024 (funnily enough another band formed in Adelaide called the Angels are also doing the same 50th anniversary tour but with different members now) but as I write this there could be a major setback as Barnes is having a healthscare and setback so hopefully the tour still goes through. "Chisel" are legends in Australian pub rock music.

[@lynndally9160]

Early 80s? Man try 70s. I first saw Chisel in 1974

[@MarkB-uu5we]

@@lynndally9160 Did you not spot I said their 50 year anniversary tour at the moment, lol :-) Yes I know 74, but became a huge phenomena early 80s drawing on their 70s popularity. Angels not much dissimilar. formed 1974 but really started getting big in the early 80s.

[@jayweb51]

A lot of Australian singers and groups, especial through the 70's and 80's, gained popularity in the pub(that would be bar for you) circuit. A lot of early artists and bands had to go overseas, in search of international exposure; so a majority of Australian music will be completely new to you, a real treasure trove.

[@titanau]

Aussie icon. Well loved here mate.

[@barnowl.]

They're a well-known AUSTRALIAN band. Ian Moss is the singer here. Please check out his stunning rendition of the American classic, 'Georgia'. It was not intended for this concert but what a gorgeous 'Georgia' ending to it !

[@riverlandmallee-peopleplaces]

One of the best ever bands out of Australia and South Australia. You will find it hard to find better, still going and still awesome. The songs will live forever. Aussie Pub Rock at it's best. Mossy on lead vocals and the great Jimmy Barnes doing the back up vocals.

[@bernadettelanders7306]

Did anyone mention that the solo short dark haired singing screamer is Jimmy Barnes from the previous video he reviewed with John Farnham - ‘When Something Is Wrong WithMy Baby’ Don’t shoot Jimmy lol, we love him , he’s happily married forever still singing in his 70s with his children and grandchildren. He’s been singing since about aged 18. A Wonderful family man.

[@Dr_KAP]

Come on Bernie, Jimmy’s not even 70 yet 😂😂

[@bernadettelanders7306]

@@Dr_KAP Well that’s what happens when u get as old as I am - anyone who’s gone grey I think they are my age - arggghhh Noooooo 70😱🙀😩 Anyway, 68 is too young for me 😂😂. Jane will have to keep him 💞

[@Dr_KAP]

@@bernadettelanders7306 🤣 🤣 luv ya !

[@bernadettelanders7306]

@@Dr_KAP And I wuvs ya too Kappy😊- you keep getting better Doc, if I need surgery I’m calling on you 🥴😱😂