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Cold Chisel - "Bow River"
• Cold Chisel - "Bow River"
From their "Ringside" tour. Recorded live in June 2003 at the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney. Features Ian Moss and some great guitar work.
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Bow River (Live - 2003)
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[@petehodges7711]

Ian Moss is one of the greatest guitarist that no one outside of Australia has never heard of

[@kVkV-sw5se]

One of a few iconic Aussie bands who are completely connected to the Australian community. They understood and sang to the community issues perfectly and so became part of the soundtrack of our lives.

[@Ozgipsy]

Ian did. Ian was the musician.

[@anthonyhaylock6655]

Don Walker on keyboards , Ian Moss on Guitar and Jimmy Barnes on lead vocals , Phil Small on bass and Steve Prestwich on drums and David Blight on harmonica , great Aussie band

[@marklr5716]

R.I.P Steve Prestwich - awesome drummer..

[@DMSProduktions]

@@marklr5716 Yup!

[@adrianross8383]

Phil Small is so much an integral part of the sound that most people miss because it's bass. As a bass player of some thirty odd years myself, I can say he's absolutely brilliant.

[@inconvenienttruth1528]

Bow River is a Diamond Mine in outback Western Australia in the Kimberlys ( not far from Argyl Diamonds and the World famous Pink Diamonds) In the middle of nowhere in the tropical North ( the top end )where it is stinking hot , Humid and thunder storms and raining. At the mine they work 12 hours a day 7 days a week trying to save money to recapture his youth. But he is stuck in the city in the cold south working in a factory and pissing all his money up the wall ( at the pub ) going nowhere with no money. Dreaming of getting away just needs to get a set of wheels and if he drives non stop he can be back at Bow River in the Tropical Top End in 6 Days. This is the story of my life working in the Gold and Diamond mines in Western Australia

[@tofilvrbro3049]

We were so lucky here growing up with bands like Cold chisel, AC/DC, The Angles, living end and INXS….. and hardly anyone knew them outside of Australia, so good to see you discovering what we took for granted…. They were so approachable, they sang their songs in different versions, one day they’d play a hug venue, then the next there at some local pub like all night just taking requests,people buying beers for them …… so good….. and bands here still do that

[@keithmills778]

Just for fun, see if you can find a copy of "Roadies: The Secret History of Australian Rock'n'Roll," by Stuart Coupe. It gives you a behind-the-scenes look at the folks that made those shows possible. My sister gave me a copy when I was visiting her in Sydney, and I managed to get through most of it on the flight back to Canada. My in-flight reading material on the way down to Oz was "Talk - Action = 0. An Illustrated History of D.O.A." by Joey Shithead (Joe Keithley).

[@DMSProduktions]

I found the Angles a bit obtuse! LOL! (Or was that acute? 1 is the inverse of the other! )

[@carolinelane9599]

Back when you went to the pub to watch a band. They were brilliant days. No where for bands to play anymore and to be honest the rare times i go to a pub I no longer feel safe.

[@keithmills778]

@@DMSProduktions Right?

[@DMSProduktions]

@@keithmills778 TOO right!

[@Trev0_72]

Mossy and Barnsey, Aussie legends 😁

[@RolandDeschain1]

Don't you mean 'Faaarkin' legends'?

[@chrisalldis3375]

@@RolandDeschain1 Ah One eye My Favourite band, crawling out of the Local Inn at West Ryde at about 3 am, shirt ringing wet from Barnesy'd Vodka days after watching Chisel many a times, listening to great songs like Bow River, Shipping Steele & of course finisning off with Khe San

[@kaafromoz]

@@chrisalldis3375 Same here for me mate, Mansell Room 2 AM Kings Cross days, seeing Barnsey & Mossy and all the others like Swannie, Chrissie Amphllet crawl in after their gigs jamming till 5 AM kick out..awesome days and yes Cold Chisel are Bloody Legends still today. RIP Steve Prestwich excellent drummer excellent song writer and all round Great man.

[@TheJrabbit82]

Bloody oath mate Barnsey is straya 👍

[@RolandDeschain1]

@@TheJrabbit82 STRAYA!!

[@bobhawke7373]

I like how if you didn't know better, it looks like Jimmy was just in the crowd, jumped up on stage and belted out a song with a band, thanked everyone for the opportunity, and rejoined his mates in the 3rd row

[@scrotrot1595]

Fucking brilliant 😆 🤣

[@Katrinagaming-en1os]

L🤣L

[@justinbrown6140]

Never get tired of listening to Cold Chisel. My favourite Aussie band. RIP Steve Prestwich.

[@RolandDeschain1]

For more great Aussie rock check out 'Early Warning' by Baby Animals. Fronted by the most beautiful woman I've ever seen, Suze DiMarchi.

[@kjdavis1]

Their first two albums were bangers from start to finish.

[@Quinctili]

Their bass player lives just down the road, give a few lessons. Those days....they played heaps, or INXS playing every dive in Perth, or J. Diesel and the Injectors at the Herdsman........

[@RolandDeschain1]

@@Quinctili There's a really good Baby Animals documentary on KZbin that was done for their 25th anniversary. They talk about how the live music scene was just amazing at that time. Not so much now. I was friends with a great local band who were building a following, and their regular gig was scrapped in favour of a dude with a laptop.

[@shadow_walkerOZ]

They played at the Townsville show back in 92 (or maybe it was 93), and it was awesome.

[@Eskay1206]

Pretty Reckless sounds so similar to Baby Animals, nice tribute

[@Scottie_S]

The 'Great Blight' on the blues harp was total magic to the ears!

[@markgriffin4888]

Best line " piss all my money up against the damm wall "

[@SuperJohnnykay]

Going where no ones putting on the dog for me. gotta love aussie english>

[@gzeuskraiste]

AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE 🇦🇺 Please do the live version (from this same show) of When The War Is Over and the original studio version of Flame Trees

[@nunya2171]

oi oi oi

[@margaretsinclair6697]

Agree. The entire playlist. Cold Chisel is one of the best. Can I add Georgia, which isn’t one of their originals but the live version is brilliant. Cheap wine, Breakfast at Sweethearts, Khe San, everything. Genuine talent.

[@YT068]

Please do this one..... When the war is over

[@RaffaPed]

Yes...This live version of When the war is over really showcases their great vocal harmonies...

[@tonyjob5172]

Absolutely agree- need to check out these two classics.

[@timwilmot6433]

Cold Chisel just kicks my DNA's ass. I want them to play at my birthday party. LOL

[@barbararees604]

The true test of a great band is when they sound better live and these guys never disappoint. I followed them everywhere, 💕 love em'!

[@iannorth8549]

Ditto

[@tofilvrbro3049]

I saw jimmy at a concert for $20 in the 90’s….. he did his concert for 2 hours then came back on for another four hours singing, telling stories behind the songs, telling jokes, taking requests, everyone e singing along…. So so much fun

[@carolinelane9599]

I saw Cold Chiesel back in the 80's at Cloud land in Brissy. Only us oldies would remember Cloudland.

[@DMSProduktions]

@@carolinelane9599 WAS that right NEXT to the infamous Brisbane Lockup?

[@carolinelane9599]

@@DMSProduktions No. Bowen Hills. They played there in 1980 and 1982. I must have seen them in 1982. Had to be 18 to go in there. Cloudland was demolished in the middle of the night. It was a sort of heritage building and there was a big uproar over it. Strange things you remember, but can't remember where you put your car keys 5 mins ago lol

[@DMSProduktions]

@@carolinelane9599 Haha yeah!

[@kevinconnolly754]

Flame Trees doesn't get enough recognition for such an iconic song for so many.

[@tracyk432]

Blows me away that foreigners don’t know of our greats!!!! Loved seeing the reactions!!!!

[@colinweir3203]

AUSTRALIAN ROCK, BOOOOOOOM.

[@kristinm2]

Ian Moss the guirarist wrote this - it’s about his hometown in Central Australia

[@trobrow]

Barnsey and INXS "GOOD TIMES" guarantee you can't sit still 👍👍

[@DaveWhoa]

BARNSY not Barnsley lol (Jimmy Barnes)

[@pauljarvis446]

Wanna bet.

[@dsamusic5043]

I was at that very concert in the VIP section where this was my eldest son's first ever concert and the atmosphere was IN-SANE. Loved every single second of it. Glad you guys shared the same love we did

[@queenslander954]

Every Australian loves this song , even deaf Australians

[@trenchy1990]

Cold Chisel. Rock royalty. Adelaide (My hometown) founded some pretty good music: - Cold Chisel / Jimmy Barnes - The Angels - Redgum - Hilltop Hoods - The Superjesus - The Masters Apprentices - The Mark Of Cain - Funkoars And probably more I can't think of. Not bad for a small city of what would have only been 900k or less back then.

[@BassMatt1972]

Radelaide!!!

[@jadecawdellsmith4009]

Good taste man, when I saw CHISEL,ANGELS ETC I wasn't expecting FUNKOARS(HILLTOP HOODS maybe??)butyeah for a small town so much good music & I love the smaller more intimate venues

[@wildchook745]

Yep, proud Adelaidean here, Jimmy's from Elizabeth, just down the road :)

[@thecraft2091]

Adelaide represent.

[@richardkenna149]

Don't forget Stars!

[@ALF782]

This is the music of my teens and twenties. Glad you guys appreciate one of the greatest unknown bands outside of Australia .

[@artistjoh]

There are three Bow River's in Australia, one in Canada, and one in Ireland. This song is about the Bow River in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. Bow River flows through the oldest rocks on Earth at 3.6 billion years old. The Bow River Mine is a diamond mine. The guy on guitar, Ian Moss, wrote the song. Cold Chisel is amazing. I highly recommend Khe Sahn from this same concert.

[@keithmills778]

A few years ago, I was doing monitors on one of the secondary stages at the Calgary Folk Festival, the site of which is located right by the Canadian Bow River. We had a couple of Australian musicians on the stage, along with a bunch of other musicians. From the stage, one of the Aussies noticed an old sign on the side of a building which said "Bow River Lumber Company." She mentioned it to the audience and said that there was an Australian song called "Bow River." I knew of the song, knew about Cold Chisel, and had their Greatest Hits Album on my phone. I hooked my phone up to the mixing console so, as she was packing up her gear at the end of the session, I could play "Bow River" quietly through her stage monitor. It took her a few seconds to realize what was going on, but I got a laugh out of her. I think she was a bit surprised that a random Canadian would be familiar with Cold Chisel, and that I'd have their music at my fingertips.

[@785boats]

@@keithmills778 Now that is a cool story Keith. Good on ya!

[@carolinelane9599]

My hubby worked on a mine site near bow river. They gave up replacing the sign as it kept getting stolen lol

[@andrewd7586]

Ian Moss the lead guitarist/singer on this track is originally from Alice Springs, in one of the HOTTEST places in Australia! Unbelievable talent. Jimmy Barnes of course, Scottish born, but proudly Aussie, just phenomenal. Don Walker on keyboards wrote most of Cold Chisel’s songs.😎🇦🇺👍🏼

[@peterokeeffe8307]

I have seen Cold Chisel live plenty of times. Fantastic band!!!!!!

[@laurenolney3969]

I feel so lucky that I spent many happy hours seeing bands like Chisel in Melbourne and Sydney pubs. I’m middle aged now but feel blessed.

[@robertzoomer9886]

Jimmy Barnes and John Farnham singing When Something Is Wrong With My Baby , LIVE, it is awesome.

[@scrotrot1595]

And utterly shitfaced on whiskey!! Both have said it was a real bender putting that song down!!

[@manna6618]

My fave Chisel song...listening to this always takes me back to the actual Bow River among the red dust and emus, just can't get any more Australian than this. THANK YOU for reacting to our legends!

[@petermckay]

me too

[@darrenelliott9531]

Bow river this song is about a jail

[@balticstain7150]

Old Jimmy Barnes has a fantastic voice mr lungs !!!!!!!! An Australian legend .....

[@jadecawdellsmith4009]

They don't call him the screaming cowboy for nothing EDIT,FYI I DONT THINK THAT MONIKER DOES HIM JUSTICE

[@bloodyricho1]

Um its Ian singing this one

[@SledTillDead]

@@bloodyricho1 Actually watch the video

[@bloodyricho1]

@@SledTillDead millennial much?

[@markwaters3050]

You should also check out an Aussie band called "the Angels". Great live, and great to sing along to. Try "Am I Ever Gonna See your Face Again.

[@geoffstapledon7557]

Shadow Boxer, Marseilles, so many great songs

[@gbsailing9436]

and THE Divinyls !!!

[@allenjones5525]

Noticed you're not mentioning the crowd contribution to the song LOL

[@geoffstapledon7557]

@@allenjones5525 lol

[@gbsailing9436]

@@allenjones5525 Very true! 🤣

[@richardrejmer8721]

Their lyricist is an 𝐀𝐂𝐓𝐔𝐀𝐋 𝐑𝐨𝐜𝐤𝐞𝐭 𝐒𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐬𝐭!! He writes the lyrics for many of their songs as a hobby. . But his full-time job is designing ROCKETS.

[@shadow_walkerOZ]

He may have been singing lead here, but Ian Moss (the guitarist) is not even the lead singer for Cold Chisel. Jimmy Barnes, the other guy with the mic that you may recognise from the meme with the screaming cowboy in the sky, is actually their lead singer.

[@sharon-anngerman9805]

Aussie born and bred and a proud one at that. Seen them Love them My BIGGEST CRUSH IAN MOSS 😍😍😍 😂🙏🇦🇺 👏👏👏👏👏 CLASSIC Cold Chisel are touring Australia at the moment. 👍👍👍

[@a.pwhiteside5872]

Cold Chisel is arguably the best Australian rock band ever, at least for me.

[@absolutacoustic8878]

Yes, this is my favourite song of theirs. They were a wild band when starting out from what I have heard, Barnesy drinking 1-2 bottles of whiskey on stage a night and all of them fighting each other back stage! Stories I got from one of the bouncers who ran a bike shop across the street from my house growing up.

[@RaffaPed]

Love you guys!...and so happy you did a Chisels song. Probably the best Aussie (pronounced Ozzy not Ossie) band to not make it big in the states. "When the war is over" from the same concert is also amazing. 😁

[@alanstrom2221]

The PHIL SMALL written song " MY BABY " peaked at No.24 on the American Billboard Chart.

[@RaffaPed]

@@alanstrom2221 I didn't know that...Ironically its a good song but probably one of their weaker hits IMHO.

[@scrotrot1595]

@@alanstrom2221 but the boys still wrote 'you got nothing I want, you got nothing I need' as a fk you to a big music executive in the States, Marty Schwartz. I'm pretty sure Steve or Jimmy grabbed him by the throat and slammed him into a wall after a gig. Bottom line, never fk with Chisel, especially Prestwich and Barnes 😆 🤣 👊 💪

[@coopsnz1]

Ian moss - Tucker daughter ( guitarist ) in cold chisel

[@Moparmutt1976]

Out Of The Fire or PrettyFace for mine, Prefer his PetrolHead album

[@bradwilliams2081]

This was from the album "Circus "Animals", recorded in 1982. Forever Now, from the same album, is yet another classic. Don Walker (keyboards), wrote many of their classics. RIP Steve Prestwich (drums).

[@settz61]

Wow - takes me back lol. In the 70's and early 80's Australia had an awesome pub band scene ! It lead to bands like the Chisels, The angels, INXS, Midnight Oil, Goanna, Jimmy Barnes (From the Chisels), The flowers (who went on to be called Icehouse) and so many more - guys you have heaps of material to look at. Great music and great influence !

[@carolinelane9599]

Also Billy Thorpe. Loved Some People Think I'm Crazy. And Stevie Wright who sung Evie 1, 2, and 3. Oh and Aussie Crawl. Saw them live at the pub. Showing my age lol

[@redknob74]

FOUR WALLS COLD CHISEL,U definantel;y gotta listen to that guys :)

[@glennrandall7468]

Great to see you reacting to Aussie bands

[@professornuke7562]

The piano player is Mr. Don Walker. He's a former rocket scientist. He also writes a mean song, plays a mean piano, and sings a mean ballad. Look up 'Tex, Don and Charlie' to hear some of the best Australia has to offer.

[@SirRossco77]

Aussie Pub Rock at its finest!!

[@danwiththe8647]

"we have amazing vocals happening" Jimmy hasn't sung anything yet!

[@evaadams8298]

Yes that’s because Mossy was singing and actually I think Mossy sings better than Jimmy....

[@jadecawdellsmith4009]

@@evaadams8298 if you've had any vocal training you'll understand jimmy's register & range & what a truly great singer he is. Love mossy but seriously they don't compare. Great songwriter tho

[@evaadams8298]

@@jadecawdellsmith4009 fair enough but I’ve actually worked with many singers in my life (overseas as well), Toured with them around Europe and Asia. I know a great voice when I hear it. So you do NOT know my experience and as far as I am concerned Jimmy has a great lower tone but he is a screamer (yes and that’s great for rock singers) and a lot of the live stuff, he doesn’t hit the mark as high when he sings live but the energy does come over. He’s no Joe Cocker. Cold chisel as a band are and were incredible and have some amazing classic songs.

[@steviegreenthumb4720]

@@evaadams8298 Mossy is definitely the more "traditional" singer and for sure subjective preference is fine but Jimmy is and was a fucking MONSTER vocally, and being a frontman is more than just singing too

[@karenglenn6707]

I absolutely adore Ian Moss singing!! Great guitarist too. Jimmy gets more accolades but Mossy is also a legend!!

[@epicbeardface2981]

A truly great Australian band forged in pubs you should check out and this recording if possible of Stevie Wright's Evie parts 1,2 and 3 live at the Sydney Opera House 1979 Rocktober. I should say I grew up going to pubs and venues watching Cold Chisel in Sydney.

[@kayelle8005]

Oh that would be awesome. I’m looking for someone to react to that

[@kerrydwyer1879]

@@kayelle8005 Stevie Wright's Evie ..1,2,3.. Beautiful

[@paulrodsted3905]

Cold Chisel is a legendary Aussie blues rock band.... And jimmy Barnes the lead Vocalist has had his own solo band since the 80's You need to play some of both of there biggest hits

[@allisalie101]

Honestly, anything from Au from the 70's n 80's you guys will love. Chisel, Angels, Oils, INXS, Divynals, The Church, Australian Crawl, Hunters and Collectors, Men at Work, Accadacca - LOL, Dragon, Mental as Anything, Goanna, Crowded House n Split Enz, although the Kiwis have equal rights with these two bands, Little River band, Icehouse and the Hoodoo Gurus to name a few. All had big hits Down Under and some did really well OS as well, but they're all staples here in Au. But if I had to choose, Hunters is the way to go. They deserved soo much more. Try Holy Grail or Salvation from them, however there's an absolute bucket full of great songs from all of these artists.

[@paulwood5803]

You forgot Billy Thorpe in that list....

[@allisalie101]

@@paulwood5803 Hey Paul, good call. There's heaps of others as well bloke, but I think I gave him enough to start with, unless you want to add, Farnsy, Paul Kelly, Stevie Wright, Flash and the Pan, JPY, John English, Marcia Hines, Painters and Dockers, Boom Crash Opera, The Models, Noiseworks, Air Supply Mondo Rock, Masters Apprentices, Richard Clapton, Renee Geyer, Skyhooks, Jo Jo Zep and the Falcons, and LRB of course, etc. etc.

[@paulwood5803]

@@allisalie101 I'm not an Aussie, I just lived there for a couple of years in the mid nineties and saw Billy Thorpe twice. Another decent band from that time, the Badloves.

[@allisalie101]

@@paulwood5803 Nice Paul. I never saw the Badloves myself but the Aztecs were amazing and Billy, well, he was one of a kind that was for sure. I suggest that you look up some of the names I mentioned for yourself as well then, if you haven't already, as the 70's and 80's, although fantastic everywhere, were especially so here in Au with a heap of amazing Au additions, that never quite completely made it OS when it comes to music.

[@mickking5913]

I'm proud to be from the land down under,the best of nearly everything.

[@barbararees604]

Ooh Mossy was my teenage crush and I'm still madly in love at 57, lol! Another one he sings beautifully is never before and please 🙏 check out one long day and Ian Moss singing Georgia. 💗😘😎 Loving your reactions.

[@iannorth8549]

If they like harp try gonna love one long day off swingshift

[@AndyFNQ84]

My favourite is "Janelle"

[@scrotrot1595]

Barbara, everyone loves Mossy!! He's just a ripper bloke. I've been lucky enough to meet him here in Canberra in the recent couple of years. My sister is close friends with Ian's sister. The first visit to his sisters place we jammed 🎸. I've never felt pressure like I did when Mossy is 1mt away and I'm playing Flame Trees for him. I love him to bits as a straight, blue collar, Chisel loving, 52 year old bloke😊

[@andrewmurphy7401]

You guys have no idea! We had THE best rock bands in the world in the 70's & 80's, Cold Chisel being only one of many. INXS, Midnight Oil, Men at Work, Mondo Rock, The Angels, Hoodoo Gurus, Australian Crawl, Spy vs Spy, The Sunnyboys..... I could fill pages and pages. The reason for the edgy sound is that these bands honed their craft on the pub scene and if they weren't good a couple of things happened; One, they got pelted with beer and Two, they didn't get any more gigs because the crowd would tear the place up. You have to check out more Aussie bands.

[@lawfulrebellion9538]

.....and Radio Birdman !

[@peterwhittenbury547]

Quintessential Australian band - so good live and such a talented group of musos = even in their solo projects. So many great songs, you need to check out more of the band... Breakfast at Sweethearts, East... just a couple of albums where all tracks are amazing.. Ian Moss, Jimmy Barnres.. just sooooo good.

[@adwood201]

Cold Chisel, the greatest band ever to play in a pub! This was often said about them.

[@zenleto]

Yeah, Chisels. Fired me up nicely after work.

[@billschild3371]

Every single member of this band was extraordinarily talented and they knew it. The ego clashes were legendary and the fact they remained together for as long as they did and to leave the legacy they did, Australians are forever grateful.

[@Scottie_S]

You got that right. My band supported them at Wollongong Leagues back in...I wanna say...1981? Much angst after Don & Phil got the shits and screamed at each other over something that happened prior to coming back into the dressing room (it was like a 4x4 cupboard). I decided that discretion was the better part of valour and left for the bar. I don't remember if the rest of my band did the same, but I ended up at the back of the auditorium plastered waiting for my girlfriend to pick me up. I picked up my gear the next day. I was surprised that it hadn't been 'jacked...

[@scrotrot1595]

@@Scottie_S and here I was after all these years thinking that Don was the sensible, placid one LOL.

[@chrisgoldston9755]

The greatest Aussie Band ever, no doubt, no contest 🤘😎🔥

[@davidbarlow6860]

No way. Oils walk all over them.

[@jamesgray7576]

Nowhere near Australian Crawl.

[@jamesgray7576]

@@davidbarlow6860 And Australian Crawl walked al over them.

[@chrisgoldston9755]

@@jamesgray7576 🤣🤣🤣

[@jamesgray7576]

@@chrisgoldston9755 Look at album sales between 1980-85.

[@waynezodiac8635]

As an Aussie I used to play this on the juke box all the time, it was on the B side and Kah Sanh was on the other side .... at the time I was one of the few that really dug this song.

[@jadecawdellsmith4009]

Jimmy was/is great but Mossy so underated

[@scrotrot1595]

@@jadecawdellsmith4009 I've met Mossy twice 😁. My sister is good friends with his sister here in Canberra. I moved to Canberra a few years ago and when Chisel came thru and also Mossy doing his anniversary for Matchbook he stayed at his sisters and I got an invite to go meet him. He greeted me at his sisters front door like I was an old mate. We had a jam. I played him Flame Tree's and I asked him to play Bow River and Such a Beautiful Thing. The second time we just had coffee and a chat over a half hour or so. Mossy is a ripper bloke!!

[@carolinelane9599]

Mine was Evie on the juke box lol

[@sandrarobinson3266]

Ian Moss wrote this song, everyone in Cold Chisel is an important cog in their success, wrote & Sung. We have 2 Bow rivers here, both are in WA 1 in the south other is in Kimberley's, near the NT Border, Ian is from Alice Springs that is Central Australia, Alice Springs, Bow river is only 1900km from here great camping all the way up, see very few people, probably more Crocs, often take long weekends or week to go have some fun.

[@martinwhite3559]

You have to do Flame Trees and When the War is over. My fav 2 Cold Chisel songs.

[@timcuneen3964]

A very talented band. Great musicians.

[@dianeisley6675]

Cold Chisel are a one of kind of band, music off the charts, vocallly they are the best Australian band ever

[@ston3kill3r]

When Cold Chisel tried making it on the American charts , music producers wanted nothing to do with them as they said they couldn't understand Jimmy Barnes singing/screaming voice and they wouldn't make it in the USA

[@scrotrot1595]

A bloke called Marty Schwartz. I recently read, in a book, that after a gig in the States Barnes or Prestwich charged off the stage and had Schwartz pinned to a dressing room wall by his throat with a raised fist. Can't remember which one initially had him by the throat but the other one threw him away so he could go to town on Schwartz!! Then they wrote "you got nothing I want" in 'honour of him. The last time I saw Chisel (2020??) Barnsey mention Schwartz and the American music industry before they played 'you got nothing I want'.

[@tK-be6ns]

It is a real steam train of a song! I love singing along to this

[@craigjohnston6459]

Ian Moss and Jimmy Barnes, amazing... but the harp player is killing it as well :)

[@louisaklimentos7583]

I love love this song and Ian Miss has a an amazing voice .

[@cathybedwell1877]

You could also react to Saturday Night. That’s my favourite Cold Chisel song. Or any of the others people are mentioning. Ian Moss, the singer on guitar - had a song called Tucker’s Daughter. You could react to that. Also, a shout out to Don Walker on the piano. One of our greatest ever songwriters. We love our Chisel. 💕

[@scrotrot1595]

Gotta love the studio version of Saturday Night with the sounds of Kingscross and the bloke saying "well if ya not gunna buy it, why are ya lookin' at it" LOL.

[@greybirdo]

“Piss all my money up against a damn wall!”. An entire generation of young Aussie blokes took that as a direct order.

[@MikeMike-er7kn]

"Bow river" from this song was a diamond mine (now long gone) in the Kimberleys of Western Australia, at the southern end of lake Argyle where the Bow and Ord rivers intersect.

[@-sandman4605]

All the way from Western Australia Down Under. 👍🤓🍻🇦🇺

[@stevenmckee6134]

And Mandurah

[@-sandman4605]

@@stevenmckee6134 Me too, eacott st

[@stevenmckee6134]

@@-sandman4605 gillark street

[@-sandman4605]

@@stevenmckee6134 👍😎🍻

[@thatrandomaussiechick4107]

jimmy barnes on vocals and ian moss are legends watch him and his daughter , mahalia , sing together

[@McFearsome2]

And yet most people only know Jimmy Barnes from the Kirin J Callinan song Big Enough where he just screams in the clouds.

[@michaelfreedman1006]

Jimmy Barnes - Working class man - is an anthem....

[@samuelstacey2309]

The harmoca is usually played through a mic into a small guitar tube amp and that’s where you get the sound.

[@helenbachari6372]

I love Cold Chisel. Their songs are timeless.

[@andrewbartlett269]

My favourite Cold Chisel song, and a great live version. They are tighter than a ducks arse.

[@lloydbarnett6623]

Old School Aussie Pub Rock... No need to say anymore, we Kill It.. Proud Aussie. = )

[@72philgood]

jimmy barnes could have been the lead singer of van halen after david lee roth. but he had 3 young kids and chose family. and his 2 dughters sing amazingly. his son plays drums with australian icon band "Rose Tatttoo"

[@Blanchy10]

Some of the music of my youth. We had some great bands in Oz back then.

[@colkellahan6676]

I tough Ian Moss the guitarist/singer to snow ski , what a great day that was, Cold Chisel also Australian rock royalty

[@karryn4624]

Ahhhh Cold Chisel ❤️

[@clairash2004]

The Angels guys, Doc Neeson is an iconic Aussie singer, Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again👌👌👌 you will enjoy😃😃

[@scrotrot1595]

Doc was some kind of front man!! I loved those evil whispers he say during a song........."I know your big sister......." Or the iconic ending to Secrets "can you please tell me what the time is....."

[@clairash2004]

@@scrotrot1595 YEESSSS!!!!!👍👍👍

[@ChrisDavis-dw3hr]

Puts a smile on my dial seeing people listening to Chisel for the first time. These guys have been rocking it from the early 1970’s and still rocking it in there solo careers. Let’s hope they get back together and do another tour. Cold Chisel rocks. 👌

[@michaelmanger8640]

I saw ya gettin' it on, you keep the cheezels, we'll keep our CHISLES! 🤣🤣🤣

[@nagaslrac]

Loving the Aussie reactions. Cheers from Adelaide - home of Chisel & The Angels.

[@BassMatt1972]

Radelaide!!

[@theotherdogknees]

Best seen/heard in a pub. Stopped doing that in '83. Mind you , did have the luck to see them then. In a pub.

[@johnsmith-ub7vr]

cold chisel a world class band that stayed in australia

[@mandymcinerney2816]

Ian Moss (the lead guitarist) has an awesome voice as well as being an excellent guitarist.

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

This is what you call a great Australian pub band. Something only available in Australia. Come on down and get some onya!

[@AndyViant]

You need to have a look at "Flame Trees" and "Forever Now" Flame Trees are a native australian tree and the song will bring you to tears. Also, if you want a Twist on Jimmy Barnes, check out the traditional "Good Times" with Jimmy Barnes and INXS. That should send you down a whole new rabbit hole on Michael Hutchence. And then you can go down the Kylie Minogue rabbit hole. It never ends.

[@scrotrot1595]

Flame Trees, a song about Grafton, but the iconic video clip is set in......jeez, I've just forgotten. Near Bathurst, cold, cold place in winter?????

[@leecox7814]

Saw these guys so many times in the early 80s when they were in their prime. Still have an empty vodka bottle Jimmy left on the stage at one show.

[@nnoddy8161]

Chisel were the biggest Aussie band to never make it internationally. Bigger than INXS in Australia at their peak. You should also check out The Triffids and Go Betweens.

[@alandoherty1332]

That my friends was cold chisel , (featuring jimmy barnes, ian moss) both who also had solo careers afterwards. 🇦🇺🔥👍🇦🇺🎵🎵🎶🔥🔥🔥

[@michaelsmith-fw9bm]

This band is Joel Maddens favorite Aussie band and since the band split Jimmy Barnes the lead vocals has produced some AMAZING soul hits.

[@nedkelly2864]

Love you guys,My home town band awesome respect from Adelaide SA Australia.

[@sonyamcbrien3806]

Cold Chisel- Aussie legends! Loved your reactions guys 💕

[@chilloutrollercoaster8363]

The Rock anthem for me in the 80s

[@bowriverblues8445]

australian rock and music in general has a unique sound....glad you found it..

[@trevorholden7423]

Had to watch this reaction again, brilliant and relevant point of view,,

[@cariaus3758]

What a great performance, legends!!!