Jimmy Barnes Ft Joe Bonamassa - Stone Cold - Live - PERFECT DUO!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@JaimeGlover]

That's an eargasm, if I've ever had one. Lol

[@tammywhite5742]

Absolutely loved your reaction because you’re feeling it too….This song is so freaking mind blowingly good!!

[@inganielsen8768]

Just WOW! 🤩🤩 Absolutely incredible...

[@carolynh8866]

Still gives me chills every time I hear this song....both of them are right in their sweet spots ❤

[@yvonnecaldwell6088]

JIMMMAAAAY!!!!❤❤ He's 67 now. He makes my heart swell. He'll be appearing at Sandalford Winery, in Perth, as part of Spring in the Valley festivals, in November. Definitely booking a ticket to that event!!❤❤❤ Omg.... JIMMMAAAAY!!! Now you need to listen to 'Breakfast at Sweethearts', or for a more rock number 'You Got Nothin' I Want'..... Your face says it all, expresses the feelings of all of us that grew up with Chisel/Jimmy Barnes... AWESOME!!!❤👍👍👍🇭🇲🇭🇲

[@LizzieRD]

Love to listen to your reactions, especially this type of music. Barnsey and Bonamassa did a collab on their trubute to Deep Purple, called Lazy. It, also, is fantastic.

[@nnoddy8161]

Written by Don Walker (from Cold Chisel fame). Love how Jimmy whips Bonamassa home on that last solo. The ending is just beautiful.

[@sopwithpuppy]

You can see here the end result of DECADES of perfecting your craft in all the musicians here. Truly gifted and supremely talented. As has been mentioned here, the drummer is Jacky Barnes, Jimmy's son. He hasn't perfected his craft over decades, but he'll get there when he's been playing for as long as the others present.

[@Rubytuesday1569]

Aside from the inctedible performances here, this song is so beautifully written. A heartfelt, honest love song.☮️

[@stevehitchcock2239]

Anyting Joe does checkout live at the Greek Theater his keyboard players Reese Wynans used to be with best SRV

[@pacapaca6307]

Not written by Jimmy Barnes but by Cold Chisel’s keyboards player Don Walker , son of a sugarcane grower & teacher mother, who graduated from University with a Degree in Physics before co-founding Cold Chisel in 1973. Brian May of Queen was also a Physics Graduate (& latter completed his PhD in Astrophysics). Don Walker is a much loved and lauded writer, of songs & books, in Australia.

[@mssuziquzi]

Jimmy Barnes is like a good wine, as he’s ageing, he’s just getting better and better. He and Joe Bonamassa are a match made in heaven. I really love this one. Take a look at Joe Bonamassa and Mahalia Barnes, Riding with the Kings, or even Mahalia Barnes singing, Nasty Gal. Mahalia is amazing too and has been a background singer for Joe Bonamassa. Jimmy also does a great duet with Sam Moore, Soothe me.

[@keithhiggs4885]

Have seen Joe live six times and met him twice. Humble, quiet and reserved….and he is one of the top guitar players EVER. He has blues in his soul coupled with off the planet guitar skills. Find more Joe….you will be amazed and become a fan.

[@peterharrison511]

Have a couple of Gummies and then listen to it Gorgeous!

[@kathleenmayhorne3183]

Recently Jimmy re-released his Soul Deep album, it's 30th anniversary edition, with a few extra songs, including Soothe Me. A duet with Sam Moore from the original Sam and Dave.

[@georgeibrahim7945]

Hey bro thanks heaps for the amazing reaction to these legends. Jimmy’s vocals combined with Joes phenomenal guitar skills take this song to another level. Heard the sad news about Tina Turner passing away today. Would be great if you can react to Tina Turner doing a duet with Jimmy Barnes “simply the best” and Jimmy’s brother in law Diesel plays the guitar in that one

[@yvonnecaldwell6088]

OH NO!!!! First I'm hearing about Tina Turner 😮😮😮💔💔💔

[@kennethdodemaide8678]

Jimmy is sixty six years old and still putting out great music. Just released a new album.

[@maxmirni2768]

peak musicianship right here - true masters

[@MariaBM1]

Too Much Ain't Enough Love is another one that Jimmy Barnes and Joe Bonamassa did together.

[@davidburnett93]

G'day Rory, Jimmy has just released a new single called johnny's gone, the album drops on Friday. It's a great song, a rockabilly number with the guy from the stray cats, Jules Holland, the bloke from the living end ( couldn't remember a couple of names sorry) ,the band is called Barnestorming. I love it and think you will too. I'm sure some of your great subscribers will know the names I forgot.

[@rickandersen2284]

I'm surprised nobody mentioned the collab Barnsey did with John Farnham aka Farnsey...the old Sam and Dave song When Something is Wrong with My Baby...killer vocals...or the recent one Barnsey did with Sam Moore! He collabs beautifully...respect for other musos.

[@jemxs]

Such a fantastic pairing, compliment each other perfectly.

[@rebeccaarseneaux6474]

Just an FYI: Reese Wynans from Double Trouble is currently playing with Joe's band.

[@laurawatters914]

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!! The guitar playing is incredible and the singer vocals gives me shivers!! I love this music. I recently heard a song from Joe B. "Why Do You Have To Be So Cold?" Awesome song! I love everything about this totally moved me!! I love when Rory is totally blown away!! Thank You Rory awesome reaction!! And thank you Sarge this is beautiful awesome request! And that was sweeeet! ☺️💓🤘✌️🔥

[@dianecourtney2724]

So good I could cry 😢😂

[@barnowl5774]

Yes, that is an 'old' and mature Jimmy Barnes and that is his son, Jackie, on drums. For another Australian husky soul-bluesy voice please check out The Teskey Brothers Live at the Forum in Melbourne.

[@LyonByTheSea]

Love this! Check out these guys doing cover of Lazy! Of course Barnes is legend but Joe is as well it hurts to know he's flown under the radar for so long! ❤

[@kane29842]

Joe’s probably got the best guitar tone i’ve heard since Gary Moore.

[@peterharrison511]

I have to agree when I heard Joe on this it reminded of Gary

[@fayel5992]

It’s interesting this song reminded you of Cold Chisel, it was written by Don Walker, Chisel keyboard player, in about 1990. He dropped his young daughter off to school and wrote most of Stone Cold while driving home. Don said he didn’t write it for Jim, but decided it was a perfect song for him. When Ian Moss and Jimmy recorded the song and played it back Jimmy said the hair on the back of their necks stood up because it sounded so Cold Chisel like. It was first released in May 1993 as the 3rd single from Jimmy’s 6th album, Heat. This version with Jo Bonamassa was released about 2014. For your interest the drummer is Jimmy’s son Jackie Barnes.

[@clmac529]

This is correct, and it was the first collaboration Jimmy and Mossy did together from the Chisel break up. Others from the band had worked together but none involved Jimmy. The guitar solo etc on the original recording is very similar and very much Ian Moss like.

[@narellesmith7932]

Smoooooooth ❤

[@mals4125]

Straight up and honest as every. They did a cover of Deep Purple's 'Lazy' from these sessions that I'm sure you'll enjoy. Top class muso's just shining.

[@benblackman4812]

Loving your reactions mate! I can see how I felt when I first heard this song! I reacted the same way but not on camera!!!

[@fayel5992]

Another song, “Gong Down Alone” which Jimmy helped write, features Jo Bonamassa and also Neal Schon & Jonathan Cain from the band Journey and son Jackie Barnes on drums.

[@matallens3006]

Good reviews bro i can tell you loved it just by the smile on your face bro 😆🙂👍

[@davidscroggins7728]

Love you brother. It wasnt so much the pause as, you broke the golden rule. NEVER stop a song during a guitar solo !! Until next time stay well and poppin for fresh ! More joe please

[@terrifryday3641]

My best mate walked down the aisle to this song. Beautiful ❤️

[@dannymoore6886]

Check out Joe and Jimmy doing the Deep Purple classic Lazy. Then check out Joe and Beth Hart doing I'd Rather Be A Blind Girl. Then check out Joe and Jimmy's daughter Mahalia doing Riding With The King. You'll have an idea who Joe is then. Joe is a deep deep hole. His own work and his work with Black Country Communion beside Glenn Hughes is all great work.

[@noone6559]

Mate you won me as a fan forever.... with stating Otis Redding was your favourite.... I was born in 1968... and Sitting on the Dock of the Bay was the number one song in Australia.... I have loved that song for my whole life... so nearly 55 years (born in December 68)..... I'm loving your reactions.... you have a true 'goose bump' reaction to music. (You do know that is a rare thing right? The physical response to music?) I've always had it... been a singer and cornet player my whole life.... goosebumps and all... picked a lot of new songs that would become hits..... because the goose bumps told me so :D

[@pacapaca6307]

Yes, same here, singers & actors; like Linda Ronstandt with her first outing with Different Drum with The Stone Ponies. Took a couple years before she “reappeared” as a solo, but I just knew she was going to “ be big” & she was. Ditto Guy Pearce on Neighbours which I didn’t watch but flicked across one evening & caught GP. His character was “real”. There was something about how he played his role that was beyond what a 15/16 YO should have been able to do. Ditto Hugh Jackman in his first episode of Corelli on the ABC. It was like… who is this guy? And the chemistry between he & Deborra-Lee Furness on screen was tangible. Then I saw a recorded musical from West End, London, Oklahoma, in which he sang the Leading Male role & won a much coveted Olivier Award. In his 3rd role in a musical, his 1st out of Australia. Yikes! Then two “ small Aussie movies”: Paperback Hero (a funny,romantic lead role) & Erskinville Kings (an completely antithetical dark, brooding role) both made in Australia. His “range” was obviously huge! He was already married to Deborra-Lee & then John Travolta gave him ( a Hollywood unknown) a leading role in Swordfish. Australia lost Hugh to the USA, but I could see that happening from the very first time I saw him on that “ small screen” mini series. Those who have real talent and potential give me goosebumps too!

[@dojoblink9148]

perfect reaction

[@amygone2pot]

Great reaction,really enjoyed this 👏👏👏

[@julianaFinn]

Ooh, i didn't realise you hadn't done this one before. This is SO good.

[@GayleS28]

Nice to hear someone react to this and truly understand the story both of them tell using their own craft. This song gets better with time!

[@kathyconway5327]

I think all great musicians are great listeners. I’ve seen Bonamassa a few times with a lot of old guys I’ve always liked and it works like it should. Barnes is also a great listener and his duets are also great. That’s how it should be. The guitarist Bonamassa most admires is another Australian, Tommy Immanuel, idk if you’d like him; he’s sometimes more guitar than song but the way he can play off others is exceptional.

[@margarethoney4009]

When I need to watch a reactor do this amazing song I always go to yours now. What you show on the outside is how I feel on the inside. You validate my feelings about this masterpiece.

[@ToniMunckton-vy6ht]

Have you heard - deep purple- lazy by these two …. Awesome 🔥

[@brikble]

The "feel" you need is blues!

[@alliegal45]

Joe Bonamassa Riding With the Kings at the Greek Theatre…. Jimmy Barnes daughter Mahalia sings lead female vocals

[@LizzieRD]

OMG just realised you haven't seen any Teskeys Brothers performances. Josh Teskey is Otis Redding back on earth. He even writes perfect Otis songs. You are going to love these brothers from Melbourne. Rain is a jaw- dropper (the colors session) as is Pain and Misery, Crying Shame and their encore finale at every concert (been to two already this year) Hold Me, live at the Forum. They just released three bangers: Oceans of Emotions, Take My Heart (my fave) and London Bridge (maybe my next fave). They gave a scintillating floor- thumping sold-out performance in Oslo two nights ago. PS: Josh Teskey did a collab with Jimmy Barnes in 21, Do you love me. It's amazing and fun. Jimmy is on fire again. The video was shot at Byron Bay, I hear. Great surfers' paradise.

[@SmilingTiger67]

You noted that the song had some Chisel to it, well, you were spot on this song was written by Don Walker the principle songwriter an keyboard player of Chisel. Well spotted!

[@yvonnecaldwell6088]

Working class....!!! Have you heard 'Working Class Man'...from Jimmy's solo album of the same name???👍👍🇭🇲

[@lesliedavis2185]

It’s a magic track isn’t it. Every musician on here is a star. Our Jimmy is a rocker from way back. Coming up thru the Oz pub rock scene which is pretty tough. Barnesy has done a soul album and is actually quite versatile. And yeah Otis is one of my favourites too.

[@MissLauraRed]

With the unfortunate news of the incomparable Tina Turner sadly passing today it would be great to see you react to Tina's duet with Jimmy Barnes singing The best together ❤

[@benyarrum1]

a must watch (Jimmy Barnes - live - working class man 1988)

[@davidcruse6589]

Jimmy's in his 50s doing this If your interested watch lazy with Jimmy barnes and Joe bonamassa It more all the musician's and Joe are the stand out in this one Jimmy takes a bit of back seat I think you'll love it because like their all jamming in a shed Cheers mate 🦘🇦🇺👍

[@andysparks1973]

No such thing as a living "old" , just weathered and lived 😎

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Perfect music

[@garya7893]

Try Joe And Beth Doing I Rather go Blind Its worth a look

[@LydellC]

... and I'll Take Care of You ♥️

[@notanotherenigma7759]

This kinda reminds me of Gary Moore's Cold Day Hell album, the one after Still Got The Blues.

[@slimchickens51]

Rory, you mentioned your love of Otis Redding. You must have a listen to The Teskey Brothers (also Australian) "Rain". Trust me, you will love it.

[@Rassskle]

Now you have to do Riding With The Kings.... Joe on tour and letting a back up singer share the lead vocals, Mahalia Barnes......Jimmy’s daughter.

[@deborahcornell171]

Hey, Rory...treat yourself (& us) by reacting to Joe Bonamassa & Beth Hart doing "I'll Take Care of You". I think you'd love it. 💙💫💙💫💙💫💙💫💙💫💙

[@craigbourbonevans]

jimmys biggest solo album is called soul deep. .every track is a soul classic

[@deepfriedscotsman2860]

Jimmy Barnes was born in Glasgow Scotland

[@pacapaca6307]

Yep & his family immigrated to Australia to attain a better life than they or he, could ever have achieved by staying in Glasgow.

[@Amelialouise2012]

If you like Otis redding you should try Teskey Brothers, Rain (a colours show). There’s also a duet Josh Teskey and Jimmy Barnes ‘Do you love me’ which is so good!

[@davidburnett93]

I believe Jimmy wrote it about his wife

[@carolgarner9299]

In an interveiw Don Walker (Chisel) says he didn't write it for Jimmy but gladly gave. He wrote some great songs!

[@Tassiefarmlife]

I think you will find Don Walker wrote this

[@davidburnett93]

@@Tassiefarmlife oh OK, I heard wrong. Don is a great songwriter

[@davidburnett93]

@@carolgarner9299 thanks for that, I love learning new things about great artists

[@bobbubevski2719]

🔥🔥🔥 let the guitar do the talkin'

[@michaelhill9254]

G’day mate, great reaction, should check out Joe , and Jimmy’s daughter Mahalia 🎉 If you would like to listen to a great vocal by Jimmy, checkout Driving Wheels, live performance at the mushroom 25 years celebration, awesome 😎 🍻oh and that’s Jimmy’s son on the drums in this song 🎶 👏

[@michaelhill9254]

One more mate , if you love Otis Redding , another great Aussie singer is Josh Teskey from the Teskey Brothers, check out a song called Rain , will blow your mind mate 🫣😎🍻

[@matallens3006]

Australian artists are next level joe is great he complements Jimmy's voice so well, you feel the passion in jimmys wordsjust feels great for the soul and your soul is smiling on the inside with a big ass grin on ya face👍🇭🇲🦘🙂😆😆😆😆🙂👍

[@muzzyahoy1489]

I wonder if Scotland knows their two best singers are Australian? (Jimmy and Bon Scott)

[@Jgoldyadv]

You should watch him with beth hart singing id rather go blind best guitar solo ever

[@roymeryman8098]

Just watch “I’d rather go blind” with Joe Bonamassa and Beth Hart from Live at Amsterdam for a good guitar solo. Another is “Lazy” with Jimmy Barnes and Joe.

[@ericaveillette6388]

Joe Bonamassa and Beth Hart will blow you away. A pairing that was just meant to be.

[@AlexSimon-q5r]

If you love Otis you need to check out The Teskey Brothers - another Australian rabbit hole you won't want to miss.

[@chrisdaws5083]

Nh hi limmy barns Tina turnaround simply the best big hit ln aus

[@peterharrison511]

It's called SOUL brother Have a listen to Joe and Beth Hart in Amstedam

[@craigbourbonevans]

Beth hart and Joe doing I'd rather go blind Etta James classic song is a must...or Joe song sloe gin live at royal Albert hall

[@brycejames8770]

Jimmy’s son is on the drums.

[@roymeryman8098]

Did you ever check out Joe Bonamassa and Beth Hart-“I’ll take care of you”?

[@stuartgraham9329]

Riding with the Kings. JB with Mahalia Barnes, Jimmy’s daughter

[@stuartgraham9329]

JB with Jimmy. Lazy from Led Zepplin

[@grantthomas9027]

Joe started his career with BB KING

[@iancremmins4727]

if you want to listen to some more Joe try Beth Hart and Joe live at Amsterdam, any track will do, maybe start off with "i would rather go blind"

[@iceberg5220]

So, seriously........is there any other on this Globe able to perform like this ??

[@peterharrison511]

There is a difference between R and B and R n B

[@kcinsti]

You see here what happens as musicians get older and they're doing it for the music, not whether or not they looked good 😉

[@dougoneill7266]

JB, I don't understand why people look down their noses at this guys playing.

[@pacapaca6307]

Yep, R’nB ain’t what it use to be. 😟

[@goannaj3243]

Don't listen to that guy, this is not for people who wear hoodies, sagging pants or yeah nah mullets are ok.

[@amygone2pot]

This is for anyone with ears. Ear candy.

[@stuartgraham9329]

Deep Purple. Sorry

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Joe Bonamassa “Angel of Mercy, Going Down, Self Inflicted Wounds

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Reese Wynans, SRV’S organ/pianist is with Bonamassa, has been for the last 20 yrs

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Joe Bonamassa-Blues Deluxe

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Bonamassa is a BAD, BAD man

[@pomx2900]

You've got to do their cover of "Lazy". Also check out Joe with Beth Hart, "I'd rather go blind", live.