Imagine growing up in Sydney, Australia in the mid to late 70's when bands like Ac/DC, Cold Chisel, The Angels, Skyhooks, Rose Tattoo, Sherbet, Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs, Richard Clapton, and many many more were playing the pubs and clubs. And I loved every second of it

@johnnyc2546

Жыл бұрын

They were in fact "The Days", amazing memories - and don't forget Hush!

@micksearle6006

Жыл бұрын

And don't forget Mental as Anything, John Paul Young, Mi-Sex, Split Enz, Jon English Sharon O'Neill

@johnnyc2546

Жыл бұрын

@@micksearle6006 Great call Mick! It's a Sunday afternoon and to quote The Mentals - "the nips are getting bigger"🍸🍷 hahaha

@avengernemesis7990

Жыл бұрын

@@micksearle6006 You forgot Normie Rowe, Ray Brown and the Whispers, Twilites...Little River Band Masters Apprentice... What a delight growing up in those times..the fashions, freedom and unfortunately our boys going to Vietnam. My dad regretted buying me a small record player..and hearing these artist again and again. My first 2 albums I bought was Billy Thorpe and Beach Boys.. Greets from Adelaide

@michaellivesey4354

Жыл бұрын

Coogee bay hotel(celinas)..was a blast..

This genre my friends, is Aussie Pub Rock!

@785boats

Жыл бұрын

Had the pleasure of seeing them in pubs & clubs back in the day. Always the best Saturday night of your life. Yeah. They were part of the foundation of 'Aussie Pub Rock'

@llvll_KEV_llvll

Жыл бұрын

Hell yes it is!!! 😎😎😎

@theread59

Жыл бұрын

Too bloody right, mate!!

@ColinLogan

Жыл бұрын

YES - thats the best thing and exactly what it was called - Aussie Pub Rock.

@kerrypapworth1526

Жыл бұрын

Scott Doyle, how lucky are we here in Australia. I used to follow Cold Chisel & John Farnham around the Melbourne pub circuit back in the day, can’t even express how great they were.

The harmonica player isn't running the sound through anything to get that sound, that's him making all of it. It's how you breath, pushing and suck the air through the harmonica you get the sounds.

@boblouden6663

21 күн бұрын

Bending the notes.

@professornuke7562

21 күн бұрын

He is definitely running it through a little distortion. James Moloney of The Detonators uses an over driven 100watt Fender guitar amp to get that effect, which is micd up to the PA.

David Blight is a harmonica virtuoso - inducted into the South Australian Music Hall of Fame in 2015

@joebire

Жыл бұрын

The effect is Dave.

@murrayrichardson9664

Жыл бұрын

pur talent this guy. Funny that the reactors think hes using some extra distortion.

@James-wj8eq

3 ай бұрын

This is Chris Wilson on harmonica not David...

@dianathompson833

3 ай бұрын

I've tried checking this & can't find any reference to Chris playing with Chisel, so I'd really like to know why you're so sure. I believe this is from the 2003 Ringside Tour at the Hordern Pavilion. They do look alike, but that bald head def looks like David to me@@James-wj8eq

Cold Chisel is the greatest rock and roll band in the world. This is not open for debate.

@sugarnads

Жыл бұрын

Nope no debate.

@Oracle550

Жыл бұрын

No,that is your opinion,many people have different opinions and taste in music.So they might be in your eyes and not in others

@dwaynehiggins595

Жыл бұрын

Jesus Maxy, read the room mate!

@glennweston7768

Жыл бұрын

No debate.

@Dr_KAP

4 ай бұрын

No debate

Can you believe these guys struggled to get a gig outside Australia? Gives you some idea of the state of the music “industry”. It’s such sweet vindication watching reaction videos from people from all over the world have their heads explode when seeing this. This is what Australians grew up listening to in the 70s, 80s & 90s. Everyone thought we were a down under backwater!!!

@davidcorrie4794

Жыл бұрын

there problem was they were so much better than the band s they were supporting no one would put them on

@SirSSau

27 күн бұрын

To be honest, in 30 yrs how many great tracks have they made? 10? I only like about 5 myself. I like more tracks on one AC⚡️DC album

There are no effects on the harmonica. That is just talent.

@donnam5891

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! 😊

@roymoore3156

Жыл бұрын

I swore there was no electronic add one, because bands just played freely. Technology wasn’t there.

@stopbunsen

Жыл бұрын

Definitely effects on it. That doesn't take away from the talent though

@cliffordmilne1244

9 ай бұрын

No effects. This is Dave Blight.

@heisdeadjim

4 ай бұрын

Microphone. Thats the effect.

Bow river in this song is a place in Australia's Kimberly region it is a tributary of the Ord river system that runs in to Lake Argyle. The singer Ian Moss is from the Northern Territory and he is singing about leaving his work at a car factory and running up north to the place he wants to be.

@stephenyates3330

Жыл бұрын

Ian explained he wrote the song originally using Todd River as the river and picked Bow River off a map as it sounded much better. He was back in his home town of Alice Springs and was telling his parents about it when he did so. Heard it from his lips at a gig in the Pilbara recently, which I may add was incredible.

@manna6618

Жыл бұрын

We were the luckiest generation on the planet, no crap...I paid $2 to watch Cold Chisel play the Bondi RSL back in the day and they were backed up by The Divinyls... and I got laid that night. THE luckiest generation to have ever existed, Australia in the 1980's...spoiled for talent. X

No distortion just one of the top harmonica players on the planet

@arrived63

Жыл бұрын

And what Moss can't do on a guitar isn't worth doing.....when only the best.

@bradbennett3778

Жыл бұрын

David Blythe,Aussies best harp player,bar none!

@James-wj8eq

3 ай бұрын

​@@bradbennett3778here it's Chris Wilson not David

WELCOME to Australian music. There is a lot more the world hasn't heard or seen. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

@richardmurphy164

Жыл бұрын

We had the best of the very best. Aussie rock and Aussie pubs We lived in a magic time and magic place. SYDNEY AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺

@londonman8688

2 ай бұрын

@@richardmurphy164 melbourne was better for the music scene

If you want to hear some more Aussie 'pure gold' harmony than check out Jimmy Barnes (the second raspy-voiced singer in this song) and John Farnham singing, 'When Something Is Wrong With My Baby', along with Diesel. The best version is from a show named. "Hey, Hey, It's Saturday" and it's LIVE. It's fantastic!

@hamusydney4249

Жыл бұрын

Agreed! Best male duet ever (if you wanna call it that). Not to forget Diesel was playing guitar on that song and did harmonies on studio track too......

@hqlion

Жыл бұрын

Yes the best version!

@TaureanTrish

Жыл бұрын

What about Johnny and Tom Jones duet singing 'My Yiddeshe Momme" on Hey Hey? That was epic!

@bobarris

Жыл бұрын

Johnny Diesel is Jimmy Barnes brother-in-law and a legend in his own right.

@balticstain7150

Жыл бұрын

Or chain ...

Welcome to "Aussie pub rock", the greatest music in the world . AC/DC, the Angels , Cold Chisel, Midnight Oil, the Radiators, Rose Tattoo and many more. What a blessing to be a teenager growing up in Sydney in the 70's.

@llvll_KEV_llvll

Жыл бұрын

Growing up in oz mate lo,l not just Sydney 👌

@warwickhs1

Жыл бұрын

And the 80's.

@pieterbaun1569

Жыл бұрын

Ian Moss, (Mossy) and Jimmy Barnes (Barnsie) Cold Chisels, one of the great rock band in Australia.

@danielbeotich1664

Жыл бұрын

Good of the sex pistols guitarist to acknowledge Aussie music😉😅😅

@karenglenn6707

Жыл бұрын

Same with growing up in Melbourne, a teenager in the 70’s who got to see AC/DC live with the brilliant Bon Scott at least 6 or 7 times in one year 74/75. Weekends were all about getting the Gig Guide (printed of course, no internet) to see which band was playing at which pub. Every weekend was a joy to be alive and we were spoilt for choice. For me, the best time musically to be alive and in Australia. Wish I could go back and do it all again ❤❤. Lots of people rave about the Sunset Strip in LA and that’s fine, but personally I think we had it even better here! So lucky!!

In my opinion one of the most underrated bands on planet earth!

@seazenbones6945

15 күн бұрын

People have been running harmonica’s through amps since the 50”s in Chicago.

Growing up with these bands in Australia, we just think "yea that's Chisel they always sound like that" it's good honest rock & roll.

@vlfreak

Жыл бұрын

just good old reliable chisel, right? 👌🍻

@msduckie2384

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely.... 100% 👍

@JamesDooney

10 ай бұрын

Fuckin hey son. No truer words said.

Welcome to Cold Chisel, love seeing people's reactions to this song. Because as an Aussie and a massive Chisel fan I've heard this song 100s of times and know what's coming, but still love to see your reactions. The harmonica player has played with the band for over 40years and is only a guest player( does tours/live shows and the occasional track on albums) he's a master at his craft, call and respond that he and Mossy(guitarist) can put into a live show is awesome(usually the intro to Bow River)

@markkurylo6054

Жыл бұрын

Hey what an era of Australian music we have been blessed with ...... Chisel, Farnham, Aussie Crawl, Diesel, ACDC, INXS, and on and on and on

@hawkwood2325

Жыл бұрын

Aussie Rock brother. This is Australia's greatest ever Rock band behind only AC/DC. Oh and they've been doing it for 40yrs. Jimmy Barnes is in he 70's now. Check out Jimmy Barnes and Joe Bonamassa stone cold you won't be sorry. Davie Blight on harmonica.

@sugarnads

Жыл бұрын

@@hawkwood2325 i thinj theyre far superior to acdc.

@hellasboy900

Жыл бұрын

Imagine seeing Chisel back in the day at the Largs Pier Hotel where they started here in Adelaide! Epic!

@SledTillDead

3 ай бұрын

@@hawkwood2325 Cold CHisel beats AC/DC. They are simply more versatile. ACDC have one song imo

Cold Chisel one of the greatest bands to come from Australia

@gavvisser2176

Жыл бұрын

NOT australia the world

@johneisen6085

Жыл бұрын

Cold Chisel is one of the Best bands to come from anywhere! You need to hear more of the stuff that they put out over 30 + years to have an idea of what they could do.

@josmith2062

Жыл бұрын

THE greatest!...

If you think that harmonica playing was good, look up John Farnhams concert track 'Chain Reaction' it starts with a two to three minute intro (Awesome). Also John and Jimmy Barnes have been good friends for years look up a track called 'Somethings wrong with my baby' preferably a live concert version (there is about 4 different KZread video's) believe me you will not be disappointed! Finally I don't know what you have all been doing for the past 30 to 40 years, but here in Australia we have been rocking it!

@carolynh8866

Жыл бұрын

Wayne I was about to write the same thing. The harmonica solo from the live performance of Chain Reaction from The Chain Reaction Concert is incredible. The studio version only has a minor solo.

@sheraleemurdie3637

Жыл бұрын

And down the Australian musical legend 🙌 rabbit hole 🕳 they go ... 🤣 Enjoy the ride. Proud Aussie smiling at these reactions.

Jimmy Barnes (backing vocals in this song, but usually lead) and Ian Moss (guitar & vocals) are living legends in Australia. AC DC are much better known, but the Chisels are foundation era Aussie rock. I first saw a very young and raw Cold Chisel play live while attending uni in Sydney in , er 1970 something (ahem) - they blew my mind! Another great Aussie band you should check out is Midnight Oil.

@peterdubois65

Жыл бұрын

We gave the world ACDC and kept the best for ourselves

@markhill9275

Жыл бұрын

Chisels are NOT foundation era, Masters Apprentices, Billy and the Aztecs, early Acca Dacca, LRB, The Strangers, Zoot, Max Merrit and the Meteors, Chain, The Loved Ones, Healing Force, these were more foundation bands. Having said that, Chisels are Legends

@Timbohdia

Жыл бұрын

@@markhill9275 add The Easybeats to the top of that list

@markhill9275

Жыл бұрын

@@Timbohdia oops yes! Definitely, they and The Seekers were the trailblazers for Aussies.

@traj7196

Жыл бұрын

Barnsey isn't backing vocals here, he's second lead

Check out Cold Chisel “Wild Thing” live. It will blow your mind.

@MariaBM1

Жыл бұрын

YES, definitely do Wild Thing!!!

@caro.k2958

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely a must!

@kaindog100

Жыл бұрын

Yep I’ve got it on a 12” vinyl EP

@garryfrater7536

Жыл бұрын

YES.

just another night at an Aussie pub

Mossy comes in with that gorgeous voice: “I’m about to tell you a story” Harmonica guy: “Oh yeah? Well check this out!” Mossy’s guitar solo: “But wait…” Barnesy: “Hold my beer” It’s all just perfect 🤌🏼

@Reneesillycar74

Жыл бұрын

Exactly this! 👆🏼😂

@donnam5891

Жыл бұрын

So true 👍

@adamannesley5794

Жыл бұрын

Oh Megan 😂😂😂😂

@emilymcpaul4204

Жыл бұрын

Couldn't have put it better! 👏👏👏

@jono.pom-downunder

Жыл бұрын

My first conversion to Aussie music in the 80's my initiation in to Aus Rock. Still lovin it.

There was an entire multi-decade period in which Australian audiences were more deeply enamoured with home-made Australian rock than they were with American/Brit rock. Aussie pubs were the heart and soul of the local music industry, and the best of them were packed with 'punters' every single week. There are so many bands and solo performers in the glory days of this period and I would bet you would know a lot of them: Cold Chisel, Little River Band, ACDC, The Angels, Radiators, Divinyls, and dozens of others. Being a teenagers during this period was several shades of awesome.

Now you know what good old Aussie rock is.

Bow River is probably Cold Chisel's greatest song. The magic is in the build of tension. It starts with Mossy's beautiful, clean voice. "Listen out to the wind, babe" As the momentum grows, we start to hear Barnsey, adding harmonies here and there. When the whole fire is blazing, Barnesy cuts loose, "One week two weeks, maybe even more, pissed all my money up against the damn wall". Spine chilling. He deserves a place at the table of rock's greatest vocalists.

Cold Chisel (and Barnsey) are from my hometown of Adelaide, South Australia. Thats my mate Dave Blight playing harmonica, plays the best harp solo in Oz Rock. No FX apartr from a little drive/distortion. The tremelo etc is played by him with his mouth.. Also a wonderful guy who regularly jams around Adelaide. And yeah these guys rocked with AC/DC MANY times..

@James-wj8eq

3 ай бұрын

Would swear that's Chris Wilson on the Harmonica

Dave Blight is the harmonica player, an absolute legend of a bloke

They split up years before this and this was on their reunion tour years later. Middle aged, killing it. They were having fun on this tour.

You can see how spoilt we Australians have been for great music over the years!! Have seen Cold Chisel twice, brilliant!!

I think we tended to take it for granted back in the day. Who will we go and see this Saturday night? Cold Chisel, Midnight Oil, Rose Tattoo, Sports, Men At Work, INXS, The Angels, Hunters and Collectors, Divinyls...and the list goes on. A lot of the great pubs and live venues we had here in Melbourne back then don't even exist anymore.

Classic Australian Pub rock, our musicians have no option if they aren't fabulous live they don't survive lol.

@MisterGames

Жыл бұрын

This!

Subbed after THE VOICE reaction ,am falling in love with Australian bands

@j-1159

Жыл бұрын

Just jiving ya , I am Australian lol

I'm glad our South African cousins across the ocean are getting to see some of our amazing music.

The "backup singer" who screams like he's with AC/DC is actually the lead singer Jimmy Barnes. The main singer in this song is usually the backup singer, they traded places for this song.

@heritagehorsedrawncarriage1069

Жыл бұрын

I dunno. Mossy is the lead on so many of their hits

@MariaBM1

Жыл бұрын

@@heritagehorsedrawncarriage1069, they are both leads. 😊

Cold Chisel had some success with the album East in the USA (Top 50 I think) but producers then wanted them to alter their style to suit American taste. They of course told them to get stuffed and then made their most Australian album ever - Circus Animals. The song You got Nothing I want is about the American music industry. And Bow River is on that album.

Some good old Aussie talent formed in the 1970’s and still going (with some brief interludes) ❤️🤘🎸🇦🇺

They guy's name is David Blight, I used to work with his sister in law. David was very much part of the furniture with Cold Chisel and I've taken for granted just how good he is. Your reaction has made me pay more attention to Dave's talent, thank you. Of course the talents of Barnsey, Mossy, Don etc are also well appreciated. R.I.P. Steve Prestwich - never forgotten! (Check out 'When the War is over')

You might be following an algorithm, but this is a band you will love if you follow the rabbit hole. So much see - next step ..............'Wild Thing' - Cold Chisel (live on The Last Stand). Will blow your mind..

Cold Chisel are the GOAT of rock bands! 🇦🇺👏👏👏👏

Welcome to the magic that is Cold Chisel and Jimmy Barnes!! 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮👍👍👍

Take the advice of others and react to ‘wild thing’, make sure it is the 1983 version not the 1982 one, cover that version for us and ya’s win my subscription 👍🏻

The Barking Spiders live album gives an idea what Cold Chisel is really like.

I couldn’t be more proud to be an Aussie than I am at this moment. Bow River by Cold Chisel is the best ever live band song played.

Cold Chisel...just Epic! And no effect, its how he played the harmonica. And have you listened to Flame Trees. Great song!

Great reaction! You might like to listen to their rendition of 'Wild Thing'. Also, Lead singer Jimmy Barnes does an awesome duet with John Farnham, 'When something is wrong with my baby'. The guitar on that is just insane.

@bigs1546

Жыл бұрын

NOT the one from Germany ! But the live Aussie version where Jimmy is hammered but still amazing - about like he was at the end of every live concert back then ............ the vodka and beer would do that. Glad he is straight now and caring for himself health-wise or we would have missed out on so much of his great music in later years

@peterdubois65

Жыл бұрын

@@bigs1546 shows just how tight the band is. They never knew what Jimmy would do

Never fails, Aussie Pub Rock royalty right there. Saw them live many times, they never failed to blow my mind. Saw Mossy, together with Troy Cassar Daly live at the Red Hot Summer Festival 2 years ago, still just as good as what he was 50 years ago. We're s lucky to still have so many brilliant musicians in Australia.

Really, never heard of Cold chisel? they are Legends.

Never forget them at the Bondi lifesaver in the 80's with Barnsey running the full-length of the bar kicking beers out of the way with a bottle of vodka in hand. On their night they were unbelievable and unbeatable.

Aussie music in the 60 and 70s was done the hard way. Playing pubs, counry halls, clubs... gritty sweaty dirty... up close and very personal. Every dollar was hard earned and drunk even harder. Chisel was was one of many in bands from blues to country, jazz to heavy metal and all in-between. The big money from Europe and the States gave them the promotion and the nsme, but Aussie music from that era is the best because it came from the sheds, pubs and was accessible to everyone. Just look at chisel contemporaries like the oils, sunnyboys, Aussie crawl, Billy thorpe

Welcome to my childhood, 20's, 30's and now my 40's. Still love this song.

Ahhhh great Aussie rock, what a way to grow up listening to so many great bands, Ian Moss such a great singer and a monster on the guitar... So many great memories

Love seeing all my fellow Aussies in the comment section!

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

@richie1919

3 ай бұрын

my favourite line as well, how true though back in the day! 😎🍺

You have just been introduced to another Aussie rock secret of Cold Chisel. Lead singer Jimmy Barnes (microphone) and Ian Moss singer/ lead guitar and Dave Blight is on harmonica. There are so many great Cold Chisel songs to react to. Jimmy Barnes also sings with John Farnham that you learnt about recently.

The maniac at the grand piano is Mr. Don Walker. He wrote most of their songs. He was also a rocket scientist at the Woomera missile range here in Oz. Catch him in Tex, Don and Charlie for more fantastic music.

💥BOOM💥 you’re welcome .. Aussie music at its finest👌

You also need to keep in mind they are all in their 50's in this performance. Wind the clock back 25 years and have a listen.

as a guitar fan the best two videos undeniably are both australian, tommy emmanuel doing classical gas, and john butler doing ocean, both will rock your world

@tomblack6965

Жыл бұрын

Yes....glad you mentioned Tommy. Doesn't get enough credit. Cheers 👍

No effects back then, just circular breathing and extreme talent. Aussie Rock of the 80s at its finest - love it!

The lead singer in this particular song (Ian Moss) does an acoustic version of Bow River, check it out…another different level again.

There is a Bow River in Ireland. Another in Canada. And there are three of them in Australia. The Bow River of the song is in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. There is a diamond mine at Bow River.

Fantastic reaction! Cold chisel are the best! The best!! Wild thing you need to see! Need. To. See.

I have been loving this band since I was 12. I’m now nearly 55. They will never grow old. Music for my lifetime.

''Pissing all my money up against the wall''...classic

Cold Chisel, the world's greatest pub band.

Can't go wrong with Chisel!

This is Mossy's finest work. I've seen this song worked so many ways live. The Chisel boys going flat out, Mossy doing a slow solo acoustic or Mossy and his touring band playing it. I saw the boys here in Canberra right at the end of the bushfires a couple of years back. Hot night in the Capital but the old farts rocked hard. Apart from the sad passing of Steve Prestwich, they have remained the same line up. Don Walker is the highest ranking musician within the band, he got it started, penned so many songs and melodies, legend.

@carolineduffy7502

Жыл бұрын

Brilliant. Appreciate the info. They are Phenomenal. Love them.

Welcome to Cold Chisel. Simply one of the greatest bands to come out of Australia. We proudly hail them as complete Champions :)

Seriously… we’ve had some freaking awesome bands in Australia. This has always been my favourite Cold Chisel song.

Cold Chisel and ACDC are The classic Aussie pub rock band and they're still massive in Australia, Chisel rocked hard, Played Hard and Indulged Hard Jimmy Barnes (the guy in the black T-Shirt singing) famously admitted he used to do 10 grams of Cocaine, six to eight ecstasy and three bottle of Vodka a day, they fortunately cleaned up their act. These guy play working man rock their songs were about the working man like Bow River a song about working all week and heading out on the weekend. They also produced one of the three great Aussie songs about war Khe Sanh a song about a man coming back from Vietnam a hard rock classic. pick just about any of their music and you will get a mind blowing mix of rock and blue. You need to check out more of their stuff

This is one band that actually has 2 lead singers in it. Depending which song they sing. 🎤

The lead guitarist and lead singer in this song is Ian Moss and the other singer is Jimmy Barnes. There are so many great song's from Cold Chisel for you to drool over and then you have a huge catalog from Jimmy Barnes's solo career which started in the 80,s and is still going today. Jimmy recently released two song's just after his 66th birthday Soothe Me with Sam Moore and Do you love me with Josh Teskey. He also just toured Australia and New Zealand performing his 30th anniversary of his Soul Deap album which is his highest selling album.

WooHoo !!! Glad you guys enjoyed one of Australia's legendary pub rock bands, Cold Chisel !!!!!! They have many many more tracks you would love 😁 As you will see from the comments all great suggestions will come your way, Thank you again for the awesome reaction guy's 👏👏👏

The very best band ever and from the hints that are being dropped, there'll be a tour announcement made VERY soon. I used the "the money I save won't buy my youth again" line in my retirement letter 4 years ago and I got to see Chisel at Glenelg a week or so later and then again at Tauranga on the day after my 65th birthday in Feb 2020. I've met Jimmy heaps of times in recent years and have met and had a chat with Mossy a few time in the last couple of years. I told him that I'd used a line from Bow River in my retirement letter. He thought that was pretty cool.

Watch the same guys do "when the war is over" live....... Ian sings most the song, silky smooth and heartfelt, Jimmy comes in and sounds like a gravel truck is sneaking into the song, a heartfelt gravel truck.... the whole thing is a work of art that is Cold Chisel.

You mention AC/DC, well those two bands hit the Australian rock scene in the same year, they both went on to mega sucess though AC/DC went global while Chisel toured America and didn't like being away from home so they came back. They are both huge in Australia, but they drifted into solo careers. Jimmy Barnes the second singer in this clip went on to have the ten top selling albums in Australian history. While Ian Moss the guitarist and first singer is regarded as one of the best guitarists in the world with people like Joe Walsh comparing him to Eric Clapton. they are Australian icons and have been since about 1976.

Best use of a harmonica in a rock song ever!!

Cold chisel played at my high school social (formal) in the late 1970s. We also had the Angels (back then they were the keystone angels) play the following year.

Ironically Bow River is a dry creekbed in the middle of Australia near where the lead guitarist/singer Ian Moss grew up.

Chisel, live at Manly, 1980, Knocking On Heaven's Door. Moss's guitar and Walker's keyboards across the Aussie night, then Jimmy blasting out the final verse. Still makes my pores raise.

You should have seen these guys in the 80’s. They were freaking incredible. Great reaction. Go down the Aussie Rock rabbit hole, you’ll never want to leave 👏👏🥳

I can,t believe you have not heard more harmonica playing . Aussie music has always been some of the best in the world .

This was an epic performance, glad you discovered this great band, bet it won’t be the last reaction to Cold Chisel or Jimmy Barnes

@kayelle8005

Жыл бұрын

It’s not a true reaction video to Chisel or Farnham until I see a George comment 😊

Classic Aussie rock, perfected in dirty, sweaty pubs for years and years.

Ian Moss is one of Australia's greatest guitarists. To need to appreciate him more

They're one of THE most iconic Aussie rock bands.

On sheer musicianship these guys are world class. I'm 43 when I was a teenager my preferred genre was metal. It only took hearing their song Cheap Wine once and I was hooked. What a band.

Just another Saturday night in the era of the best pub scene anywhere in the world in Australia in the 80's/90's.

this a song this band released in the seventies, the lead guitarist takes a turn on lead vocals in it

Welcome to the blues harp, plenty more out there to check out...

the harmonica bend reminds me of a morning magpie call

Jimmy Barnes and family and Cold Chisel. seen them countless times, still one of the best singers going today

Oh gosh...we are so lucky here in Oz. A lot of our best bands paid their dues in the pub scene in the 70's and 80's and honed their skills. They have a a great raw sound that just blows us away. Jimmy Barnes and Ian Moss are two of the best. fantastic band.

Good ole classic Aussie rock and blues.

Worlds two best vocalists in one band, in one Aussie Band

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Agree , haven’t heard anything that can match the angelic vodka fueled screaming Barnsley has.

Cold Chisels flame only burnt for 9 years from the mid 70s to the mid 80s... but it was so incendiary it nearly burnt the planet down. There are quite a few iconic songs from this period and a couple more from Barnseys solo career that australians consider defacto national anthems. This was from the 30 year reunion concert when they had mostly sobered up... just

Aussie bands of the 70s 80s and 90s could stand with the best the world has to offer And I was there woohoo🐨🦘🐨🦘🐨🦘

This is barnsey theres no electric crap this is 70 80 pub rock that grew into stadiums another awesome Aussie real instruments real voices my gf used to hang and travel with the sound guy she had an amazing life with all these guys barnsey farnsey hutch midnight oil angels the list goes on this is real music

More than band like watching history seeing them live.

Glad that you loved Cold Chisel. The harmonic is amazing on the live performance as is the harmony between Ian Moss and Jimmy Barnes. When you listen to this again, the lyrics in this song are also amazing. Glad you love it. You can do worse things than going down the Cold Chisel rabbit hole. Truely Australian legends

Just another day at the office for the Chisel boys.....