well I'm Aussie and this song is played everywhere here in Australia What a classic, I was in my best!!! and LOVE my vegemite!!! Cold Chisel really needs to be in the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame.
Cold Chisel constantly touring ..Holden HQs ..Ford falcons..smoke filled pubs with endless bands..drinking an driving smokin weed.. scoring chicks..oh what a mighty era..gd n bad ..cherish the memories
I was a little younger but you brought back some childhood memories of my parents living that life. My Dad was in one of those Aussie rock bands and had a sweet Falcon.
I’m a Kiwi and I just absolutely love this song! It’s funny how the vibes from this song gives so much good feels! Lots of Arora from the little tiny neighbour across the Tasman
I'm from the US and had never heard this song or this band before, but from the first time I heard it and played it for my son it has been our favorite song!! Cold Chisel forever!!!
I could listen to this song over and over and over and over and over... One of the all time greats which brings back a lot of memories and will no doubt be involved in a lot more in the future.
Didn’t go outside of Australia, jimmy Barnes and Molly Meldrum apparently didn’t get along so well, never got tours or promoted anywhere else besides Australia really.
In New Zealand we got the best of both the British and US charts, but in the eighties while we had some quality stuff locally with bands like the Dudes and Hello Sailor, we also loved what the aussies were doing over the ditch! Chisel, Crawl, Men At Work, the Mentals, it was a golden era for aussie rock.
This clip brings back so many memories and the power of Jimmy's voice is amazing. Sadly it reminds me of a beautiful young friend who took her own life when we were just young teens. Forever-now!
I love how the great song writer Don Walker, can't nod his head to the beat of the music. Just goes to show....... This is a great song by the late and great Prestwitch.
I was a young teen and living in New Zealand and loving this song..still my favourite Cold Chisel song. Great to see a young Jimmy Barnes with that lovely hair....
Ah yes. The period when good music shone through without the need for a cast of 50 chicky-babes, mixing by a DJ, 10+ wardrobe changes, short skirts or gold bling/wigs, or exotic locations to keep the public transfixed... love this, thanks for sharing nzoz1981!
I was working doing my day shift at an abattoir in Southland NZ in 2000, this song was playing blaring off through the speakers. I was enjoying it and asked my fellow workers about the name of the band and it's singer. Nobody seemed to know then, some said it was Big River Band. Many years later in Australia only now I knew it is the Chisels. Love this song, band and artist immensely.
Dhuan Absa An abattoir !? How in Christ’s name could you have ‘ worked ‘ willingly in a murder-hole of that sort !? I’ve done all manner of the dullest and noggin-numbing jobs in the bush, but never, ever agreed to taking wages for the grotty and gruesome butchering of helpless creatures. Bugger all regard, on my part, for Aussie notions of ‘ grit ‘ and ‘ the coal face ‘.
Albert Arthur Parsnips. Somebody has to do the job. I'm just the very few at the beginning of the chain. Hundreds more workers involved till the meat arrived at the overseas destinations or local supermarkets, bro. The industry give employment to thousands of people, who want to work, great income for the meat companies and revenues to Australia and NZ. What is wrong with that?
Dhuan Absa ‘ Shut up ‘ !? On what grounds ? That you’re peeved and appalled ? Hardly the most solid of foundations, I’m afraid. I could not give a proverbial toss with regard to your wafer-weighted ‘ excuse ‘ for needs for employment amongst a doubtlessly needy workforce. Pardon my swank, posh, elitist presumption,.but in years of desperate searches for gainful employment in the 90S, it’d have been , even then, beyond the original pale for me to accept a wage to batter and harass the bodies, and slit the throats, of mere children for a few quid. And, no, I’m by means inclined to obey any crude and vulgar yelps from YOUR likes to ‘ shut up ‘, sport. You have Buckley’s chance of popping a gag on my cake hole, cobber.
30 years later and the best guitar tone is still from a strat and a marshall valve amp. makes me so home sick, stuck in the UK. Have a great Australia day chisel forever
I miss 80's :( Great song!! Perfection from start to finish. Took me so long to learn that guitar solo when I was learning ... Mossy ... One of Aussies best
I remember playing this on my dads 5 CD changer. It was a Hitachi. I miss those childhood days even though I played it during the 90s. 22 years later and I still love it.
stratmad True, Cold Chisel are as good as any of the great US & UK rock bands. Had they been from either of those places, i truly believe _they'd have been as big_ and as succesful, world-wide, as The Doors, CCR, Deep Purple, and other similar, legendary rock acts.
Yes of course there is and this is one such example of well thought out guitar parts in the body of the song, a guitar lick that hooks the listener's interest before the the verses and a well constructed outro guitar solo. What Ian Moss played serves the song, without being over the top flashy and without outstaying his welcome. Getting the job done with taste.
+stratmad As a guitarist myself, I've always thought that Mossy had a unique way of playing his solos in terms of note choice. I would love to sit down and talk to him about sometime. :)
What a classic, I was in my best!!! and LOVE my vegemite!!! The (now) late Steve Prestwich's first songwriting single release. Genius. And he's the DRUMMER 😀
This is close to being my favourite song ever, was my sisters favourite before she died in 1982. Ian Moss's guitar lines in this are damn near perfect, tried covering it a few times but have left it well alone, am happy to just listen instead :)
Oh believe me there was. I have an older brother. He's 15 years older than me, lol. I don't know if he listened to this one. He was big Van Halen fan, lol.
I miss 80's :( Great song!! Nothing like hearing this on the radio when the sun comes up workin Saturday morning in Oz. What a classic, I was in my best!!! and LOVE my vegemite!!!
Nothing like hearing this on the radio when the sun comes up workin Saturday morning in Oz. makes me so home sick, stuck in the UK. Have a great Australia day chisel forever So glad these guys are Aussie!!!
I grew up to cold chisel Songs with my dad blasting them.. It's been 10 Years since he's been gone i appreciate them more at 19 years old playing them and having a better understanding of the lyrics.
Nothing like hearing this on the radio when the sun comes up workin Saturday morning in Oz. One o my all time fave Chisel songs, ... but there are so many...
Respect from Canada. Grew up in Bondi listening to this, didn´t appreciate it then, I do now. 30 years later and the best guitar tone is still from a strat and a marshall valve amp.
Yeah I was in Bondi listening to this great band when this came out in the early 80s. Now back in the UK where I was born, and often think,especially now, what have I done. !!!
One of my favourite Chisel songs ever! I took a Chisel album to the States in the 80s, and the people couldn't believe how good they were. They wanted know why they hadn't heard of them. So did I!!!!!
Let me start by saying, I wasn't a Cold Chisel fan growing up.I knew of their songs as a child/young teen, but was more into Midnight Oil and INXS when it came to Australian Rock. I have learnt to appreciate their greatness over the span of a few decades. It's only an opinion of course, but I believe this is one of the best Australian songs of all time. Certainly, in terms of love songs, I can't think of one better ! The guitar solo intro/outro are out of this world, and Barnsey's vocals are incredible in this. I even enjoy the understated nature of the film clip. Extraordinary music !
So glad these guys are Aussie!!! Nothing like hearing this on the radio when the sun comes up workin Saturday morning in Oz. What a classic, I was in my best!!! and LOVE my vegemite!!!
I emigrated to Australia in 1982, just a wee lad from Scotland, bought a radio, this was the tune that was playing when i switched it on and will stay with me forever. Back in Scotland now however.
Hey Wheatfields Im glad to hear that Barnesy has fans in the States, the song Forever Now is off an album called "Circus Animals' and absolute classic. Forever Now was written by drummer Steve Prestwich who passed away last year sadly. Ive seen Barnesy live 4 times since 2003, but I was in New York when they Toured again in October last year-DOH!!
Circus Animals is a fantastic album, filled with so many killer tracks, some of the best written songs and showed off the great talent that Cold Chisel had back in the day.
This song is incredible amazing arrangement and guitar work and theres something incredibly attractive going on with the girl at the table.Love the syncing with the editing and fly swat
Before Jimmy starting screaming everything-brilliant. Especially love the "tink tink" cymbal playing on tea cup/sugar jar-half the table is a drum kit. Pure classic-they just don't make 'em like this anymore.
Saw them at Adelaide Entertainment Centre tonight. Just amazing. The atmosphere, the bad themselves, just electrifying and nostalgic all at once, the crowd all on their feet before they'd even gotten to the stage... what a great feeling.
Ethan Brown I heard this song played a lot on a few radio stations in Australia (during my road trip around Australia). Very little to none in Europe, especially in Norway.
The (now) late Steve Prestwich's first songwriting single release. Genius. And he's the DRUMMER 😀 Took me so long to learn that guitar solo when I was learning ... Mossy ... One of Aussies best Don Walker...up there with Neil Finn and Paul Kelly as the greatest song writers ever.
Dude congrads on having a better quality upload than the Official Channel !! One o my all time fave Chisel songs, ... but there are so many... So glad these guys are Aussie!!!
Hey New Zealand Oz. We meet again. Started work in 82 and this is one of the songs I still truly relate to from then. Keep punching above your weight champ.
Apologies if this is addressed in the other 976 comments, but is that Garry McDonald in the kitchen? On a more serious note, Ian Moss' phrasing and note selection is beyond reproach. Also Jimmy's range and emotive vocal phrasing is sublime. Thank you Steve Prestwich (RIP) for such an amazing song, that's stayed with me all these years.
can think of 'plenty' that had a 'better' sound/style-but see his ''Contemprorary's put him@ number 1* in some polls whatever -but think they mighta been the same ones that 'voted' The Wiggles into the Oz Aria 'Hall' of Fame' but not 'Acca'Dacca -Strange how that worx..:)
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For my beautiful mum up in heaven ❤🌹🌹
Cold Chisel really needs to be in the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame.
I was born in 82 so it's no wonder i love this song. Love from New Zealand.
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well I'm Aussie and this song is played everywhere here in Australia
What a classic, I was in my best!!! and LOVE my vegemite!!!
Cold Chisel really needs to be in the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame.
My 11 year old loves this song, he starting to enjoy the music from the 80's.
Cold Chisel constantly touring ..Holden HQs ..Ford falcons..smoke filled pubs with endless bands..drinking an driving smokin weed.. scoring chicks..oh what a mighty era..gd n bad
..cherish the memories
I was a little younger but you brought back some childhood memories of my parents living that life. My Dad was in one of those Aussie rock bands and had a sweet Falcon.
guitar solo was fucking perfection
Love the bass too
Mox_au I thought the counter wiping was out of this world!
@@cdgh99 yeah, bass is mint man, spot on
WOW 40 yrs and still gives me the same goosebumps like 40 years ago. Pure Australian legends 🇦🇺🦋💞🌻
I’m a Kiwi and I just absolutely love this song! It’s funny how the vibes from this song gives so much good feels! Lots of Arora from the little tiny neighbour across the Tasman
That's cause it's a kiwi classic jimis an honorable kiwi
I'm from the US and had never heard this song or this band before, but from the first time I heard it and played it for my son it has been our favorite song!! Cold Chisel forever!!!
I could listen to this song over and over and over and over and over... One of the all time greats which brings back a lot of memories and will no doubt be involved in a lot more in the future.
makes me so home sick, stuck in the UK.
Have a great Australia day chisel forever
+Richard Howie Have a great Australia Day too..Writing to you from Perth.
+Richard Howie STUCK in the UK??? Just leave the mother country and return to its best part
+Richard Howie Must be hard but hope in some way that this makes you feel like home. :)
+Richard Howie , Yeah, nothing British about Geordie Jimmy, True Aussie he is.
UK sux big time
How the F*&% did I never hear of Cold Chisel and Jimmy Barnes until he was on a Deep Purple Tribute!? Amazing talent!
Clay Paquette Aussie mate?
Didn’t go outside of Australia, jimmy Barnes and Molly Meldrum apparently didn’t get along so well, never got tours or promoted anywhere else besides Australia really.
😭😭😭😭😭
In New Zealand we got the best of both the British and US charts, but in the eighties while we had some quality stuff locally with bands like the Dudes and Hello Sailor, we also loved what the aussies were doing over the ditch! Chisel, Crawl, Men At Work, the Mentals, it was a golden era for aussie rock.
Accurate. Golden era
This song is such a masterpiece. Every Aussie will have some memory of this song and the people and times they first heard it in.
❤️🤘🏻♠️🤘🏻
Oz Matterhorn I grew up with this song. I was 4 or 5 when it came out.
The anthem of my youth.🙌
This clip brings back so many memories and the power of Jimmy's voice is amazing. Sadly it reminds me of a beautiful young friend who took her own life when we were just young teens. Forever-now!
Rip mate
I love how the great song writer Don Walker, can't nod his head to the beat of the music. Just goes to show....... This is a great song by the late and great Prestwitch.
I was a young teen and living in New Zealand and loving this song..still my favourite Cold Chisel song. Great to see a young Jimmy Barnes with that lovely hair....
Saw him at chch townhall 20 years ago..my ears were pinging for hours after it..great show
Ah yes. The period when good music shone through without the need for a cast of 50 chicky-babes, mixing by a DJ, 10+ wardrobe changes, short skirts or gold bling/wigs, or exotic locations to keep the public transfixed... love this, thanks for sharing nzoz1981!
This was my childhood song. Still amazing today as it was back then. Cold Chisel forever!
how good did we have it in the 80's best music, live bands, home before the street lights come on.
I was working doing my day shift at an abattoir in Southland NZ in 2000, this song was playing blaring off through the speakers. I was enjoying it and asked my fellow workers about the name of the band and it's singer. Nobody seemed to know then, some said it was Big River Band. Many years later in Australia only now I knew it is the Chisels. Love this song, band and artist immensely.
Dhuan Absa An abattoir !? How in Christ’s name could you have ‘ worked ‘ willingly in a murder-hole of that sort !? I’ve done all manner of the dullest and noggin-numbing jobs in the bush, but never, ever agreed to taking wages for the grotty and gruesome butchering of helpless creatures. Bugger all regard, on my part, for Aussie notions of ‘ grit ‘ and ‘ the coal face ‘.
Albert Arthur Parsnips. Somebody has to do the job. I'm just the very few at the beginning of the chain. Hundreds more workers involved till the meat arrived at the overseas destinations or local supermarkets, bro. The industry give employment to thousands of people, who want to work, great income for the meat companies and revenues to Australia and NZ. What is wrong with that?
Albert Arthur Parsnips . I am sure you're not a vegan yourself. So finish up your steak, drink your beer and SHUT UP!
Dhuan Absa ‘ Shut up ‘ !? On what grounds ? That you’re peeved and appalled ? Hardly the most solid of foundations, I’m afraid. I could not give a proverbial toss with regard to your wafer-weighted ‘ excuse ‘ for needs for employment amongst a doubtlessly needy workforce. Pardon my swank, posh, elitist presumption,.but in years of desperate searches for gainful employment in the 90S, it’d have been , even then, beyond the original pale for me to accept a wage to batter and harass the bodies, and slit the throats, of mere children for a few quid. And, no, I’m by means inclined to obey any crude and vulgar yelps from YOUR likes to ‘ shut up ‘, sport. You have Buckley’s chance of popping a gag on my cake hole, cobber.
Albert Arthur Parsnips Get a life.
Makes we want to hit the road into the bush this song.Love my country,Australia!
30 years later and the best guitar tone is still from a strat and a marshall valve amp.
makes me so home sick, stuck in the UK.
Have a great Australia day chisel forever
I miss 80's :(
Great song!!
Perfection from start to finish.
Took me so long to learn that guitar solo when I was learning ... Mossy ... One of Aussies best
I remember playing this on my dads 5 CD changer. It was a Hitachi. I miss those childhood days even though I played it during the 90s. 22 years later and I still love it.
Great humour in the video. First time seeing the video. Good rocking song.
Ian Moss' outro guitar solo is as fine as any you will hear anyone play anywhere in rock in the last 40 years - Gilmour, Felder / Walsh, Santana, etc.
stratmad True, Cold Chisel are as good as any of the great US & UK rock bands. Had they been from either of those places, i truly believe _they'd have been as big_ and as succesful, world-wide, as The Doors, CCR, Deep Purple, and other similar, legendary rock acts.
Yup I'd agree with that
+stratmad In the context of this song i agree with you. But there are lots of amazing guitar solos out there man.
Yes of course there is and this is one such example of well thought out guitar parts in the body of the song, a guitar lick that hooks the listener's interest before the the verses and a well constructed outro guitar solo. What Ian Moss played serves the song, without being over the top flashy and without outstaying his welcome. Getting the job done with taste.
+stratmad As a guitarist myself, I've always thought that Mossy had a unique way of playing his solos in terms of note choice. I would love to sit down and talk to him about sometime. :)
"that's the way the wanna be forever now " great lyrics that most Australian knows ,what a legend of a song ,thanks cold chisel x
What a classic, I was in my best!!! and LOVE my vegemite!!!
The (now) late Steve Prestwich's first songwriting single release. Genius. And he's the DRUMMER 😀
This is close to being my favourite song ever, was my sisters favourite before she died in 1982.
Ian Moss's guitar lines in this are damn near perfect, tried covering it a few times but have left it well alone, am happy to just listen instead :)
The (now) late Steve Prestwich's first songwriting single release. Genius. And he's the DRUMMER 😀
This song is 30 years old next month. And still as great as the first time I ever heard it.
I am an 80's child and I have never heard this song before in my life!
no epic partys at your house growing up boooo
Oh believe me there was. I have an older brother. He's 15 years older than me, lol. I don't know if he listened to this one. He was big Van Halen fan, lol.
Sarah Miller Nah... what Jennifer said :P
RIP Steve Prestwich.....you were a legend
Grew up in Bondi listening to this, didn´t appreciate it then, I do now.
aussie music at its best .
I think it was more that it was on the radio all the time.
I miss 80's :(
Great song!!
Nothing like hearing this on the radio when the sun comes up workin Saturday morning in Oz.
What a classic, I was in my best!!! and LOVE my vegemite!!!
So glad my dad played this growin up classic
Was even Better Live saw them in Darwin think 79
Nothing like hearing this on the radio when the sun comes up workin Saturday morning in Oz.
makes me so home sick, stuck in the UK.
Have a great Australia day chisel forever
So glad these guys are Aussie!!!
I grew up to cold chisel
Songs with my dad blasting them.. It's been 10
Years since he's been gone i appreciate them more at 19 years old playing them and having a better understanding of the lyrics.
Nothing like hearing this on the radio when the sun comes up workin Saturday morning in Oz.
One o my all time fave Chisel songs, ... but there are so many...
I miss 80's :(
Great song!!
Respect from Canada.
Grew up in Bondi listening to this, didn´t appreciate it then, I do now.
30 years later and the best guitar tone is still from a strat and a marshall valve amp.
Yeah I was in Bondi listening to this great band when this came out in the early 80s.
Now back in the UK where I was born, and often think,especially now, what have I done. !!!
So glad these guys are Aussie!!!
Top bloke a great drummer Steve Prestwich, deepest sympathies to his family and to the band, you will be missed.
This could quite possibly be the best song of all time, and wow people say this song is bad.
One of my favourite Chisel songs ever! I took a Chisel album to the States in the 80s, and the people couldn't believe how good they were. They wanted know why they hadn't heard of them. So did I!!!!!
Back in this time Jimmy was at his peak, singing soulfully, sounds beautiful.
No flat out screaming like a numpty.
Radio has given this song really too much airplay over the years, however you cannot tire of Mossy's awesome guitar work. The man is a legend.
never get tired of this song...just classic!
RIP Mr. Prestwitch. Great drummer and vocalist.
These guys knew how to rock. Classic tunes great band!!!
Let me start by saying, I wasn't a Cold Chisel fan growing up.I knew of their songs as a child/young teen, but was more into Midnight Oil and INXS when it came to Australian Rock.
I have learnt to appreciate their greatness over the span of a few decades.
It's only an opinion of course, but I believe this is one of the best Australian songs of all time.
Certainly, in terms of love songs, I can't think of one better !
The guitar solo intro/outro are out of this world, and Barnsey's vocals are incredible in this.
I even enjoy the understated nature of the film clip.
Extraordinary music !
I do love this song. His voice is strong and well controlled.
god i love ian moss, one of the best guitarist's in Australia
Don Walker...up there with Neil Finn and Paul Kelly as the greatest song writers ever.
I agree!
Neil Finn who is now the front man for Fleetwood Mac so cool, kiwi talent for sure 😊
Absolutely.
Altho tbf this song in particular was written by Steve.
I like the sentiment but Don Walker rules
Honestly one of the best guitar solos ever. The tone is so perfect.
I grew up to some great music :') memories.
So glad these guys are Aussie!!!
Nothing like hearing this on the radio when the sun comes up workin Saturday morning in Oz.
What a classic, I was in my best!!! and LOVE my vegemite!!!
the movement in this song is so awesome
Same here !! Love the song but hearing it for the first time in years brings back a lot of memories and I cried.
One o my all time fave Chisel songs, ... but there are so many...
I emigrated to Australia in 1982, just a wee lad from Scotland, bought a radio, this was the tune that was playing when i switched it on and will stay with me forever.
Back in Scotland now however.
Perfection from start to finish.
They were big in nz, this song was playing everywhere, good ole days..
30 years later and the best guitar tone is still from a strat and a marshall valve amp.
Greg Rickard you meant 37 years , man that went quickly
Hey Wheatfields Im glad to hear that Barnesy has fans in the States, the song Forever Now is off an album called "Circus Animals' and absolute classic. Forever Now was written by drummer Steve Prestwich who passed away last year sadly. Ive seen Barnesy live 4 times since 2003, but I was in New York when they Toured again in October last year-DOH!!
Circus Animals is a fantastic album, filled with so many killer tracks, some of the best written songs and showed off the great talent that Cold Chisel had back in the day.
I miss 80's :(
Great song!!
I do love this song. His voice is strong and well controlled.
I go back to this song quite a few times a year....such a classic song and resonates with me. Proud CC fan!!
The late great SRV rated Moss as player he admired greatly and this outro piece played by Moss demonstrates his flair and technique perfectly.
I'm so fucking proud of this upload... such a beautiful clear picture and awesome sound
+nzoz1982 Not kidding sounds is great and what a legendary song
+nzoz1982 Do you, or anybody else, think that Jimmy Barnes would have slipped in perfectly as a stand in for Brian Johnson?
Good question.. but I'd rather he stay in Chisel to be honest. Now you got me thinking.
Barnsey singing 'You Shook Me All Night Long' instead of this?
Very true
Absolutely, but he's a much better singer with a much greater range.
Still love this song nowdays,me and my mates always play this in our parties........gotta love it..
Cold Chisel really needs to be in the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame.
Dude congrads on having a better quality upload than the Official Channel !!
Love ...I mean LOVE !!! Your songwritting Steve...so sad the news today.RIP what a great drummer.
the greatest aussie band ever
Over the years have heard this from Cold Chisel a thousand times . Can always listen again . .....Quality music from a specially time .
This song is incredible amazing arrangement and guitar work and theres something incredibly attractive going on with the girl at the table.Love the syncing with the editing and fly swat
Fantastic song-From a fantastic time in Australia 🇦🇺
Barry m Hyder BAZZZZZAAAAA
SO TRUE MATE!!
Great song.. sounds like a cpl who lost track of each other is getting back together. .forever♡
One year ago today (16th Jan 2011) that we lost Steve.Bless him,he'll be missed forever now!
Before Jimmy starting screaming everything-brilliant. Especially love the "tink tink" cymbal playing on tea cup/sugar jar-half the table is a drum kit. Pure classic-they just don't make 'em like this anymore.
+Neil Mitchell 3AW?
Saw them at Adelaide Entertainment Centre tonight. Just amazing. The atmosphere, the bad themselves, just electrifying and nostalgic all at once, the crowd all on their feet before they'd even gotten to the stage... what a great feeling.
Love it! This song reminds me of Australia! :D
+Carla Hendriksson this song is by Australian artists
+Jack Gill Maybe that's why it reminds her?
+Jack Gill REALLY ? NO FUCKING WAY WHO KNEW THAT !! THANK YOU
Without you pointing out the obvious where the fuck would we be
Ethan Brown I heard this song played a lot on a few radio stations in Australia (during my road trip around Australia). Very little to none in Europe, especially in Norway.
Where u from Carla lol now looking at ur last name would u b from Sweden
i wish i was alive when these guys were at their peek, releasing supreme music like this! Shame music will never be as good as it was.
Great song 💕 Take me back to the good old days where music was good and people weren't offended by everything
Great then and so so better now. Still loving your sound Jim....Australia's number one for me...
great aussie music!!!
The (now) late Steve Prestwich's first songwriting single release. Genius. And he's the DRUMMER 😀
Took me so long to learn that guitar solo when I was learning ... Mossy ... One of Aussies best
Don Walker...up there with Neil Finn and Paul Kelly as the greatest song writers ever.
People say jimmy screams well this is his peak and he does not scream in any way here and he screams for the emotion
I was just thinking yesterday he is the best screamer in the world he is amazing
Awesome guitar player
Dude congrads on having a better quality upload than the Official Channel !!
One o my all time fave Chisel songs, ... but there are so many...
So glad these guys are Aussie!!!
Hey New Zealand Oz. We meet again. Started work in 82 and this is one of the songs I still truly relate to from then. Keep punching above your weight champ.
Reminds me of my father. Good bloke got me drunk when I was 7 lol
Ha ha that's Selwyn...dilbz😂😂😂...from aunty Claude!!!
i love this song, one of my many favourite chisel songs
Apologies if this is addressed in the other 976 comments, but is that Garry McDonald in the kitchen? On a more serious note, Ian Moss' phrasing and note selection is beyond reproach. Also Jimmy's range and emotive vocal phrasing is sublime. Thank you Steve Prestwich (RIP) for such an amazing song, that's stayed with me all these years.
This is the favourite song of a old nurse i work with. She always comes in singing it when i put it on.
Ian Moss Australia's best guitarist.
the god damn best
Sing pretty fukin good to the lad
sings okay ..:)
can think of 'plenty' that had a 'better' sound/style-but see his ''Contemprorary's put him@ number 1* in some polls whatever -but think they mighta been the same ones that 'voted' The Wiggles into the Oz Aria 'Hall' of Fame' but not 'Acca'Dacca -Strange how that worx..:)
Xchardtop Prob best vocalist as well, although Hutchins might be. Pretty much a tie I reckon.
Love this song, one that sticks in the head since it came out can listen to over and over.