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Hi, please take into account that Jimmy's voice has developed beautifully over the last 20ish years. In his younger, Cold Chisel days, when they had finally hit success after years of pub gigs, Jimmy was an alcoholic and drinking on stage and yeah, his voice did come across as screamy in some songs, so I think this is where some of your commenters are referencing from. They have not listened to older, more bluesy, more voice controlled Jimmy, who is a long time sober and beautiful family man. He has written a book about his life which I have not yet read. He grew up here in Adelaide, in a tough, low income area called Elizabeth. Hope this helps understand the screamy comments... Hugs!! Oh, and keep in mind he is 65! He started performing in 1973.
@@chisel83 Hey! Great name! I didn't mean to come across as critical. I love Jimmy's voice, actually appreciating it even more since watching some of these reaction vids. I guess I was trying to give a condensed reason as to why some people use the screaming term, as he mentions it every time he reacts to a Jimmy song. Cheers!
Just watched your Delta video. Amazing! I loved your reaction when she really changed it up towards the end of the song 🤣👏.
Ian Moss is not just a band member. He is another Australian icon in the music industry.
Absolute icon
Tucker's daughter was brilliant!
Yeah, legend in his own right.
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Ian moss amazing aussie icon
Ian has the voice of resignation, Jimmy has the voice of pain. Their harmony pulls at every heart string. THIS is the anthem of my youth
Amen soundtrack of my youth
That’s such a perfect description
yes this ^
That's poetic Nova.. Beautiful imagery.
Beautifully said
I was so lucky to grow up in an era where I could see these guys on Friday night, INXS on sat night, midnight oil the next weekend followed by the angels, hoodoo gurus, dragon, mentals, hunters and collectors and on it goes. You should also check out Jimmy Barnes brother John swan who performed as Swanee
John was a better singer then Jimmy in his prime but took it for granted , didn't.do any vocal trainingand.hit the grog and drugs heavy
How good was it..so much amazing talent and good music
The good old days
I was fortunate to be a young stage/foldback roadie for some of these bands before my mum made me get serious and go to uni!
Still nothing better then the pub rock era in Australia
His daughter Mahalia is literally the female version of Jimmy. She is the most underrated female Australian singer behind the Bull sisters, Linda and Vika.
Totally agree
She is awesome.
100% truth.
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Yes this..she is Amazing...
Ahh the tin lids
Diesel is a seriously underrated performer his guitar playing is amazing. Also Barnsies brother in-law.
Ian Moss on guitar is a great in his own way, guitar and vocals. He sings lead on part or all on quite a lot of Chisel stuff. The whole Cold Chisel band is great. Every member of the band wrote a song that was a hit record at least in Australia.
The US record companies couldn’t do anything with Cold Chisel. Amazing hey?
The US Promoter asked them if they wanted a convertible Cadillac to cruise around in, them asked if they needed any coke or other substances, they said maybe later, what gigs and radio interviews have you got lined up? Promoter only had a small community country and western station booked out in the back blocks who weren't interested in rocking blues. So they basically packed up and came home. I see that trip as a wasted opportunity where they could have done a road trip and played a few dive bars, they did learn their learn their craft in the wild bars of Oz, and I reckon quite a few people would have spread the word pretty quickly over there.
@@stevegraham3817 I think the most highlighted Chisel song with Mossy singing would be “Georgia”. There must be live versions of that floating around YT
Cold Chisel's hit song "You got nothing I want" was actually about the US Recording Industry and the arrogant attitude of the record labels.
Mossy is great on janelle love that song
Mossy a great artist in his own right
Jimmy's voice is home to me, if I hear him when I'm over seas I get a bit teary. It hits you right on the chest and covers your body in goose bumps, it's beautiful.
ITS EVEN MORE THAN THE VOCALS !! ITS THE "ABSOLUTE PASSION" !!! IF THIS SONG DOSNT TOUCH YOUR SOUL THEN YOU "DONT HAVE ONE" !!!!!
spot on comment .jimmy has that primal quality which is perfect for this song . that's what touches/connects with me .
BINGO. 👍
Big Man, look at you - getting DMs from Diesel. When the Covid War is Over, you'll probably get honorary Oz citizenship.
Turns out Jimmy and Johnny liked my IG post to didn't even know they knew of me lol
@@ThatSingerReactions thats crazy man!
@@ThatSingerReactions mate I got a feeling we going to see you doing some back up vocals on a zoom song with diesel and jimmy !!
Please watch Ian moss doing Georga on my mind live
@@ThatSingerReactions Aussies are super down to earth so it doesn't shock me that they liked you
Ian Moss is a master at a guitar no matter what Chisel threw at him he could play it.
Five song writers in one band and he’d nail it.
He's on another level
Respect! Thanks for promoting our Aussie singers and song writers. 🇦🇺❤️
I've argued this man is not screaming all my life. He is a legend vocalist and always was. A funny thing I noticed over the years was some of them people calling him a screamer would listen to Tina Turnner and injoy it lol. Yet another amazing vocalist. Long live Jimmy
Im loving this Aussie expedition you're on. Makes me proud to see our awesome singers!
And musicians……. Grüße aus Australien.
Here here! We've had so many great artists emerge from Australia. It's fun to look back and remember them while sharing with the world
It's so good makes me so happy to see him loving Aussie music
We all know how good John Farnham is...but when people ask him who he considers to be THE best blues singer in the world he names Jimmy every time. The mutual respect between the two of them is what warms aussie hearts. Thank you for showcasing our legends and kudos to Mark for reaching out to thank you on our behalf ! Our premier artists are loved mainly because of how humble they've remained regardless of all their successes.
Yeah, as this bloke said, Farnham is a pitch perfect pop singer, but Barnes has soul and distortion to his voice, but also a master of his craft.
@@MrAnperm True that
Well said mate!
well said Jo :)
Ian Moss, wonderful singer and complements Jimmy's voice perfectly.
It is very cool for me, as an Australian, to share with you. We grew up and heard American music, and love it. Great pub rock Aussie bands have been legendary for us for decades. They rarely got heard in the US. So this is so cool, thanks to the internet and You tube. Cold Chisel comprised great singers and song writers. ✨💖
Great to see people outside of Australia appreciating Chisel, Barnesy and Mossy are legends here.
Very cool for Mark to contact you
Mak Lizotte aka Johnny diesel...
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My dad still blames Jimmy Barnes for his hearing problems lol. All that music being blasted and loud Cold Chisel concerts in his youth 😂
Same with my mum and stepdad (my mum worked the bar at a pub down the Port back in the 70s!).. My hearing is going too.. Similar reasons lol 😆
I saw Jimmy Barnes live in a smallish venue and my ears were ringing for 3-4 days after... But what a brilliant gig!
Have you heard any Australian crawl? Highly recommend 1 Reckless
2 The Boys light up
I haven't lol
It’s a must
Yep it's a must
@@ThatSingerReactions Oh yeah you need to do some Australian Crawl. The lead singer, James Reyne, has one of the most unusual voices ever. I would start with "Reckless" or "Downhearted"
Yes!!!!! Downhearted is sooo good and my fave Things Don't Seem
Jimmy, Ian Moss and Don Walker all sang for Cold Chisel. Jimmy dominated but the talent as songwriters and musicians was in every member. Ian went on in a successful solo career. There was a pool of talent within and around the Barnes family that is astonishing.
Ian Moss (doing the intro) is an unbelievable talent & the man who wrote the majority of their songs + others.
Love how you explained the technicalities of vocal techniques & range, versus "screaming"... I appreciated that, because Jimmy has been vilified pretty much his whole career for "screaming" but I always wondered how it could be screaming when it was so tonefilled and tuneful...so I truly appreciated you explaining tge technical part of that because I learnt how to defend him now
I love how this band has matured over the years...
you realize jimmy is the most successful Australian Male Artist of all time ,Most top ten singles ,records and is still producing
ditto, I learned more here about vocal techniques in 16 minutes than in 30 years of Aussie disc jockeys and commentators
For a much younger Cold Chisel, try "Cheap Wine" and "Choir Girl", different voices again. Oh, and Jimmy Barnes liked your Insta Post too xx
Choir Girl is just beautiful!!! I've got a lot of Chisel on vinyl, it sounds soooo amazing!!
@@christyzeeaquarianated2600 yep agree. I just made a post about the song and the musicality in Jimmy's voice back then.
Cold Chisel is my youth. I love these guys so much, so many of their songs, and many of the songs from Jimmy’s solo career bring back memories. Keep up the great reactions, I’d rather see a reactor pausing and critiquing than just listening and giving a superficial opinion. Peace.
Rest in peace songwriter drummer Steve Prestwich.
When playing live, I’ve never heard another drummer push the beat with such a frantic feel.
Diesel is Jimmy Barnes brother in-law 🙌
The song though... written by Steve Prestwich, is extraordinary and suits Barnesy and Mossy perfectly ! Showcases both their talents, and is one of the most emotional songs I’ve ever heard
Everyone identifies Jimmy as the singer in Cold Chisel but when you see them live, you realise Mossy sings half of the songs.
As an Aussie who grew up in the 80s and 90s, jimmys voice is like a comfort blanket that feels so calming and familiar 💞 love watching other people react to it!
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Man it just gives you chills listening to mossy and barnsey belt this tune together, and the live versions feel so much more than the album version did! But damn just growing up listening to this and other Jimmy and cold chisel with mossy was a good introduction to rock music
I'm not sure if you've heard Jimmy sing Working Class Man but it's one of his best and well worth a listen. 🇦🇺🐨
defiantly agree he so needs to listen to working class man for sure
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and just for fun after doing that, listen to Adam Hills singing Advance Australia Fair to it's tune :) He'd probably really appreciate it, given how much he loves Barnsey
Diesel just shared your reaction to Cry In Shame on his FB page, you're about to get a lot of love from there :)
A Chisel concert is practically a rite of passage in Australia. First time I heard this song live I cried like a baby. Damn near spiritual experience.
Ian Moss is a great singer with a bunch of solo stuff too! Check out Telephone Booth and Tuckers Daughter. Those would be his two biggest hits!
yep those two songs are Aussie classics
His latest album is also great
Yeah, love Tuckers Daughter
Don’t forget “Bow River”.
@@ladytyphon7261 Bow River is a great Cold Chisel song! I was just mentioning his popular solo songs
When the War is Over is such a powerful song and has lyrics that actually mean something. Ian Moss and Jimmy Barnes voices compliment each other so well and convey the emotion of this song.
PS: I love watching your reactions to these music icons of Australia 🇦🇺👍🏻
Cold chisel. Bow River. Is a must if you haven’t done it yet!
Ian Moss definitely flew under the radar, well, globally anyway. When Chisel folded he packed his bags for Europe, brought his backpack and an acoustic and busked around Europe. He was spotted by Aussies busking in Amsterdam, Berlin, Copenhagen and Brussels. Amazing guy.
Ian Moss - another iconic Australian musician.
Just found your channel dude and I’m hooked 👌
As an Aussie living overseas I absolutely love when you do Australian bands and artists!
My wife’s uncle Steve wrote this song. Steve Prestwich was the drummer for Chisel but sadly passed away from complications in surgery.
Cold Chisel live gigs were seriously hard to beat.
Thanks for putting these vids together 🙏
I grew up listening to these guys. Watched them more than once in venues with less than 500 people. Aussies grew up with this like we grew up with vegemite. It blows my mind that the rest of the world are only just catching on.
Let’s not forget Ian who has a very clear and strong voice, great emotive ability and diction.
Yeah he's amazing too
@@ThatSingerReactions it's funny you mention gospel, because this song in particular IS Aussie gospel, at Chisel concerts it is honestly like being taken to a spiritual place, everyone is always crying. And when in pubs and everyone has had a drink, we will all hug strangers and shed a tear too.....it's such a special song. Cold Chisel in general has that effect on Australians. LOVVVEEE watching you discover them and Barnsey! he is our national love and got me through hard times xx
@@ThatSingerReactions Ian Moss is a phenomenal singer and guitarist. Check out one of his solo hits ‘Tucker’s Daughter’. I had the privilege of seeing Cold Chisel live and Ian and Jimmy singing When the war is over literally had me in tears it was so moving.
@@ThatSingerReactions If you thought Ian Moss had a good voice in When The War is Over … do a reaction on this - th-cam.com/video/NhFXjzRRv4w/w-d-xo.html. And to think he’s also one of the very, very best guitarists Australia has ever produced too. Crazy all round talent 😍
Ian Moss is also regarded as one of the best guitarists in Australia. I think he's pretty humble about it too.
Thanks for saying that about the scream or lack thereof. jimmy a sweet tears in his voice. I have tears when I hear him being recognized correctly. Thanks for the respect. Just saying when Jimmy comes in on Bow River , it strips paint and thrills me EACH time! Try it! Bow River. Sheer Brilliance
Jimmy can sing clean as a whistle when he chooses. But the soul.
The thing about Jimmy that blows me away is his excellent family history. You know a bloke is a champ when his extended family (including Mark/Diesel), Mahalia, David Campbell, and others are also so well grounded, talented, and loving.
Jimmy can certainly hit some high notes (off the charts).. what a legend
Great song written by the great Steve Prestwich RIP Steve
Ian Moss & Jimmy Barnes were meant to meet & be in Cold Chisel. Their voices compliment one another so much.
My parents grew up with the chisel boys. Elizabeth South Australia. I grew up with them practising in my Aunties lounge room. My uncles brother Steve Prestwich (the chisel drummer) wrote this song and many others. He past away a few years back and it warms my heart that you enjoy it.
Cold Chisel. The soundtrack of my life. The good, the bad and the ugly. Loved your reaction mate.
well said mate, many with you in that boat 👍
Your expert analysis is so cool . Jimmy doesn’t scream … octave is incredible ❤🇦🇺 love your shows mate .. Usa/oz/uk music rocks ❤
Cold chisel are the the roots of Aussie music of the 80s. They each are great musicians and deserve individual respect… thank you for review this song…..
Jimmy Barnes has the most insane voice I've ever heard and I love everything he sings ... and his whole family is singers or musicians . His son is insane on the drums !
Ian moss. One of the most underrated songwriters and guitarists ever.
no lie detected
I'm reliving my childhood through your videos! Thank you for showcasing our brilliant Aussie singers!
You have not experienced singing until you have been up the front listening to Jimmy Barnes......Frightening power..! The dude is a legend. From NZ
The first singer is Ian Moss, the guitarist from Cold Chisel and a music legend in his own right. This song is one of the band's best - and one of the best rock ballads of all time. You should check out the original recorded version to appreciate the full emotion of the song.
Ian Moss could sing for Australia, and then he plays guitar like a cross of Hendrix, Beck and Wes..
That original Circus Animals arrangement is still the best. I love how when they play it now, Charlie Drayton doesn't drum on it, but sits with the guys up the front with a shaker out of respect to Steve Prestwich. Steve was doing just that in the clip here RIP
Ian Miss is just brilliant 😍
Ian Moss and Jimmy compliment each others voices so much. It's almost yin to yang. For that song to sound so aesthetically pleasing it's Mossy's low, to Jimmy's harmonies that make that song truly hauntingly beautiful. Let's also give credit to Don Walker, an absolute guru and storyteller. No one writes lyrics like him. He had the ability to truly encapsulate Australian history. I can't believe I live in the same timeline as Cold Chisel.
Yep, Dons solo stuff is the shit. As is the Tex and Charlie.
John has the voice of an Angel. Jimmys voice erupts out of the bowels of hell. Neither can touch each other its like comparing apples and oranges.
Ian Moss is the first one to sing and was singing on a lot of Chisel songs my favourite of which is Bow River. Also had a solo career and is probably most well known for his song Tuckers Daughter
Jimmy is a fan of Jackie Wilson and Mahalia Jackson and named two of his children after them. You can hear his influences in his amazing vocals.
Also off topic, I highly suggest you watch Jimmy Barnes’ movie about his life called the working class boy. in the movie he covers a lot of his songs with his children and other Australian artists such as diesel and his band members in cold chisel. It is incredibly heartbreaking movie but so well done. He has written two Best seller books.
Cold chisel would always close out their set with “Goodbye Astrid”. Just madness.
I’ve seen this song live and the stadium was silent you could hear a pin drop. They NAILED it, chills chills chills. I’ll never forget it
I truly love how you smile when jimmy barns is singing, and a lot of people here say he is screaming, but he is singing
Jimmy don't need no music behind him, this guy has such soul coming in from everywhere. Man he has so much power he distorts the speakers!
I'm really enjoying your reactions to all of the Aussie artists but especially John and Jimmy.
I'm British and live in the uk and I've been a massive fan of both of them since the 1980s and 90s, and it's so good that you can also see what me and everybody else has seen in both of them for decades
Got to see cold chisel uk tour up in Manchester 2012, and barnsey solo tour 2001 in Birmingham, lived in Australia in the early 80s, where I got to go to my first gigs, inxs, midnight oil, rose tattoo, ect..great memories, ..favourite chisel album? , East, 🇭🇲🎸
This make me a proud Aussie!! I grew up listening to Jimmy. True Legend
80s and 90s pub rock in Australia is an era that will never be repeated or seen again. Thankful I got to see nearly all of them live. Great times and memories
Ian Moss did a frighteningly great rendition of an American classic: Georgia. Ian Moss on vocal and lead guitar, accompanied by piano. Barking Spiders Live.
A few years ago I saw an interview with a very posh upper class English vocal coach with a 40 year career. She said that Jimmy Barnes was "THE BEST" vocalist of all time. She referred to his ability to control "scream sounding" singing. She stated categorically that it wasn't screaming. It was perfect control. 🥰
You should be proud of yourself. Your love for these amazing men is beautiful. 💯🇦🇺
I remember hearing in the 90s that Jimmy got his throat checked out for damage. Turns out it was fine, 100% because he sings properly. The lubrication from all that vodka probably helped too.
Queen - All band members wrote #1 hits!
Cold Chisel - Al band members wrote #1 hits!
Both bands decided to attribute songwriting to the entire band after that!
Massive Respect!!!!!
My cousin met Diesel when he was at the height of popularity in Australia when she was a receptionist at his record company around 30 years ago. She told me he was so humble and nice!
Cold Chisel- the pioneers and kings of Australian pub rock. Haters, your opinions mean dick. These guys are rock Gods here in Australia. Thanks for coming 🇦🇺
I love how their shows seem like jamming sessions sometimes, like as if you're a mate sitting around and being a part of it.
This is my favourite of all Chisel songs. It was written by Steve Prestwich, who was their drummer. Sadly, he passed away in 2011. I went to a Chisel concert in Nov 2011 and they dedicated an acoustic version of this beautiful song to his memory (th-cam.com/video/wMz42YF9bVE/w-d-xo.html). The smoothness of Ian Moss' vocals with Jimmy's rawness *chefs kiss*
My favourite band of all time... Jimmy and Ian's contrasting voices is an unprecendented experience
Omg this takes me back, Ian Moss in his own right is an extraordinary artist, thank you bro you are awesome, your understanding of music and voices has even opened my eyes and I thank you sir, and don’t think for a second I don’t see those tears well up in those eyes sometimes when you hear a voice like that, as I do
My favourite part of this live performance is Jimmy's vocals when he's in the background
It’s fantastic that you are recognising the amazing talent we have here in Australia 🇦🇺
Let then come for you sir ! This man and this band with these lyrics is off the charts !
We have reached the top of the mountain brother ! This is the top, and their is only a few here !
peace n love from down under brother !
info for you:
Cold Chisel's origins stem back to Adelaide in 1973, originally named Orange, the band started out as a heavy metal cover band consisting of bassist Les Kaczmarek, keyboardist Don Walker, guitarist Ian Moss and drummer Steve Prestwich.
Jimmy Barnes was 16 when he joined the group Cold Chisel soon after the original members and Jimmy became their lead singer.
Cold Chisel are an Australian pub rock band, which formed in Adelaide in 1973 by mainstay members Ian Moss on guitar and vocals, Steve Prestwich on drums and Don Walker on piano and keyboards. They were soon joined by Jimmy Barnes on lead vocals and, in 1975, Phil Small became their bass guitarist. The group disbanded in late 1983 but subsequently reformed several times.
Musicologist Ian McFarlane wrote that they became "one of Australia's best-loved groups" as well as "one of the best live bands", fusing "a combination of rockabilly, hard rock and rough-house soul'n'blues that was defiantly Australian in outlook."
Eight of their studio albums have reached the Australian top five, Breakfast at Sweethearts (February 1979), East (June 1980), Circus Animals (March 1982, No. 1), Twentieth Century (April 1984, No. 1), The Last Wave of Summer (October 1998, No. 1), No Plans (April 2012), The Perfect Crime (October 2015) and Blood Moon (December 2019, No. 1). Their top 10 singles are "Forever Now" (1982), "Hands Out of My Pocket" (1994) and "The Things I Love in You" (1998).
At the ARIA Music Awards of 1993 they were inducted into the Hall of Fame. In 2001 Australasian Performing Right Association (APRA), listed their single, "Khe Sanh" (May 1978), at No. 8 of the all-time best Australian songs. Circus Animals was listed at No. 4 in the book, 100 Best Australian Albums (October 2010), while East appeared at No. 53. They won The Ted Albert Award for Outstanding Services to Australian Music at the APRA Music Awards of 2016. Cold Chisel's popularity is largely restricted to Australia and New Zealand, with their songs and musicianship highlighting working class life. Their early bass guitarist (1973-75), Les Kaczmarek, died in December 2008; Steve Prestwich died of a brain tumour in January 2011.
Place Musical Career Began: Adelaide
Musical Genres: Rock music
Record Labels: Warner Music Group
James (Jimmy) Dixon Barnes of Glasgow via Adelaide was just 16 when he joined the band Cold Chisel in 1973.
The combination of 14 Australian Top 40 albums for Cold Chisel and 13 charting solo albums, including 17 No. 1s, gives Jimmy Barnes the highest number of hit albums of any Australian or international artist in the Australian market.
Mahalia Barnes, daughter
John Swan , Brother
Mark Lazote, bro in law
David Campbell, son
Listen to them all. Amazing
freakin crazy isnt it? Not to mention Jane and the family and their daily singalongs during covid. Champions all of them.
Ian moss leads off the song, cold chisel at their best, Jimmy brings it home
You’re on your way to becoming an honorary Aussie🦘🐨🇦🇺
The look on your face when jimmy comes in, is just the best and is exactly how I feel as well. Love your work buddy
This song is just epic. John’s cover if it is equally magical, in totally different ways. Hell, even Cosima, a contestant on the first series of Australian Idol along with Guy Sebastian, had an iconic performance of it. Absolute banger.
You're a good and generous man,your reactions are detailed and respectful,thank you👍👍
I prefer the recorded version,Cold Chisel were one of the best vocal bands in the world as well,all the members did background vocals and they were very good with 2 big voices out front.
Ditto!!! His reactions and appreciation of talent, delight me.
Can’t help but cry when I’ve seen them sing this song live.
One thing that you gotta remember about Jimmy Barnes is that he and his family emigrated to Australia from Scotland when he was young. So he has a very strong Scottish accent now mixed with an Aussie accent. Very unique and obviously very powerful.
Barney has a very talented son named David Campbell, he’s voice is amazing 🤩
Hey my request here. I know you did this song with Jimmy & Farnham, but I reckon it was a trash effort from Jimmy in that song. To me, this is how the song is supposed to be performed, as incredible as Farnham is, Ian Mosses vocals on this song are absolute perfection. There's a vulnerability to them that just didn't carry over.
Then Jimmy comes and kicks the walls down. There's a girl in the audience there (the one that screams at the end), you can see how moved she is by it. She wouldn't even have been born when the song came out.
Cold Chisel is part of the Australian fabric.
Those 11 minutes waiting for the 4 minute mark of the song had me giggling.
I often wonder where that blondie is now.
I won a radio competition and not only got two free tickets to an Ian Moss concert, but also got to sit in for his rehearsal before the concert, just my sister and I there! Later we got to meet him and took a selfie together. Lovely man, so friendly and gracious. Wonderful memory.
Jimmy Barnes is great singer and songwriter. Cold Chisel were the greatest Australian rock band.
If you want to hear another great Jimmy song, check out 'Choir Girl'. It's one from his younger years, but it's so, so impressive.
His powerful voice is something above all something. Awesome to listen to and grown up with this legend. Australia's 2nd national anthem is sung by Jimmy.
I saw Cold Chisel very early in their career, just after their first album was released. It was very easy to see those bands way back then, they all toured country towns, ACDC etc.
Diesel is Jimmy’s brother in law, he married Jane Barnes sister Jep in 1989.
You know you have people who appreciate music, when Jimmy named his daughter Mahalia.
She in her own right, can belt out a song and keep up with her Dad. Jimmy is a genuine nice guy. Came from humble beginnings, his autobiography is well worth the read. Working Class Boy (early years) then follows it up with “Working Class Man”
It's Ian Moss, there's two singers in it. Ian Moss is also a very good singer. His song Tuckers daughter is good but he hasn't had anywhere near the success Jimmy has had. lmfao I feel like I am responding too much but this is the last one, I am going to address 7:24 .. I could send you 100 tracks where he belts over E5 in chest, the Tina video as I said has a pretty much 90% pure chest f5, which is the note Tina gives a thumbs up to, but I could send you way too many videos. The difference is that Jimmy's voice is heavy, and generally speaking heavy, dramatic voices need to thin a lot more in the chest to hit the notes. The f5 in the Tina video though, is pretty much all in chest. Obviously, you'd pick Johny to cover the high notes in a tenor/tenor duet but he has a light, more agile voice, and he thins a lot faster. Also the thing is with Jimmy's rasp.I have mentioned this before hand, he has cleaner notes in his youth before he started doing drugs; it then developed into the rasp you heard on the Tina video,and then it developed to the harsh drill like sound; and not to say he 'a rock star' doesn't scream on occasions like every other rock star, but he belted a G5 in the bside of 'Boys cry out for war' that is crystal clear, even by John Farnham standards; so the haters can't tarnish his vocal ability because he had Crystal clear belts in his prime from 1978 - 1984 era.