Australian music is often not heard in other countries which is a shame. Cold Chisel is rock royalty here and its great for their sound to be spread about. Thank you for the reaction and your thoughts on one of my favourite bands.
Don Walker wrote this song about someone supporting a friend through an abortion. The song was about supporting a friend through such an emotionally charged time, not about the issue of abortion. I think this is why people could feel such emotion in this song even when not aware of the meaning in the song
Just listening to Cold Chisel Choir Girl. Don Walker’s amazing lyrics and Jimmy Barnes at his melodic best. For people that think all he ever did was scream need to go back and listen to these early albums before he had punished himself with years of alcohol and hard partying. This song written about abortion 40 years ago shows the emotional intelligence this band had that exceeds most of our lawmakers and politicians in the current day. Barnsey, short hair, unshaven, white shirt and beige suit, cheeky smile and amazing vocal control. Don Walker and Ian Moss with delicious piano, trademark licks and harmonies make this track a true masterpiece. If I could go back in time and see this band in this time.... 😊
Although I don't live in Australia any more, I have always been happy that I grew up there and got to experience 70s, 80s and 90s music. My child is growing up with a love of Aussie music, especially Cold Chisel. I agree Flame Trees would be another great choice, always brings tears to my eyes whenever I hear it. It is simply just one of those songs.
Cold Chisel and Jimmy Barnes (he went Solo) are just an Australian Institution, I guess you could equate them to the status of Bruce Springsteen. 'Khe San' or 'working class man' are Australia's 'Born in the USA'.
Choirgirl is written by the band member Don Walker (he plays the keyboard in the band). Choirgirl is written about pregnancy termination. It became a popular song not for just its great sound, but for a lot of people an emotional connection to the meaning. One of the best songs to come out of Australia
back up into the late 80s we had a really strong pub music scene where you could go out most niights of the week and hear great live bands for cheap of free, they were the good old days when the pubs were the backbone of most communitys, now days its all been wiped out mostly , sad to see it all gone
Look up East ( the album) or Circus animals by cold chisel,this is when they were at their peak even though the first 2 albums had some real gems on them.Also if you look up Cold Chisel live at the Bombay rock it will come up on you tube with a yellow ticket stub I was at this concert and it will show you how good they were live -cheers JD
Get a hold of the Live Tapes version of the Last Stand with DVD. The 1st Last Stand live in 1983 was great but IMO the Live Tapes version, about 2016 I think, was the greatest performance ever, by anyone. It's unreal
eiclan lan - I know, right! I was a little taken aback. I know this song like the back of my hand, but hadn’t seen the video since it came out, so wasn’t prepared to see Jimmy looking so young! Lol
That accent is Glaswegian. His name is Jimmy Barnes. The backbone of the early Australian Rock scene hails from immigrant youth who came to Australia with their families, many of whom settled in Elizabeth, South Australia. Jimmy was about 6 when he came here yet retained his Glasgow accent, as Elizabeth was mainly populated by the British and other Europeans who came to this land in search of a better life. Unfortunately, they had just brought all their problems with them but the music that was created was (in my opinion) a gift to the world. Cold Chisel did indeed start out in the '70s--1973 to be precise.
i love cold chisel because it reminds me of my dad who is long since past away, he used to work in the rock n roll industry and would always play cold chisel in his workshop etc
Cold Chisel - one of Australia's best. I have been in a pub and a cover band would start playing this and the whole dance floor would come to a halt, arms around everyone else and singing along and then cheering at the end. Its about supporting a woman during an abortion and the pain they were going through.
You are just touching the tip of the iceberg that is Australian music. So much different genres over a very short period of time. Check out bands like Mental as Anything, Noiseworks, The Easybeats, Stevie Wright, Jo Jo Zep and The Falcons, Billy Fields, Billy Thorpe and The Aztecs, Richard Clapton, Vanessa Amorossi, Uncanny X-Men, The Sports, Helen Reddy (R.I.P), Olivia Newton John, John Williamson, Sherbet, Skyhooks, Australian Crawl, Peter Allen, Sharon O'Neill, Split Enz, Tina Arena, Jon English, John Paul Young, Colleen Hewitt, Daddy Cool, Ross Wilson, 1927, Icehouse, Midnight Oil, and many, many, many, many more.
Yes!!!!!.,Stuff of ledgend. Cold Chisel -so so many songs ,great Song Writers .all of the songs guaranteed to hear this on radio anywhere or any day everyday.never ever get sick of hearing this.
Thanks for reviewing choir Girl! I did a cover of this song on my channel last week the first one! I’m covering 20 songs from the 80s and 90s as part of a music project. This song brings back tons of memories for me growing up in Aus during the 80s. I’m a new subscriber and I’ll be checking out more of your reactions👍
Modern Renaissance Man A song about abortion... "One nurse to hold her. One nurse to wheel her down the corridors of healing". "Suffer little children Send that little child to me All day the doctor Handles his responsibility
Great Cold Chisel song, one of my favourites along with My Baby and the slower Too Much Love (Ain't Enough To Satisfy Me). In this old clip Jimmy looks so much like his amazingly talented son David Campbell.
This is one of my favourite Cold Chisel songs (along with Flame Trees and Bow River, and Breakfast at Sweethearts). It’s the story and the emotion that gets me. And it’s just generally a good song, showcasing just how damn good a singer Jimmy is. He had a period where he just screamed everything (when he was an alcoholic), but before and after that, you really hear how talented he is. And he does have a great scream, no doubt. But it was overkill, I think, and you couldn’t hear the truly gorgeous rough blues and soul that his voice naturally has. But this song is about a man supporting his female friend (just friend, not girlfriend) through an abortion. It makes no statement on whether or not it’s a good or bad thing as a concept, it’s just about supporting a friend when she’s having a really difficult time. It’s beautiful, I think. I wish there were more cross-gender friendships so close and supportive, to be able to get in there, support them when they’re alone and at their lowest. It’s not a subject you’d expect a pub band to broach, but I think they did it in a lovely and touching way, and it’s one of the reasons why this is one of my favourite songs. That, and Jimmy’s perfect vocals.
Gosh look how young and handsome Barnsey is. BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARNSEY! almost got into Van Halen before Sammy Hagar The East Album is an excellent introduction to this Band.
Gosh, could you imagine Barnsey in Van Halen? They wouldn’t know what to do with themselves with a singer like him. Don’t get me wrong, I love Diamond Dave, but he wasn’t exactly a vocal powerhouse.
He probably chose a Cold Chisel song cause he's probably an Aussie and Chisel are an iconic Aussie blues rock band. Awesome, I love to see people hear them for the fist time.Thanks.
He's singing about his beautiful Thai Wife. Still married with gorgeous children. The whole family have been doing singalongs on their FB & insta during lockdown for everyone. I first heard it at a local concert on a beach. Got a sense of deep love.
Don Walker wrote the song not Barnes, and it about supporting a friend through an abortion, but you're right Jimmy Barnes' wife is lovely & it's so nice to see a rock star still in love with his wife
It's a great song about a tragic subject and situation for a young girl to be in. At the time there were constant news reports about teen mothers, welfare payments and the rush to get young girls to rush to abort. It seemed the system cared nothing for the teen mother or the life of the unborn child it was about shame and cost. Cold Chisel performed the song almost as a love song to the lost innocence of the child mother and the unborn that would never be, makes this a tragic and beautiful thing from such ugly circumstances.
Again Jimmy Barnes is the lead singer of Cold Chisel. That is Jimmy Barnes singing Choir Girl. A very young one but still him. Cheers. By the way love watching all the music awesome.
Anyone who has any interest in Australian rock music knows Cold Chisel and they know this song. I'd like to see/hear a reaction to a Chisel song sung by the guitarist, Ian Moss. He may not have the same vocal range as Jimmy Barnes, but I find his voice much easier to listen to.
A beautifully poignant song about young girl having her pregnancy terminated. All of Cold Chisel's songs have great lyrics that struck a chord with working class Aussies.
I was in school when it came out and was into acdc,cold chisel were a pub outfit and shy of media even though they did go on countdown eventually (look that one up as well)but they were almost an alternative rock band that got a following from playing pub gigs.The m8st famous being the star hotel riot,but as they said they weren't anywhere near it but folklaw says otherwise.Saturday night was the only album i bought of theirs which was their latest albums.Flametrees and kaisan(think thats how you spell it)are their two most popular songs
@@billba I don't think it was against abortion, but it was neither pro abortion either. The songwriter came up with an interesting perspective of pregnancy termination, from the POV of the man seeing his female partner off before the operation. Amazingly, it was played on Australian Catholic radio stations without them realising what the song was in reference to.
Awesome to see Chisel being heard over there. This song was just on the radio a lot. It's about a guy and his girlfriend going through the abortion process. I'm not sure about the origin, whether Don knew someone or what. But the song is as nice as it is, poignant and sad.
Just a friend, not a girlfriend- “she loves me like a sister”. So very close friend, almost like a sibling. And she was alone, no one else to support her, but her “brother” stepped up to be there for her in her time of need. I think it’s such a lovely song about how important good friends are.
I know from your site that you are just not a man for reacting to music/movies, I have followed your site for a while now, but tonight I am praying that you will Bless our country Australia through the devastating fires and drought that we are going thru, whatever religion.sprituality or whatever you believe in.........please think of us..........Just want to also say thank you to the amazing/wonderful lady Pink for her donation of $500,000 to the wonderful Fire Fighters/Volenteers who have so saves many lives. I know you will not be able to answer me, xx love you and your site
He really cool, Aussie legend, legendary song. Hard drinking rock song and Australian's love to drink hard and in general its considered a romantic song.
I was living in West End in Brisbane, I smoked a LOT of weed and drank a lot. My co-workers called me Animal and I can't even remember what kind of car I drove (I went through a few vehicles). How did I survive? I used to drink at Stones Corner and Camp Hill Hotels......And the Playroom at Tallebudgera...
He does such a great cover of that song! It’s like his voice is just made for it. So much better than the Michael Bolton cover. Leagues ahead of that one! I think because he has more of the gravel that Percy Sledge has, whereas Bolton’s voice is too smooth.
I like his voice Definately made alot of Aussies happy with this But we cant see your reaction during the song. First time hearing this. Love it!! Great choice Kane!!
that song Choir Girl is Australian rock icons Cold Chisel Jimmy Barnes vocals Ian moss lead strat phil small bass steve prestwich drumming, Hammond two teir , ?? i forget , top Australian musicians from 1977 _1983 listen to their work its brilliant jimmy barnes had a awesome solo career. AUSTRALIAN LIVE rock from late 70s till 90s my opinion best in the world i include a couple of kiwi bands that cannot be left out HERE is a list of bands you should go out your way to play some albums. the angels cold chisel rose tatoo little river band AC/ DC split endz crowed house dave dobbin dragonn midnite oil Australian crawl men at work radiators the church inxs divinals daddy cool hoodoo guroos powderfinger that's not scratching the surface enjoy if i find time if you like send a song list ?
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Australian music is often not heard in other countries which is a shame. Cold Chisel is rock royalty here and its great for their sound to be spread about. Thank you for the reaction and your thoughts on one of my favourite bands.
Love cold chisel as a kiwi...are they king of bogan bands?
Bogan royalty
From my home town and yes, Aussie rock royalty.
And in NZ!
Onya Kobblerzz 👍
Don Walker wrote this song about someone supporting a friend through an abortion. The song was about supporting a friend through such an emotionally charged time, not about the issue of abortion. I think this is why people could feel such emotion in this song even when not aware of the meaning in the song
Just listening to Cold Chisel Choir Girl. Don Walker’s amazing lyrics and Jimmy Barnes at his melodic best. For people that think all he ever did was scream need to go back and listen to these early albums before he had punished himself with years of alcohol and hard partying. This song written about abortion 40 years ago shows the emotional intelligence this band had that exceeds most of our lawmakers and politicians in the current day. Barnsey, short hair, unshaven, white shirt and beige suit, cheeky smile and amazing vocal control. Don Walker and Ian Moss with delicious piano, trademark licks and harmonies make this track a true masterpiece. If I could go back in time and see this band in this time.... 😊
totally agree about barnsey....had the honour of seeing chisel at pub level in early days
Jimmy does not scream
I’m loving you’re doing the Australian classics!
Jimmy Barnes.
Scottish born, Australian owned.
yes finally doing a cold chisel song. Flame Trees is another good one. one of my favourites.
Although I don't live in Australia any more, I have always been happy that I grew up there and got to experience 70s, 80s and 90s music. My child is growing up with a love of Aussie music, especially Cold Chisel. I agree Flame Trees would be another great choice, always brings tears to my eyes whenever I hear it. It is simply just one of those songs.
@@Aussiegal1972 ahh man flame trees is soo good
Forever Now another classic
the singer is jimmy barnes, the australian bruce springsteen.
Aussie classic a must have at every old school party.
Kane yes what a beast
Cold Chisel and Jimmy Barnes (he went Solo) are just an Australian Institution, I guess you could equate them to the status of Bruce Springsteen. 'Khe San' or 'working class man' are Australia's 'Born in the USA'.
Laine Jay Or Flame Trees - practically our national anthem.
Working Class Man - Written by a Yank .. Sung by a Scotsman .. Australian anthem . .
Driving wheels, last frontier JB had some great solo stuff. Best of Cold Chisel one of the first albums I ever had downloaded.
Wow bro! Cold chisel in the seventies in Australia was part of my life!
Choirgirl is written by the band member Don Walker (he plays the keyboard in the band). Choirgirl is written about pregnancy termination. It became a popular song not for just its great sound, but for a lot of people an emotional connection to the meaning. One of the best songs to come out of Australia
back up into the late 80s we had a really strong pub music scene where you could go out most niights of the week and hear great live bands for cheap of free, they were the good old days when the pubs were the backbone of most communitys, now days its all been wiped out mostly , sad to see it all gone
Blow up the pokies.
I use to love Selina's so many great bands cut their teeth their from here to overseas what time what scene ❤️
Ha ha when the Bogans untt Drongos cumm out pissed in there olden Commodés 😃😃😃😂👍👍
First time hearing this. Love it!! Great choice Kane!!
The East Album is an excellent introduction to this Band.
Yep, played it to death
Definitely their best entry point album, but all their albums are all killer, no filler!
barnsey needs a bath tho
Wow first time for me..but I am diggin it for sure 😁😁 I will sure check out more from this band..Thank you Kane
Look up East ( the album) or Circus animals by cold chisel,this is when they were at their peak even though the first 2 albums had some real gems on them.Also if you look up Cold Chisel live at the Bombay rock it will come up on you tube with a yellow ticket stub I was at this concert and it will show you how good they were live -cheers JD
You've stuck gold my friend👌
Get a hold of the Live Tapes version of the Last Stand with DVD. The 1st Last Stand live in 1983 was great but IMO the Live Tapes version, about 2016 I think, was the greatest performance ever, by anyone. It's unreal
Jimmy was never that young surely? 😊
eiclan lan - I know, right! I was a little taken aback. I know this song like the back of my hand, but hadn’t seen the video since it came out, so wasn’t prepared to see Jimmy looking so young! Lol
And in a suit!
In was 15 the first time I saw them in a pub... such talent!
Definately made alot of Aussies happy with this But we cant see your reaction during the song.
Gosh look how young and handsome Barnsey is.
I've known this song my entire life, but somehow had never seen this clip. Wasn't he though?
That accent is Glaswegian. His name is Jimmy Barnes. The backbone of the early Australian Rock scene hails from immigrant youth who came to Australia with their families, many of whom settled in Elizabeth, South Australia. Jimmy was about 6 when he came here yet retained his Glasgow accent, as Elizabeth was mainly populated by the British and other Europeans who came to this land in search of a better life. Unfortunately, they had just brought all their problems with them but the music that was created was (in my opinion) a gift to the world. Cold Chisel did indeed start out in the '70s--1973 to be precise.
colin hay was a pommy jackeroo too, arse straylea swapped him for rolfy harris
I think ac dc unt the church were pommies too 👍👍👍
This is seriously my favorite channel!! Love the reactions, Ive made no secret of the fact you are reviewing Australian Music!
Love ‘Choir Girl’. Part of the soundtrack of the lives of many people living in Australia & New Zealand in the 70’s & 80’s!
i love cold chisel because it reminds me of my dad who is long since past away, he used to work in the rock n roll industry and would always play cold chisel in his workshop etc
Jimmy Barnes is an Aussie born in Scotland. He does have a scottish accent
Cold Chisel - one of Australia's best. I have been in a pub and a cover band would start playing this and the whole dance floor would come to a halt, arms around everyone else and singing along and then cheering at the end. Its about supporting a woman during an abortion and the pain they were going through.
You are just touching the tip of the iceberg that is Australian music. So much different genres over a very short period of time. Check out bands like Mental as Anything, Noiseworks, The Easybeats, Stevie Wright, Jo Jo Zep and The Falcons, Billy Fields, Billy Thorpe and The Aztecs, Richard Clapton, Vanessa Amorossi, Uncanny X-Men, The Sports, Helen Reddy (R.I.P), Olivia Newton John, John Williamson, Sherbet, Skyhooks, Australian Crawl, Peter Allen, Sharon O'Neill, Split Enz, Tina Arena, Jon English, John Paul Young, Colleen Hewitt, Daddy Cool, Ross Wilson, 1927, Icehouse, Midnight Oil, and many, many, many, many more.
Yes!!!!!.,Stuff of ledgend. Cold Chisel -so so many songs ,great Song Writers .all of the songs guaranteed to hear this on radio anywhere or any day everyday.never ever get sick of hearing this.
Thanks for reviewing choir Girl! I did a cover of this song on my channel last week the first one! I’m covering 20 songs from the 80s and 90s as part of a music project. This song brings back tons of memories for me growing up in Aus during the 80s. I’m a new subscriber and I’ll be checking out more of your reactions👍
Modern Renaissance Man
A song about abortion... "One nurse to hold her. One nurse to wheel her down the corridors of healing".
"Suffer little children
Send that little child to me
All day the doctor
Handles his responsibility
lecu1967 I had no idea this song was about abortion
Great Cold Chisel song, one of my favourites along with My Baby and the slower Too Much Love (Ain't Enough To Satisfy Me). In this old clip Jimmy looks so much like his amazingly talented son David Campbell.
Went to see Jimmy barnes live 3 days ago was awesome
One of the best Cold Chisel songs. Released November 1979. Aussie Pub Rock Classic
Don Walker. Genius.
Love me some Chisel
This is one of my favourite Cold Chisel songs (along with Flame Trees and Bow River, and Breakfast at Sweethearts). It’s the story and the emotion that gets me. And it’s just generally a good song, showcasing just how damn good a singer Jimmy is. He had a period where he just screamed everything (when he was an alcoholic), but before and after that, you really hear how talented he is. And he does have a great scream, no doubt. But it was overkill, I think, and you couldn’t hear the truly gorgeous rough blues and soul that his voice naturally has.
But this song is about a man supporting his female friend (just friend, not girlfriend) through an abortion. It makes no statement on whether or not it’s a good or bad thing as a concept, it’s just about supporting a friend when she’s having a really difficult time. It’s beautiful, I think. I wish there were more cross-gender friendships so close and supportive, to be able to get in there, support them when they’re alone and at their lowest.
It’s not a subject you’d expect a pub band to broach, but I think they did it in a lovely and touching way, and it’s one of the reasons why this is one of my favourite songs. That, and Jimmy’s perfect vocals.
oh my god what a GREAT song!
I love chisel love this song too another good one is cheap wine! Thanks for the upload!
Merry Go Round and Houndog, both by Cold Chisel. Great, meaningful stuff man
Another Aussie band you have to check out is Skyhooks. Great musicianship and great singer with very socially aware lyrics.
Holy #$@%balls, so damned young! One forgets that time flys by so quick🤦♀️
One of my all time favourites from a great Aussie band
Gosh look how young and handsome Barnsey is.
BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARNSEY! almost got into Van Halen before Sammy Hagar
The East Album is an excellent introduction to this Band.
Gosh, could you imagine Barnsey in Van Halen? They wouldn’t know what to do with themselves with a singer like him. Don’t get me wrong, I love Diamond Dave, but he wasn’t exactly a vocal powerhouse.
Aussie classic a must have at every old school party.
Went to see Jimmy barnes live 3 days ago was awesome
Love me some Chisel
He probably chose a Cold Chisel song cause he's probably an Aussie and Chisel are an iconic Aussie blues rock band. Awesome, I love to see people hear them for the fist time.Thanks.
Yes, Jimmy is as Aussie as you could possibly get, but his accent is Scottish!
Their song Flame Trees .. is written about my hometown
I grew up listening to these songs. Nostalgiaaaaa lol
He's singing about his beautiful Thai Wife. Still married with gorgeous children. The whole family have been doing singalongs on their FB & insta during lockdown for everyone.
I first heard it at a local concert on a beach. Got a sense of deep love.
Don Walker wrote the song not Barnes, and it about supporting a friend through an abortion, but you're right Jimmy Barnes' wife is lovely & it's so nice to see a rock star still in love with his wife
It's a great song about a tragic subject and situation for a young girl to be in. At the time there were constant news reports about teen mothers, welfare payments and the rush to get young girls to rush to abort. It seemed the system cared nothing for the teen mother or the life of the unborn child it was about shame and cost. Cold Chisel performed the song almost as a love song to the lost innocence of the child mother and the unborn that would never be, makes this a tragic and beautiful thing from such ugly circumstances.
I like this very much, lovely voice
man i love cold chisel, soulful rocken roll yeah, if you listen close you will hear a lot of reggae patterns in their drummers work yeah
Again Jimmy Barnes is the lead singer of Cold Chisel. That is Jimmy Barnes singing Choir Girl. A very young one but still him. Cheers. By the way love watching all the music awesome.
Anyone who has any interest in Australian rock music knows Cold Chisel and they know this song. I'd like to see/hear a reaction to a Chisel song sung by the guitarist, Ian Moss. He may not have the same vocal range as Jimmy Barnes, but I find his voice much easier to listen to.
You can really see David Campbell's resemblance to his dad Jimmy !
A beautifully poignant song about young girl having her pregnancy terminated. All of Cold Chisel's songs have great lyrics that struck a chord with working class Aussies.
A other great aussie band called ice house.. one of there songs called great Southern land.. a great song
jimmy barnes is a legend, his brother is not a bad singer also
I was in school when it came out and was into acdc,cold chisel were a pub outfit and shy of media even though they did go on countdown eventually (look that one up as well)but they were almost an alternative rock band that got a following from playing pub gigs.The m8st famous being the star hotel riot,but as they said they weren't anywhere near it but folklaw says otherwise.Saturday night was the only album i bought of theirs which was their latest albums.Flametrees and kaisan(think thats how you spell it)are their two most popular songs
The lead singer Jimmy Barnes is in the screaming cowboy the sky meme aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Australian fucking legend, working class man, wink wink. First song I learned on the drums.
This song is a coded reference to the abortion process in Australia during the 70s/80s
Is it pro or against abortion?
@@billba I don't think it was against abortion, but it was neither pro abortion either. The songwriter came up with an interesting perspective of pregnancy termination, from the POV of the man seeing his female partner off before the operation.
Amazingly, it was played on Australian Catholic radio stations without them realising what the song was in reference to.
Awesome to see Chisel being heard over there.
This song was just on the radio a lot. It's about a guy and his girlfriend going through the abortion process. I'm not sure about the origin, whether Don knew someone or what. But the song is as nice as it is, poignant and sad.
Just a friend, not a girlfriend- “she loves me like a sister”. So very close friend, almost like a sibling. And she was alone, no one else to support her, but her “brother” stepped up to be there for her in her time of need.
I think it’s such a lovely song about how important good friends are.
I know from your site that you are just not a man for reacting to music/movies, I have followed your site for a while now, but tonight I am praying that you will Bless our country Australia through the devastating fires and drought that we are going thru, whatever religion.sprituality or whatever you believe in.........please think of us..........Just want to also say thank you to the amazing/wonderful lady Pink for her donation of $500,000 to the wonderful Fire Fighters/Volenteers who have so saves many lives. I know you will not be able to answer me, xx love you and your site
Been praying for you guys. I have quite a few aussies that are subbed to my channel. You guys sure are in my prayers.
He really cool, Aussie legend, legendary song. Hard drinking rock song and Australian's love to drink hard and in general its considered a romantic song.
Oh my look how young he is there!!
Cold Chisel is the definitive Australian band of all time. Check out 'I'd Die To Be With You Tonight' from Jimmy Barnses's solo stuff.
This is a classic Aussie rock sound which we love but others mightn’t
Great stuff.....flame trees is another gem...
Back when Jimmy's voice was more clear. Fabulous ballad...
Don Walker - genius.
I was living in West End in Brisbane, I smoked a LOT of weed and drank a lot. My co-workers called me Animal and I can't even remember what kind of car I drove (I went through a few vehicles). How did I survive? I used to drink at Stones Corner and Camp Hill Hotels......And the Playroom at Tallebudgera...
That's Jimmy Barnes singing choir girl
stone cold with joe bonamassa is pure magic!!
Love this one from Cold Chisel.🇦🇺❤
A very very young Jimmy Barnes.🎼❤️🇦🇺❤️🇺🇸
This was Chisel's breakthrough single. About abortion and the Catholic Church.
Perfect cruising music
Why was your face covered during the reaction? Was it just a tech error? Wanted to see you during the song.
Check out Jimmy Barnes version of When A Man Loves A Woman
He does such a great cover of that song! It’s like his voice is just made for it. So much better than the Michael Bolton cover. Leagues ahead of that one! I think because he has more of the gravel that Percy Sledge has, whereas Bolton’s voice is too smooth.
Ian Moss was the guitarist you should check him out he has a beautiful voice ,
I like his voice
Definately made alot of Aussies happy with this But we cant see your reaction during the song.
First time hearing this. Love it!! Great choice Kane!!
It’s cold chisel. All their stuff is good
that song Choir Girl is Australian rock icons Cold Chisel Jimmy Barnes vocals
Ian moss lead strat phil small bass steve prestwich drumming, Hammond two teir , ?? i forget , top Australian musicians from 1977 _1983 listen to their work its brilliant jimmy barnes had a awesome solo career. AUSTRALIAN LIVE rock from late 70s till 90s my opinion best in the world i include a couple of kiwi bands that cannot be left out HERE is a list of bands you should go out your way to play some albums.
the angels
cold chisel
rose tatoo
little river band
AC/ DC
split endz crowed house
dave dobbin
dragonn
midnite oil
Australian crawl
men at work
radiators
the church
inxs
divinals
daddy cool
hoodoo guroos
powderfinger that's not scratching the surface enjoy if i find time if you like send a song list ?
This band is the heart of Australia.
Kane... he reminds me of Sam Worthington in looks...a little bit... On certain angles.
Jimmy was never that young surely? 😊
First time hearing this. Love it!! Great choice Kane!!
Was in Aus. Some close friends had horrible miscarriages (although this songs about abortion i mean either way) and yeah played it a lot
Thank you and Kane for playing some Chisel. They are in our blood. I got a little emotional seeing Steve Prestwich.
Please react to Flame Trees.
lead singer Jimmy Barnes is a Scottish born Australian. Accent you are hearingis Scottish/Oz
What was going on. U were yet to be born. keep that in context baby boy.
Can you do a reaction to 'Careless' by Paul Kelly?
Awesome lyrics, stage presence and back catalogue.
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wth im not seeing your updates or notifications. I was just here and it said all files are over the next two days not tonight????
I usually have the same problem
kane sounds like a real dude, but this notkane guy... legend.
They're actually the same person so double legend he was.
Please review Flame Trees Cold Chisel. my favourite song ever.
Great review mate!
If you're not easily offended listen to Old Man River by TISM. Australian humour at its worst/best, you decide, ba ha ha ha.
He didn't listen to the words at all. Wow
Long live Chisel!!
BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARNSEY! almost got into Van Halen before Sammy Hagar
And ACDC before Brian Johnson
Definitely need to do 'Bow River' and 'Saturday Night' by Cold Chisel, you get to hear both Barnsey and Mossy singing their guts out
Thanks for the Heads up Kane. Yeah I noticed that about a half hour after I posted. Wasn't disappointed
I love your videos!
Wow?!!