Crowded House/Jimmy Barnes - Throw Your Arms Around Me | Reaction
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To this day, Jimmy considers Neil and Tim Finn family. So much so, that he lovingly calls them the “Finnlaws”. They regularly holiday / work holiday with each other brother here in Australia and in New Zealand. Jimmies daughter, EJ (Eliza-Jane) and her husband met when they were both working with Neil’s sons, Liam and Elroy’s band.
Jimmy sounds closer to the Finns than his own estranged family lol.
Is son in law related to the Finn's
@@stephenformosa1005 I’m not sure to be honest. I didn’t think so but maybe. I know he’s a musician too. EJ’s husband’s name is Jimmy too.
That just tells me that both Jimmy and the Finns know good music and people. :)
@@stephenformosa1005Jimmy's son in law came out of Neil's balls lol 🤣🤣
Crowded House often cover this song as Nick Seymour, Crowded House's bassist is the brother of Mark Seymour, the singer for Hunters and Collectors
I watched this live on TV when the concert happened, a fund-raiser for the Ethiopian famine. To see 2 iconic acts singing the song of a 3rd iconic act was pretty special, esp with the connection of Crowded House bass player Nick Seymour being the brother of the writer of the song Mark Seymour of Hunters & Collectors
I remember watching it too! I would’ve been 10 at the time.
Jimmy and Jane Barnes are in New Zealand right now visiting family. There was a photo on his FB page on their way to Neil Finn's concert in Auckland.
Jimmy has a Christmas album about to be released in a week or so
Jimmy Barnes Christmas album?I know what I want for Christmas then!
@@amygone2pot "Blue Christmas"
Jimmy sings a killer version of many rivers to cross at this same concert
Love that you love Crowded House. With that in mind, woud you be prepared to react to them performing their song, "It's only natural"? And also when the Finn brothers were in Split Endz, their song, "six months in a leaky boat". Thanks again for another quality reaction matey 👍
@@JazzFan76 Pretty sure he hasn't. I can only see Better be home soon, Fall at your feet (2 versions), Weather with you and Throw your arms around me
Let’s go way back on Split Enz and get into Hope I Never
watch jimmys many rivets to cross from same concert...is a real banger
Can’t believe I didn’t know this existed😮 thank you so much for reacting to this🎉
I never knew of it.
I still think that the D*A*A*S version is the greatest ever.
Only Jimmy could make Neil Finn sound like a backup singer.
Would you believe that I know the house where the Finn brothers, Tim & Neil, were born and raised? I live in Te Awamutu, New Zealand, and I know their place very well.
Same!
I saw Crowded House last night in Hunter Valley...absolutely amazing.
Saw Crowded House in Darwin 2 weeks ago at the opening show of their Australian Tour. They were amazing, sounded fantastic and put on an awesome show.
Fake news because I saw them 20+ years ago at the Sydney opera house at their farewell concert lol
@@eddawson9617 I mean it is an unwritten Australian music rule that if you are a legendary act, you have to retire, make a comeback, retire, make a comeback. All the great ones do it! It’s called doing a Farnsy 😃
I saw Crowded House perform last night in the Hunter Valley! And I've been to more than 20 shows since that Farewell gig in 1996 haha
Saw Crowded House last night, supported by The Teskey Brothers. Still buzzing 🐝
All fabulous! The best of both worlds .
Tim and Neil are brothers from memory . This is a band Aussie’s😅 like to claim as ours . Oh the good all days … 🎉
you need to hear Kimmy Branes sing a Ballad, His range and control is amazing. Search for Jimmy Barnes, Waiting for the Heartache
If you can find it…. Jimmy Barnes teamed up with Tina Turner to do “Simply the Best”. I believe there is a solo adaptation from Jimmy floating around to
He's reacted to the Tina/Jimmy one
Bless you! And thank you for equalising the sound
Love your work.
Jimmy also sings Many rivers to cross on this same appearance with crowded house.
Not twins, Tim Is elder brother, has a farm about 6 miles up the road see him often in grocery store.
Oh yeah!
Check out another Aussie Normie Rowe work goes back to the 60s. Later he took the lead role in Les Mis check out Bring Him Home! He has a powerful voice.
Some more great Aussie songs.
Flash and the Pan: Down Among the Dead Men, Hey St. Peter
Midnight Oil: Wedding Cake Island
INXS: Heaven Sent
The Johnnys: Bleeding Heart
Split Enz: Poor Boy
Jimmy Barnes: Driving Wheels
Jo Jo Zep: All I Wanna Do
Hunters and Collectors: Do You See What I See.
Jimmy Barnes and Michael Hutchence - Good Times. A classic Easybeats song. Gotta do the live version
Before they were Crowded House they were Split Enz. Check ‘em out
Kiwi born Aussie.. can't Believe I've never heard this!???
1988 is a great year brother! August for me! G'day from down under!
Throw your arms around me is a hunters and collectors original song
Hey there Nic - just wanted to point out that Crowded House isn't really Australian. As much as we love them to bits, they're a New Zealand band m8. We consider them "adopted Aussies" and their music is played here at every national Aussie holiday, but gotta recognise our neighbours and their talents.
Ahem, Split Enz were a Kiwi band... Crowded House was a band of mixed origin of its members. Some Kiwi, some not, but I'll let Neil say where the band was formed (on Aussie soil or that of New Zealand!).
@@markwaters3050 Sorry, but I, and a lot of Aussies consider them a Kiwi band, I mean, fair suck of the sav here. The Finn brothers wrote most of the material, were the vocals and lead singer, so you gotta let the Kiwi's have this one sorry m8......I'm a true blue Aussie, so I believe in a fair go and recognition when deserved. I wouldn't like it if they laid claim to Billy Thorpe just coz he wrote a couple of tunes over there. You're entitled to your opinion, but please don't bag me for mine m8. Have a good one
@@roslynjonsson2383 Tim Finn was not a member of Crowded House. Hester the drummer (RIP) was not a Kiwi, nor was Seymour the bass player! What the hell are you talking about? Tim and Neil were in "the Enz" together, but not Crowded House, and I don't think that Tim wrote many, if any, songs for Crowded House. By the end of Split Enz, Tim was a solo artist.
@@markwaters3050 I beg to differ. Tim Finn was so a crowded house member, he left in 84 to go solo, and both brothers wrote material. Google is your friend. So what are you talking about?
I think everyone means well with this recurring argument, not wanting to deny credit where it's due, but I don't think this needs to be decided one way or the other. They're an ANZ band (or NZA if it makes you happier). They've qualified for and won awards from both country's music industries. I don't see why there's a need to try to force New Zealanders to be Australian or vice versa, the band was/is mixed and they have always been active in both countries. Neil is undoubtedly the driving and creative force and all the members contributed to their sound and personality, so forcing them all rigidly into only one country or the other is surely doing them a disservice? Both New Zealanders and Australians can be proud of them.
(Edit: But I mean, fair enough you'd get annoyed if you were a New Zealander and never heard the NZ side acknowledged. As an Aussie who grew up with them, I've always heard them referred to as a NZ+Aus band so I'm always a bit baffled that years later this argument over it started popping up on the internet!)
Zero Sugar 🤣 thank you for showing me that Nick it makes me happy to know you’re doing the right thing !!
If it was ‘88, it was probably part of AusAID which happened in conjunction with liveAID to raise funds for starving children in Africa.
Harper Finn is worth checking out.
The Aretha comment....❤️
The Finn brothers are from New Zealand
Fun fact Jimmy doesn't actually use his vocal chords it's fucking insane
You have a lot of Aussies on your Patreon , don’t you!
Never came across this version before.... Better than the original
I have to admit, I prefer both the Crowded House version (from Farewell to the World Tour) and this one with Jimmy Barnes than the original Hunters and Collectors.
Just last week I was also telling a work colleague that for years I only knew the Crowded House version, not sure if I was aware as a kid that it was a cover
I can't thank you enough for reacting to this. We Aussies have so much brilliant talent here.
I gotta say... this is not a good match up. But I love this song.
There's a cool version of this song with Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam doing it with Mark Seymore, who wrote it. Eddie had not met Seymore until that day, but had been playing the song for years.
One of my favourite songs :) I'm sure there'll be a version of Jimmy doing "It's a Man's World" out there.
dollar finn will come after you
Might be a strange comparison but Jimmy Barnes reminds me of a white James Brown, totally different genres but they have a similar vocal quality in the high range
The music of crowded house is incredible, but this song…..
Neil Finn’s voice makes me happy. I’m not so keen on your friend, Jimmy, but I’m mostly into mellow voices.
It’s so sad that John Farnham probably won’t ever sing again since his cancer diagnosis and surgery
Once again the Aussies take the fame for New Zealands talent Crowded House lead singer is a New Zealander , Jimmy Barnes , john farnham, AC/DC, Olivia Newton-John are all from UK, say no more ..
We are multicultural :) ..... It's where all these people got the break into music
Neil Finn always says he considers himself Australian and refers to the song Four Seasons in One Day and his early experience of Melbourne. The other two members of Crowded House are/were Australian. With the exception of Olivia, the others came out from the UK as what were referred to in the day as "10 pound Poms" - as did the Bee Gees. They got their start in Australia where there wasn't so much competition and were able to make it big before going either to the UK or to the USA. Barry Gibb said they chose to live in Florida in the USA because it reminded him of living in Queensland, Australia. The Bee Gees' first No. 1 hit - Spicks and Specks - was recorded in Australia.
What's the point of these types of comments? Jimmy Barnes IS Australian. Country of birth means nothing if you are raised in Australia. Or if you spend your formative years here. Or if you move over and become a citizen.
It's where the band started. Country of birth played zero part in their career or their talent.
30 percent of Australians were born overseas.
John and Olivia grew up in Australia from a very young age. John is FROM Australia. AC/DC IS an Australian band.
As for Crowded house even Neil Finn has gone on record in the past to say they're an Australian band. He might be from New Zealand but two of the founding members were Australian and they were formed in Australia, where they all lived.
No one ever said Neil Finn himself was Australian.🤷♀️
The lead singer of a band isn't the entire band, their nationality alone doesn't denote where a band is from or was formed.
AC/DC aren’t Australian? They didn’t form in Sydney? They didn’t play on the back of a truck driving through Melbourne? Was it Glasgow? I’ve been lied to my entire life.
@@warwickofnorwich As someone who was there that day when I was an old man I can confirm it was on a bright sunny night in 1795 Glasgow that AC/DC played on top of a London double deck bus I can also confirm I always 💯% of the time tell the truth
Zero sugar… how much aspartame?
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