Ian Moss on the guitar, a great singer and songwriter, really the beating heart of Cold Chisel. Pretty sure that's David Blight on the Harmonica, absolutely the star of that performance. Great reaction to that one. Really love seeing you two enjoy some of the music we have been enjoying for years.
I remember seeing the Angels live on a rainy day in New Zealand and a bottle came flying out of the crowd and opened up the scalp on one of the Brewster brothers...The guy didnt miss a note with blood pissing out of his scalp never missed a beat.
Pre-internet and before the large scale FX laden concerts and DVDs of bands we have today there was "pub rock". Bands like Cold Chisel and so many others cut their teeth playing before seething drunken working class hordes who wanted nothing more than a good time. These "pub rockers" went largly ignored by radio at the time and famously, Chisel refused to appear on our weekly pop TV show where groups mimed their hits to the camera. When they were finally recognised for a local music award, Chisel changed the lyrics of one of their songs for the live performance on TV to take a jab at the industry before smashing up their istruments on stage.
Something magical happens when Phil, Steve, Jimmy, Don and Ian play together plus Dave on harmonica. They have a huge catalogue, I hope you get to enjoy it as much as we all do here in Australia. Part of our Aussie pub rock scene that became the soundtrack of our lives.
Never too late to get into Cold Chisel. If you love this, you'll most likely be very satisfied should you decide to go down that rabbit hole 😊 Plenty of great songs to add to your playlist!
This song, and particularly this performance, was just perfection. And your reaction was perfect, too. I loved seeing the smiles appear on your faces and grow and grow as the song progressed. Could really see the true joy you were getting from listening to this song. Cold Chisel have so many great songs. This was typical of the quality of a lot of Aussie bands of the era. Glad the world is finally getting to experience it, too.
You guys popped up due to the algorithm and boy an I glad you did!! Aussie rock is world class, and I'm a Finn living in Australia saying that lol. CC is phenomenal and I'll have to check out who else you reacted to from Down Under. Cheers 🍻
Cold Chisel are just pure perfection. Welcome to the world of Aussie pub rock. So many good Aussie pub rock bands. Would love to see your reaction to "Ice House". And of course more Chisel. Thanks. ✌👏
Phenomenal musicians, phenomenal band. I see the energy from the band and the audience coming through the screen into your eyes almost two decades after they walked off that stage. Stored energy. Extraordinary! Great reaction.
So many great Cold Chisel songs.. Saturday Night is my favourite.. also Jimmy Barnes as a solo artist - one of his greats is Working Class Man. I really hope you do more you won’t be disappointed!
Glad you're discovering one of our greatest Aussie bands 🇦🇺 This song was written and sung by lead guitarist Ian Moss. He and lead singer Jimmy Barmes often shared the vocals in Cold Chisel songs. Don't know what other Chisel tracks you've reacted to, but my favourites are When the War is Over, Flame Trees and Forever Now.
Yesss, love love love Cold Chisel. Other songs to check out are Forever Now, You got Nothing I want, Khe Sahn, Flame Trees, Cheap Wine, there are so many. Ian Moss (the magician guitarist) also had a solo career, my favourite song of his is Tuckers Daughter.
Saw these guys many times over the years... but one live give at The Charles Hotel in Perth - Jim nearly blew my eardrums out... he was sooooo powerful... awesome band.. nothing like their live gigs. Thank you again !!
You both are great. Why is the world how it is? Love to you and all of us here on earth. Jimmy Barnes is the most down to earth person ever, i wish we all were down to earth like him. ❤ your work
Love your excitement ❤️. Does it fascinate you as much as me and other Australians, that the rest of the world has heard so very little of our musicians and singers, until now?
Ty for yet again visiting our awesome COLD CHISEL, I have seen many many great live bands here in Australia some from overseas but for a fun rock and roll concert nothing beats COLD CHISEL they have become a standard here in Australia sadly a few members have passed but they still reform the band and have fun. Jimmy and Ian Moss get together and have a great time keeping our spirits energy and souls fore filled. Enjoy some other great ones from them you now have entered what it means to be an Aussie. Keep Safe Keep Strong
Loved the reaction. Bow River is a river in the northern Western Australia that part of the country being referred to in the song as the Top End. Bow River is where the protagonist of the story is heading for a break from his regular job to just relax and enjoy life for a bit before getting back to the daily grind.
You can tell by the look on Ian's face that he's enjoying himself. Ian Moss is awesome, bothhis voice& guitar playing. He has such a recognisable voice. & then you've got Jimmy & that harmonica is great. All the members of Cold Chisel are fantastic and contribute.
Awesome reaction to a great song. Love you guy's you're reactions are so genuine and heart felt. I thought I'd suggest a song by Mahalia Barnes yes she is Jimmy's daughter the song is Riding with the Kings Mahalia Barnes and Joe Bonamassa.
Every Cold Chisel song is excellent, from their hard rocking ones to their ballads. They are great live too. I subscribed because you are doing Cold Chisel. I'm another fan from Australia. All members of Cold Chisel wrote songs. The harmonica player, David Blight was not a regular member of the band but did play with them a lot live.
So many great Cold Chisel songs. Breakfast At Sweethearts. Khe Sahn. The Khe Sahn version at this concert is incredible. There are three Bow River's in Australia, plus one in Canada, and one in Ireland. This song is about the Bow River in the Kimberley region of Western Australia that flows into Lake Argyle. Bow River Mine is a diamond mine near the river.
I love this singer, Ian Moss, even more than Jimmy Barnes. Both are in the band, Cold Chisel. Now if you like the vibe of this song I think that you will enjoy, "Playing To Win," by the incomparable John Farnham. The song is fast-paced and hard-hitting and you will see another side of John's versatile talent.
Love your reaction !! Years ago when Cold Chisel disbanded, they went on an Australian tour, I went to a concert in Adelaide, Australia, they ROCKED !!! the Thebarton Theatre where they played, I didn't hear dry well for a few days and lost my voice. Huge fan of Jimmy and Cold Chisel, they do tour from time to time. They started out in my home town. I'm a young 70 year old, still rock out now. Ian Moss is the guitar player you were talking about, he's a hell of a musician. Take Care. 🦘🐨🦘🐨🦘🐨🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Nice reaction 'guys' 👍🙂 Been watching your channel for a few months now & could tell when you first did Barnsey that your wife really liked his voice. Chisel were the mainstay of Oz music throughout the 80s +. Fine fine players with Jimmy Upfront...solid stuff! Aussie bands are known for great Live shows...as they all did the pub scene as their 'apprenticeship'. 🇦🇺 ✌️♥️ Keep em coming
You guys are fun! And they are sooo great and I’m glad you enjoyed it 🥰👍. They are so fantastic and they have so many different styles of songs - I would recommend you checking even more out - LEGENDS! inAustralia - we looove them. I live in Canada now - was home just recently - and I have a Barnsey screaming alarm clock. 🤣🤣🤣 you don’t wanted be jolted awake by that 😳😬🤣🤣🤣🤣. My mother never understood why I loved him and him - she’d say he’s just screaming! 😂 Isn’t that art of it 🤣. Anyway love you guys and your reactions ... keep it coming .... from a huge fan 🥰❤️💕💋💋
"Bow River" is a stereotyped small outback settlement in Australia's Northern Territory, a huge area (six times the size of the UK but a population of only 246,000 (less than half of Manchester's)) that ranges from a high rainfall, tropical coastline to harsh, dry deserts. Chisel are Australia's greatest rock band, no half measures, always full steam ahead, take no prisoners. I first saw them in 1974, a few months after they formed in 1973. They have split and re-formed a few times over the years but they have maintained their ethos. This song was written by the pianist, Don Walker, the main songwriter for the band. It contains bits about the guitarist Ian Moss (who is from the Northern Territory, referenced in the song as the "top end") and the lead singer Jimmy Barnes (who worked in a car factory in Adelaide for a while and quit, just like in the song). There are plenty of great songs from the band and there is variety, including some ballads.
Another lovely reaction 🥰 . As you are probably coming to understand Australian musicians are are very close knit group , working with each other and don’t suffer from the ‘ BIG EGOS ‘ that other overseas artist display. The music , providing quality entertainment and most importantly ENJOYING themselves is what it is all about. 🤗🤗
Hey you two, this is the first video of yours I've seen. I love that you enjoy it! This song was released in 1982. This is maybe a 1990's version, a good one, but in your own time go back to original version or an eighties live performance - it'll be better again, trust me. Also listen to 'Letter to Alan', bow river and 'You got nothing I want' all from the 'Circus Animals' album - check it out!!
For classic Aussie 80's please try Busting loose by moving pictures. 1981 and 16 years old on the northern beaches of Sydney the song captures it perfectly.
Love this! Great reaction. I believe the song is (basically) about a guy stuck working in the city & wants to get back to Bow River, a small town in the Kimberley region of Northwestern Australia, to live a better life with the heat & tropical rain. I’m sure someone will correct me if I’m wrong ✌🏼
IAN Moss on GUITAR wrote this song… and also did Lead vocals….. Ian also has a solo career…. You should check out some of his material….. Tuckers Daughter, Out of the Fire, Mr Rain, Broadway, Love rewards it’s own….Australia’s greatest guitar player.
I still think you need to do the orginal Female of Austrain rock - Chrisy Amphlett (Divinyls) singing 'Boys in Town'' - Do people in the comments agree?
The Divinyls are like the female fronted version of AC/DC in my opinion. I agree with you and I’m not sure which song would make the best introduction, as you suggest, ‘Boys in Town’, or Pleasure and Pain’, or ‘I Touch Myself’… all great. 🙂
You should react to Ian Moss the singer of this song, who is supported by Jimmy Barnes, a great guitarist, and signer on his own. Ian Moss - Tucker's Daughter great song.
The reason why Dominika likes this one so much (I'll guess) is very likely the same reason I do. The best Cold Chisel songs are the ones that feature Ian Moss (guitarist) and Jimmy on lead vocals. Their voices, so different, yet so complementary. With that in mind, other songs that have the smooth Moss intro and then the "Jimmy kick" - When the War is Over, Saturday Night, Janelle (Last Stand, 1983).
I love seeing the live versions of these classics!! If you want to see some great harmonica action by an Australian band check out "The Waifs" 'Crazy Train' is one of their best.
Hi Guys, love your reactions. Can I suggest you react to DMA's cover of a Crowded House song, Better be Home Soon. DMA's is an underrated Australian band and the lead singer Tommy has an amazing voice. Cheers and keep up the reactions
Okay - I just had to laugh when you said "well I'm happy"!! And then you came out with "crikey" and I though - bonus points for you!!!! One of my favourite Chisel songs, the others are - You Got Nothin' I Want, Forever Now, Flame Trees & Cheap Wine.... oh and Shipping Steel.
its the harmonica guy, the bass, drummer guitarist and the pianist not to mention both singers are crazy....
That man on guitar is Ian Moss. Another Aussie legend.
Ian Moss on the guitar, a great singer and songwriter, really the beating heart of Cold Chisel. Pretty sure that's David Blight on the Harmonica, absolutely the star of that performance. Great reaction to that one. Really love seeing you two enjoy some of the music we have been enjoying for years.
And we are sorry that we came across this gem so late! Amazing stuff! 😍
Yes Dave blight he is brilliant
I never new the name of the harmonica player but he always added so much, thanks dude
Not Dave Blight, he played on their final 1984 Swing tour, its Chris Wilson here another legendary musician.
It is Dave Blight
That magician on guitar is Ian Moss, who, incidentally, wrote this great Aussie standard!
There's a trio of great Australia rock bands that everybody needs. Cold Chisel, Midnight oil and the angels
Agree 100% and plenty more after that
@@glennrandall7468 was a good time to be alive. Nothing on the planet beats Aussie pub rock
The top 3 bands I listened to growing up
@@smythie27 saw them all numerous times was a good time to be living in the heart of sydney
I remember seeing the Angels live on a rainy day in New Zealand and a bottle came flying out of the crowd and opened up the scalp on one of the Brewster brothers...The guy didnt miss a note with blood pissing out of his scalp never missed a beat.
You guys are so polite, it's really refreshing to see that these days.
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Thank you for such kind words! 😍
Pre-internet and before the large scale FX laden concerts and DVDs of bands we have today there was "pub rock". Bands like Cold Chisel and so many others cut their teeth playing before seething drunken working class hordes who wanted nothing more than a good time. These "pub rockers" went largly ignored by radio at the time and famously, Chisel refused to appear on our weekly pop TV show where groups mimed their hits to the camera. When they were finally recognised for a local music award, Chisel changed the lyrics of one of their songs for the live performance on TV to take a jab at the industry before smashing up their istruments on stage.
Something magical happens when Phil, Steve, Jimmy, Don and Ian play together plus Dave on harmonica. They have a huge catalogue, I hope you get to enjoy it as much as we all do here in Australia. Part of our Aussie pub rock scene that became the soundtrack of our lives.
Really well said ✌🏼
We most definitely enjoyed it and listen to more of Bow River that night! 😀
Chris Wilson not Dave...Dave played their '84 Swing Tour..
Harmonica and piano!! 👏👏👏👏 so great as well as WHOLE band and song.... My fav Cold Chisel song!!
Great reaction. Ian Moss, legend in his own right. Lots more Cold Chisel to investigate. Truly wild band
We loved it so much! 🙂
Never too late to get into Cold Chisel. If you love this, you'll most likely be very satisfied should you decide to go down that rabbit hole 😊 Plenty of great songs to add to your playlist!
Absolutely!!
Bow River is in the far North West of Australia in the Kimberly area of Western Australia. The area is very remote and known for it's rugged beauty.
This song, and particularly this performance, was just perfection.
And your reaction was perfect, too.
I loved seeing the smiles appear on your faces and grow and grow as the song progressed. Could really see the true joy you were getting from listening to this song. Cold Chisel have so many great songs.
This was typical of the quality of a lot of Aussie bands of the era.
Glad the world is finally getting to experience it, too.
You two are adorable 🙋♀️🇦🇺 I play this in my car all the time and have been for years.....
Jimmy also has a brother who's a muso by the name of Johnny swan, who does play in the band at times
woohooo..that was faaaantastic...😅😅😅so energising........All the musicians and singers..so talented.
You guys popped up due to the algorithm and boy an I glad you did!! Aussie rock is world class, and I'm a Finn living in Australia saying that lol. CC is phenomenal and I'll have to check out who else you reacted to from Down Under. Cheers 🍻
Thank you for your kind words! We have done a few of Australian's songs and we loved it so much! More to come! 😍
Barnsey and Mossy get all the praise , meanwhile Don Walker sits back on piano and writes most of their hits and gets seemingly ignored.
I could watch you guys all day. Thank you for making these videos!!
Breakfast at Sweethearts. Circus Animals and East three MUST HAVE albums for a true journey of youth. Lucky You Two Are Still Young At Heart
Cold Chisel are just pure perfection. Welcome to the world of Aussie pub rock. So many good Aussie pub rock bands. Would love to see your reaction to "Ice House". And of course more Chisel. Thanks. ✌👏
Glad you enjoyed it! More to come soon! 😉
Phenomenal musicians, phenomenal band. I see the energy from the band and the audience coming through the screen into your eyes almost two decades after they walked off that stage. Stored energy. Extraordinary! Great reaction.
So many great Cold Chisel songs.. Saturday Night is my favourite.. also Jimmy Barnes as a solo artist - one of his greats is Working Class Man. I really hope you do more you won’t be disappointed!
More to come for sure! 😉
We love a happy bunny. You guys make me laugh. Too cute.
😀😀😀🐰
top reaction to an incredible performance, thanks guys
"Who is that Magician on the Guitar?" I watched him on stage one night and he hardly ever looked at the strings. ❤
Glad you're discovering one of our greatest Aussie bands 🇦🇺 This song was written and sung by lead guitarist Ian Moss. He and lead singer Jimmy Barmes often shared the vocals in Cold Chisel songs. Don't know what other Chisel tracks you've reacted to, but my favourites are When the War is Over, Flame Trees and Forever Now.
Flames Trees a song about a bloke returning to his old home town. Flames trees are the trees that line the entrance of his old town.
I still get goosebumps listening to this and I've grown up with it. The way it builds up! Ian Moss is a legend solo singer too
Yesss, love love love Cold Chisel. Other songs to check out are Forever Now, You got Nothing I want, Khe Sahn, Flame Trees, Cheap Wine, there are so many. Ian Moss (the magician guitarist) also had a solo career, my favourite song of his is Tuckers Daughter.
Saw these guys many times over the years... but one live give at The Charles Hotel in Perth - Jim nearly blew my eardrums out... he was sooooo powerful... awesome band.. nothing like their live gigs. Thank you again !!
Our pleasure💚!
I attribute most of my current day hearing loss to Jimmy Barnes lol
@@carolynh8866 Haha I think a lot of us Aussies do ! Wouldn't have traded it for a million bucks though ! Stay Safe Carolyn!
You both are great. Why is the world how it is? Love to you and all of us here on earth. Jimmy Barnes is the most down to earth person ever, i wish we all were down to earth like him. ❤ your work
On another channel called the Thamesmen, they said this performance was 7 mins of perfection. I think you are saying the same! 🙋♀️👏👏👏
Love your excitement ❤️. Does it fascinate you as much as me and other Australians, that the rest of the world has heard so very little of our musicians and singers, until now?
Exactly! We don't understand how they are not well known all over the world?! 😀
I love you guys.First cold chisel reaction, these guys are awesome. Ian Moss + Jimmy Barnes on legendary vocals. So may more amazing tracks.
Couldn’t help bobbing your heads😄 Loved your response!
Yay! Thank you!😀😍
So good!
And don't forget the great lyrics, 'the money l save won't buy my youth again'....
Ty for yet again visiting our awesome COLD CHISEL, I have seen many many great live bands here in Australia some from overseas but for a fun rock and roll concert nothing beats COLD CHISEL they have become a standard here in Australia sadly a few members have passed but they still reform the band and have fun. Jimmy and Ian Moss get together and have a great time keeping our spirits energy and souls fore filled. Enjoy some other great ones from them you now have entered what it means to be an Aussie. Keep Safe Keep Strong
My favourite Cold Chisel song, amazing artist's
AC DC concert at the River Plate Stadium !! Bow River Ian moss on guitar
The Drummer. Wow !
The Soul of the Band !
Loved the reaction. Bow River is a river in the northern Western Australia that part of the country being referred to in the song as the Top End. Bow River is where the protagonist of the story is heading for a break from his regular job to just relax and enjoy life for a bit before getting back to the daily grind.
I love watching you two react! ❤😊 from Australia!
Thank you so much! More to come! We have fun doing it! 😍💚
oh crikey says it all !!😍 Thank you so much for another great reaction to an iconic Aussie band 👏👏👏
So pleased you guys loved this. Ian Moss - Mossy is he incredible guitarist with a great voice.
Amazing stuff! 😍
Your English is … BRILLIANT, let’s get that clear. Love your reactions - much love from Melbourne, AUS x
You can tell by the look on Ian's face that he's enjoying himself. Ian Moss is awesome, bothhis voice& guitar playing. He has such a recognisable voice. & then you've got Jimmy & that harmonica is great. All the members of Cold Chisel are fantastic and contribute.
Funny how this was a 'B' side. Everyone loved it.
My favourite Cold Chisel song because Ian Moss is doing lead vocals . I love his voice and he’s an amazing guitarist .
Great reaction as always! So many more Cold Chisel to check out. LIVE ofc!
And more to come! 😀💓
Thank you both for your amazing and excited reaction to Chisel.
Keep going!
X Australia
Our pleasure! Amazing stuff! 😍
Awesome reaction to a great song. Love you guy's you're reactions are so genuine and heart felt. I thought I'd suggest a song by Mahalia Barnes yes she is Jimmy's daughter the song is Riding with the Kings Mahalia Barnes and Joe Bonamassa.
Support you 💯
We have so many recommendations for Mahalia Barnes that we are planning to react to her song soon! 😀
Every Cold Chisel song is excellent, from their hard rocking ones to their ballads. They are great live too. I subscribed because you are doing Cold Chisel. I'm another fan from Australia. All members of Cold Chisel wrote songs. The harmonica player, David Blight was not a regular member of the band but did play with them a lot live.
So many great Cold Chisel songs. Breakfast At Sweethearts. Khe Sahn. The Khe Sahn version at this concert is incredible.
There are three Bow River's in Australia, plus one in Canada, and one in Ireland. This song is about the Bow River in the Kimberley region of Western Australia that flows into Lake Argyle. Bow River Mine is a diamond mine near the river.
Thanks for that! 😀
Icehouse, Iva Davies-singer, "Electric Blue."
I love this singer, Ian Moss, even more than Jimmy Barnes. Both are in the band, Cold Chisel.
Now if you like the vibe of this song I think that you will enjoy, "Playing To Win," by the incomparable John Farnham. The song is fast-paced and hard-hitting and you will see another side of John's versatile talent.
Flame Trees and Breakfast at Sweethearts are really good Cold Chisel songs🎶❤️😊🌏🪐🌕🙏🍀🦋👣🌊🇦🇺😃❤️❤️
Love your reaction !!
Years ago when Cold Chisel disbanded, they went on an Australian tour, I went to a concert in Adelaide, Australia, they ROCKED !!! the Thebarton Theatre where they played, I didn't hear dry well for a few days and lost my voice. Huge fan of Jimmy and Cold Chisel, they do tour from time to time.
They started out in my home town.
I'm a young 70 year old, still rock out now.
Ian Moss is the guitar player you were talking about, he's a hell of a musician.
Take Care. 🦘🐨🦘🐨🦘🐨🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Wow! Thank you! 😍
I love watching you guys reacting because you dont over analyze the songs, you enjoy the music for what it is.💜
Thank you so much for your kind words! 💚
The magician on the guitar is actually the harmonica player.
Nice reaction 'guys' 👍🙂
Been watching your channel for a few months now & could tell when you first did Barnsey that your wife really liked his voice.
Chisel were the mainstay of Oz music throughout the 80s +. Fine fine players with Jimmy Upfront...solid stuff!
Aussie bands are known for great Live shows...as they all did the pub scene as their 'apprenticeship'.
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Keep em coming
Thank you so much 😁👍
Great reaction, great band. ❤️
You guys are fun! And they are sooo great and I’m glad you enjoyed it 🥰👍. They are so fantastic and they have so many different styles of songs - I would recommend you checking even more out - LEGENDS! inAustralia - we looove them. I live in Canada now - was home just recently - and I have a Barnsey screaming alarm clock. 🤣🤣🤣 you don’t wanted be jolted awake by that 😳😬🤣🤣🤣🤣. My mother never understood why I loved him and him - she’d say he’s just screaming! 😂 Isn’t that art of it 🤣. Anyway love you guys and your reactions ... keep it coming .... from a huge fan 🥰❤️💕💋💋
Dave Blight (the harmoica player) is a national treasure
"Bow River" is a stereotyped small outback settlement in Australia's Northern Territory, a huge area (six times the size of the UK but a population of only 246,000 (less than half of Manchester's)) that ranges from a high rainfall, tropical coastline to harsh, dry deserts. Chisel are Australia's greatest rock band, no half measures, always full steam ahead, take no prisoners. I first saw them in 1974, a few months after they formed in 1973. They have split and re-formed a few times over the years but they have maintained their ethos. This song was written by the pianist, Don Walker, the main songwriter for the band. It contains bits about the guitarist Ian Moss (who is from the Northern Territory, referenced in the song as the "top end") and the lead singer Jimmy Barnes (who worked in a car factory in Adelaide for a while and quit, just like in the song). There are plenty of great songs from the band and there is variety, including some ballads.
Wow! Thank you for hat! That's so interesting! 😀
This amazing band will turn 50 years old next year…
Another lovely reaction 🥰 . As you are probably coming to understand Australian musicians are are very close knit group , working with each other and don’t suffer from the ‘ BIG EGOS ‘ that other overseas artist display. The music , providing quality entertainment and most importantly ENJOYING themselves is what it is all about. 🤗🤗
Thank you! 😍
Australian culture I'm 60 this year grew up with this great times.
Try "Wild Thing" live, that is the gold standard for a live rock show. Chisel are Australia in music form. absolute legends here.
you need to use the technique of "circular breathing" (see wikipedia) to play the harmonica in one long burst like that ... same with didgeridoo
Yeah my favourite too
Hey you two, this is the first video of yours I've seen. I love that you enjoy it! This song was released in 1982. This is maybe a 1990's version, a good one, but in your own time go back to original version or an eighties live performance - it'll be better again, trust me. Also listen to 'Letter to Alan', bow river and 'You got nothing I want' all from the 'Circus Animals' album - check it out!!
For classic Aussie 80's please try Busting loose by moving pictures. 1981 and 16 years old on the northern beaches of Sydney the song captures it perfectly.
so you like our little Aussie band, Legends
Love this! Great reaction.
I believe the song is (basically) about a guy stuck working in the city & wants to get back to Bow River, a small town in the Kimberley region of Northwestern Australia, to live a better life with the heat & tropical rain.
I’m sure someone will correct me if I’m wrong ✌🏼
Great! Thanks for that! 😍
You need to look up John Farnham singing ( you will never walk alone ) best version you will ever hear. It will give you goosebumps.
Aaah..you gotta love Cold Chisel - the band that made Jim Barnes look good! 🤣
IAN Moss on GUITAR wrote this song… and also did Lead vocals….. Ian also has a solo career…. You should check out some of his material….. Tuckers Daughter, Out of the Fire, Mr Rain, Broadway, Love rewards it’s own….Australia’s greatest guitar player.
Magician! Amazing talent! 🙂
Loving your vibe, subscribed from Australia!
I still think you need to do the orginal Female of Austrain rock - Chrisy Amphlett (Divinyls) singing 'Boys in Town'' - Do people in the comments agree?
The Divinyls are like the female fronted version of AC/DC in my opinion. I agree with you and I’m not sure which song would make the best introduction, as you suggest, ‘Boys in Town’, or Pleasure and Pain’, or ‘I Touch Myself’… all great. 🙂
Why not add the Baby Animals and just rock out to an overload of lady greats? Suzie never did ring me.....
Nobody ever reacts to my favourite... Siren
@@peterdubois65 My favourite too mate , play it almost every day . Great great song .
100 % , The Divynils , Boys in Town , Siren , I'm Jealous , Boys in Town be perfect for an introduction. Good call RC .
You should react to Ian Moss the singer of this song, who is supported by Jimmy Barnes, a great guitarist, and signer on his own. Ian Moss - Tucker's Daughter great song.
Divinyls - Boys on Town may be up your alley too
The reason why Dominika likes this one so much (I'll guess) is very likely the same reason I do. The best Cold Chisel songs are the ones that feature Ian Moss (guitarist) and Jimmy on lead vocals. Their voices, so different, yet so complementary. With that in mind, other songs that have the smooth Moss intro and then the "Jimmy kick" - When the War is Over, Saturday Night, Janelle (Last Stand, 1983).
I love seeing the live versions of these classics!! If you want to see some great harmonica action by an Australian band check out "The Waifs" 'Crazy Train' is one of their best.
I was thinking Paul Kelly too!
The cold chisel Jimmy Barnes and the Ian Moss on the guitar !!!
'I'm a happy bunny' luv that so much,, hehehe
Thank U from Australia 🤟🤟👍
Appreciate it 🎉❤it's good!
You guys are the best. 👍❤️
Wow! Thanks a lot! 😁
....... and Jimmy just walks down off the stage and into the crowd. Only in Australia !
Love your comment "like a wolf call"
Hi Guys, love your reactions. Can I suggest you react to DMA's cover of a Crowded House song, Better be Home Soon. DMA's is an underrated Australian band and the lead singer Tommy has an amazing voice. Cheers and keep up the reactions
Thank you so much! Added to our list! 👍😍
As long as you liked it, it’s all good !!!
Okay - I just had to laugh when you said "well I'm happy"!! And then you came out with "crikey" and I though - bonus points for you!!!! One of my favourite Chisel songs, the others are - You Got Nothin' I Want, Forever Now, Flame Trees & Cheap Wine.... oh and Shipping Steel.
Hahaha, glad you enjoy it! And yes, I was truly happy after hearing the song! 😀💚
Saturday Night!!
Random Cat approves of my mate Mossy!!!
Midnight Oil another great Australian Band
Oh crikey I love it!!
Love you guys,get into Aussie rock 🎉
Welcome to Australia. You're now Honorary citizens
Wow! Thank you kindly! We'll be over soon! 😜😍
When Jimmy rips in the hairs on back of my neck stand up sooooo power full
Farnham. The whole package. One of the very best ever. In 2004 he was asked to be the front man for Queen - enough said.
I should say as well, both Freddy and Tom Jones said he was the very best whilst John Lennon heaped high praise on him as well.