Aussies are loving your reactions. Great to see you found this one. You are now officially a Chisel fan. This was from their Last Stand tour just before they broke up the first time. So now you have had a chance to see them at an earlier time and in their prime. There are still plenty of earlier stuff 73-83 to discover and plenty from when they got back together again. 1997-2010. And heaps of solo stuff from Jimmy to discover...personally I think his voice is even better now than it was back then. Can't wait to see what you discover next.
I knew the saying "make the guitar sing" but if you listen around that part ... he is literally making his guitar sing (as well as the very beginning of the track).
Awesome reaction Roskoe, yep he’s the epitome of all things wild! Jimmy drowned his childhood trauma in drugs and alcohol for many many years, it was said he’d easily knock back a bottle of vodka before a performance. He’s now “stone cold” sober and his voice is still 💯
Keep in mind Jimmy was very drunk in this....a bottle of vodka or something before each show and more during.... he is at his best here, the soul of what we love about him and the band! Try "Saturday Night " for a classic beautiful song, co-sung by Ian Moss. Xxxx
This, apparently, was written about a certain Dr Kap who was just a wee thing at the time. But now she's wild about everything. She'll be wild about this version of her song; she'll be wild about my statement; she'll be wild about...wilderness. The song was first released by the Chip Taylor and the Wild Ones in1965, then the Troggs a year later.
Loving your discovery of Jimmy and Cold Chisel! Saw your Stone Cold reaction when you first found Barnsey and now I see I have a few more videos you have done since that I have to catch up on!
Well they didn’t have to be that good to beat the original group that recorded it The Wild Ones as they sounded like a group of cats caterwauling, but although The Troggs version was catchy it was just so vanilla, compared to the raw passion of Jimmy Barnes and the rest of Cold Chisel, special mention to Ian Moss as usual.
Fair enough l suppose it all depends on your interpretation of the song but l think you are going a bit too far with the frilly business and Jimmy Barnes Lol And l like my vanilla ice cream with something on top to keep it from being that just a little too bland. Sorry l couldn’t resist.
The reason Jimmy hasn't blown out his Vocal Cords is when he sings he uses his false vocal cords when he talks he uses his actual vocal cords. According to Jimmy his doctor explained it to him.
They are the vestibular folds of mucous membrane at the back of your epiglottis. They don’t produce any sound but they allow changes in airflow and for a singer, help safeguard the true cords from damage. Jimmy does use these false cords but he also uses vocal growls and stretching techniques. The most aggressive type of vocal for the voice is scream singing and he actually does very little of this.
this recording was probably done in the very early to mid 80's, notice how there are ZERO phones recording, this was back in the days where people went to concerts to watch and listen to the band Also probably should be noted that this was also during a time when jimmy was renown for drinking a bottle of vodka before a show, so he was probably have drunk off his face
@@youmaderoskoe he's been sober for years but the shows from the 80's show just how good the whole band was. They never knew what Jimmy was going to do so half of it was freestyle
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There is a crystal clear version with excellent sound - but great that you've put Chisel on!!
Yeah, no one is ever going to do this song better than this. It's just not possible! 😁
Aussies are loving your reactions. Great to see you found this one. You are now officially a Chisel fan. This was from their Last Stand tour just before they broke up the first time. So now you have had a chance to see them at an earlier time and in their prime. There are still plenty of earlier stuff 73-83 to discover and plenty from when they got back together again. 1997-2010. And heaps of solo stuff from Jimmy to discover...personally I think his voice is even better now than it was back then.
Can't wait to see what you discover next.
We shall see, Carolyn 😁❤️❤️❤️
Love how Barnsey dragged Mossey over on the floor and yet Mossey didn’t miss a beat on that guitar of his! 😂
I knew the saying "make the guitar sing" but if you listen around that part ... he is literally making his guitar sing (as well as the very beginning of the track).
Love the way Mossy interacts with Jimmy's vocals all the way through and especially with the cry from the audience.
Well done!
Didn't know you had reacted to this! Well done, you just got me to subscribe :) Thanks for the reaction matey
Awesome reaction Roskoe, yep he’s the epitome of all things wild! Jimmy drowned his childhood trauma in drugs and alcohol for many many years, it was said he’d easily knock back a bottle of vodka before a performance. He’s now “stone cold” sober and his voice is still 💯
That's good stuff 😎
great reaction you are really enjoying this ride. keep you're seatbelt on until the ride comes to a complete stop. go rosco go
I'll make sure I do 🤣
Best band i know. Absolute shame they are not a premier rock band of international acclaim.
Keep in mind Jimmy was very drunk in this....a bottle of vodka or something before each show and more during.... he is at his best here, the soul of what we love about him and the band! Try "Saturday Night " for a classic beautiful song, co-sung by Ian Moss. Xxxx
Saw them live in Brisbane's 'Cloudland' - always bloody brilliant live band! That place was rocking that night!
This, apparently, was written about a certain Dr Kap who was just a wee thing at the time. But now she's wild about everything. She'll be wild about this version of her song; she'll be wild about my statement; she'll be wild about...wilderness. The song was first released by the Chip Taylor and the Wild Ones in1965, then the Troggs a year later.
It’s takes a lot of wild to make my heart sing Mocky... Jimmy yes, squawking parrots, not so much.
The Troggs and Jimmi Hendrix Experience had famous sixties covers.
I'll have to check those out 👍
Loving your discovery of Jimmy and Cold Chisel! Saw your Stone Cold reaction when you first found Barnsey and now I see I have a few more videos you have done since that I have to catch up on!
Better late than never & thank you bro
I knew you would love this one! Awesome reaction, thank you ☺️
Thank you, Mezza ♥️😁
Hendrix and the original was the Troggs mid sixties
The Wild Ones are the original, The Troggs made in famous and Cold Chisel amped it up to 11.
You should watch Jimmy do Sià's Chandelier live to hear his range.
I can do that 👍
How to take a song & make it your own.
Agreed
Better than the original? Yeah hands down.
Oh come on...the Troggs were classic.
Well they didn’t have to be that good to beat the original group that recorded it The Wild Ones as they sounded like a group of cats caterwauling, but although The Troggs version was catchy it was just so vanilla, compared to the raw passion of Jimmy Barnes and the rest of Cold Chisel, special mention to Ian Moss as usual.
@@jenniferhearn4117 I find it too frilly and bluesy compared to the raw rock Troggs so there we go...
@@jenniferhearn4117 ps vanilla is my favourite milkshake
Fair enough l suppose it all depends on your interpretation of the song but l think you are going a bit too far with the frilly business and Jimmy Barnes Lol And l like my vanilla ice cream with something on top to keep it from being that just a little too bland. Sorry l couldn’t resist.
The reason Jimmy hasn't blown out his Vocal Cords is when he sings he uses his false vocal cords when he talks he uses his actual vocal cords. According to Jimmy his doctor explained it to him.
Are you serious? I never heard of something like that!😳😎
Yes I'm serious there is an interview with Jimmy Barnes on TH-cam where he talks about it.
@@davidhandson2429 Gotta check that out.
They are the vestibular folds of mucous membrane at the back of your epiglottis. They don’t produce any sound but they allow changes in airflow and for a singer, help safeguard the true cords from damage. Jimmy does use these false cords but he also uses vocal growls and stretching techniques. The most aggressive type of vocal for the voice is scream singing and he actually does very little of this.
@@Dr_KAP Interesting info.
this recording was probably done in the very early to mid 80's, notice how there are ZERO phones recording, this was back in the days where people went to concerts to watch and listen to the band
Also probably should be noted that this was also during a time when jimmy was renown for drinking a bottle of vodka before a show, so he was probably have drunk off his face
The info about the drinking adds context to some of the performances I've witnessed.
@@youmaderoskoe he's been sober for years but the shows from the 80's show just how good the whole band was. They never knew what Jimmy was going to do so half of it was freestyle
it was 1983 at the Sydney Entertainment Centre
@@bodybalanceU2was there so verified… @youmaderoskoe you should listen to chisels version of “Long as I can see the light” by Creedance ….it is epic…