Cold Chisel - Choir Girl [Official Video] 

Lucky man!!! ....also we're lucky for yr service!

Ian Moss played for the Aussie troops in East Timor 13 or 14 years ago, just him by himself. Some young ones only knew him as the "guitarist from Cold Chisel" but after his show that night he got plenty of new fans of his own. Great experience.

They will neverdie

Respect sir!!!!

A a works officer for a waste service Unit. Did you know I was a serving officer in Australia? Serving police officer. (Example) Serving works officer. Serving officer. Boys in blue. Men at Work. The Victorian Police Force Chief Commissioner compromised the safety of Australians In Australia. A vehicle is a projectile going meters per second through time and space towards other Australians. The basis of my concern is cutting the carnage on Australian roads. The garbage man who is a works officer like police officer. Just Men at Work. Not boys in Blue. Watch this space🥇

It’s a shame that they didn’t crack the American market.. Jimmie only got famous over your way as the ‘screaming cowboy’ lol 😅

Me too in 81,same thing !

Umm there were no CDs in 79

Plus wasn't it recorded in 1980 ?

@@bradleywicenciak8005 I sincerely apologize Bradley for making a mistake. It'll never happen again. I've made 8 trips to Australia so obviously I got my dates mixed up. I'm such an idiot.

Even a song about abortion.

@@HumanimalChannel who gives a fuck mate, sink a cold can and shush

Or a cold day

Sunday sesh ❤🦘🐨

Fuck yeah

So sorry for your loss mate, stay strong.

Keep playing them mate

Blesssuxxxxx

That much is true!

Didn't his voice break few times?

I watched an interview and he said, Scottish people all sing and he never had to strain his voice. Apparently, it's genetic.

Its mimed

Cocaine and alcohol fucked his voice up

This is a video clip. It is mimed

I never realised how little views this has, not many for a song

I've always loved Barnes voice,so raw and real, truly a fan.

Not in Australia, mate if you grew up in the 80s this is an anthem.

@@rohank1996 I

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The parents of that time probably said the same thing about this music. The irony is real so don't go around saying what is and what isn't.😊

actually most parents liked a lot of the music that was around at that time

+LifeIsButADreamForTheDead Nup. Back in the day Chisel was for all ages. Back then music was played on real instruments. There were no auto tune voice filters. These days music is all computer generated and more like jingles than songs. 😎

it all started to go down hill (music) in the Digital Age...Mid 1980's and invention of the Compact Disc. Not that all was bad at first, but studio recording became a means in which Artist could take shortcuts and make sounds that were created on computers...

They did try to break it into the American music scene but they got shafted by their American record company. After they got back to Australia they released a song called "You have nothing I want " which is an up you to the American record executives.

DONT NEED AMERICA..

Many Australian bands have been great, even tour in U.S.A but seem to be ignored, I've shown several people in U.S Australian songs and they loved them. Cold Chisel John Farnham Australian Crawl Crowded House Screaming Jets Grinspoon There was earlier Johnny O'Keefe Sherbet and Skyhooks Off the top of my head, and probably about a dozen more rock bands of such quality...we have our own metal and rap ect.. But going by 70s/80s Aussie Radio or Pub classics there's a few to start you there.. Obviously don't need to add AC/DC or Bee Gees...they made it

@@Scaley_Reptile thanks for sending a list I'm going to have to look these bands up.

@@campinatorxbox1610 Your so welcome mate. It's sad to me that other countries missed all this stuff...esp that 70s-90s era. We get most of U.S and other worldwide hits, but I can't imagine my childhood without the hundreds of bits these bands have had. It's a priviledge to share. I remembered a few afterwards that fit the same categories.. Midnight oil Johnny Diesel...just known as 'diesel' the angels men at Work Rose Tattoo Hoodoo gurus Australian Crawl (couldn't remember if I already did that one). To go with 90s/00s alternative rock era 'grinspoon' there's also Regurgitator Spiderbait Eskimo Joe The living end (pop punk). Jebediah You am I Killing Heidi Magic Dirt 60s (again). Masters apprentices Kylie Minogue (pop) Seekers (60s..kinda folk,melody). Lead singer of Seekers and Olivia Newton John we just lost in last few months, died...both women are Australian legends. Judith Durham of seekers, not my thing, but was widely known as a big voiced singer. 00s metal Sunk Loto Bullet for My Valentine ??? ?? Truth is there is plenty more,but I haven't heard in so many years I've forgotten. I've actually heard several decent Aussie metal bands but that's only one I can remember. I don't listen to rap,but know hill top hoods used to be popular.. There's actually alot of popular Aussie rappers these days. I think I already said, but J.O.K (Johnny O'Keefe) was as far as I can see our first big, quality artist in 50s/60s, died really young...I'm born in 81 and just love it still. Definately reccomend. I mostly only put bands that seen decent amount of success, exept maybe magic dirt (grunge)...

Born in the late 80's and still have this

I met him and he used to live a couple of streets away from me

Hey there is an argument to be made that he is one of the best rock vocalists ever. Although in a great band just not in the best band ever..

@@jocknessmonsterjockedwards1914 congrats

So lucky to grow up when I did we have best bands in the business Inxs at maroubra seals oils at Bridge hotel angels divynls mondo rock etc etc don't really listen modern kusic

No auto tune, just natural darn talent. best gift i got as a child was a love of music. Back of a hot Holden travelling around OZ with my parents, no AC, no powersteering just a tape deck and open roads

+thejollyjumbuck Agreed :) Mossy is so smooth, Barnsy cuts through (but can be abrasive)... Awesome.

2 of the greatest voices in Australia and both in the same band...

They complement each other well, I love the songs they sing together

Beautiful harmonies

Tucker's daughter and out of the fire are also great songs from Ian mossy

Oh yeah when everything wasn’t sooooooo pc don’t reply I don’t need to know

I grew up on 80s Music and I wasn’t born until 2000

The best time for Aussie pub bands.

I was born in 1960 and love 70's music

I agree totally

MasalaiMeri shit yeh

He was gorgeous then.

That's a great Sunday session. It was Selinas on a Friday or Saturday night where I saw them. Very often.

Cold chisel were never promoted properly other wise they would of been a world class band.

Right! Thank their manager for that!

2012 UK tour, up in Manchester , 🇦🇺🎸 east, best album of this century and the last one👍

Jimmy is also from the UK he was born in Glasgow.............Scottish-Australian singer, songwriter, and musician.

I know right!!! He was perfection 😍

people are more beautiful the older they get imo - less superficiality, more sincerity

Yes he looked very handsome here.Woof.

nameischarles indeed

Spunky as

more like 40yrs even a year ago

Views?! We listened to it in real life, not on youtube.

Scottish-Australian singer, songwriter, and musician.

And Australia was a better place!

Scottish-Australian singer, songwriter, and musician.

If you read Jimmy's book 'working class man' , you'll find out they weren't actually making much money at all. Well Jimmy was broke a lot of the time anyway as he spent all his money of grog and drugs lol

Most guys pick up a mic or guitar for the chicks..

yep that about somes it all up bro

Lachlan 5000 😂😂😂😂

If you heard barnsy blaring out of a pub in the 80s you new it would be rocking. Thanks for the life style memories

me too, man!