Cold Chisel Live - Ian Moss performs Georgia on My Mind 1983 | Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 31 авг 2022
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Ian Moss is not a guitarist that can sing or a singer that can play guitar, he is a phenomenal singer and guitarist.
Totally agree. I loved his solo music as well.
Very much so, Dave. He'd be lead vocals in any other band.
Yes, absolutely. Mossy is a brilliant musician and singer. My favourite version of this beautiful song.
Yeah Mate !
Ok. So now I know I've found my new favorite Reactor. Dude. You don't just sit there like a lump nodding your head over the next reaction video trend. You blaze your own path. You break it down. You educate your listeners. You, my friend, deserve all the success you have, and are going to get. I have loved Jimmy Barnes since I was a boy, and had to put up with people telling me hes just a screamer, when he is clearly not. THANK YOU for clarifying his range. As far as Ian Moss goes, in any other band, he'd be the lead. He's had some solo success.
Agree completely - well said.
Welcome to the party, the only reactor I listen (and learn) from thanks so much!
I have always thought this was Australias most versatile band. They can play anything.
Fuckin oath mate. They are helping me get through a breakup. Every song
Maps a pathway to emotional development
Thanks mate, I hope you get through it ok. Good luck brother. A DC are the biggest band from Aus, But chisel could always do more different styles.
Another fun fact: Before Cold Chisel, Don Walker was a physicists working on weapons research for the Australian Government.
Mossy is one of the all time greats
Ian Moss was with Bon Scott's ex wife Irene for a while after they had split up, Bon went to visit her when he returned to Australia and Ian Moss was there Irene said that Bon and Ian drank and talked about music the whole time. I read it in Irene Thornton's book "MY BON SCOTT" it's a brilliant book
What? That’s so cool, thanks for sharing!
@@hollygranger3734 your welcome. The book is a really good read about how she met Bon and there time together. I recommend reading it if you like to read
One of the great insights into a legend of Aussie rock
Oh lord !! ... Ian Moss made love to that song !!!!!!!! ... so spoilt in Australia !!! 🥰
Ian Moss is soo under rated!!!!!!
Mossy is an absolute legend - but you already know that 😊 Hard to believe he was only 28 or so here; such a masterful performance 👏
I saw it live in1983, tickets was 7 bucks. I was 24.
I love Ian’s voice - he’s always been my fave in Cold Chisel
Me too.
Same here.
The media tended to focus on “bad-boy” Jimmy. It was like a secret club to follow Moss.❣️ I agree his voice is very contemporary now. But then it was all about growling rock ‘n roll.
If you liked that, you need to hear him sing Solitaire. Just Mossy, his guitar & a spotlight. Simply stunning
I've always loved him singing solitaire, it was a very emotional concert for Andy Durant, Renee, Jimmy, Ian, Broderick, the amazing Mick Pealing, Richard Clapton and so many other Aussie legends all at once on one stage. The look of gratitude, pain and love on Mal Easticks face.
I think the term your looking for is a timeless voice. It would sound good in any era.
He made that guitar weep!
I saw Cold Chisel years later and like the cameraman i was right in front of Mossy...Wow, he works so hard during a gig, he was covered in sweat after just a couple of songs, great voice and an even better guitarist.
One of the greatest performances of all time. Ian and his guitar as one. Very very rare.
He is brilliant live.
I saw him in a small bar in Townsville. His hand slipped on the neck of his guitar and he simply continued the song in a different key. Didn't miss a beat. Incredible artist
Surely one of the greatest live guitar solos?
To me he is very underrated here in Australia
This was a special concert, they called themselves the barking spiders, his voice is beautiful, at the Andy Durant memorial concert he sang solitaire, it was amazing.
Best band in the world 💯 🤙 Cold Chisel
Ian Moss, is an amazing artist. One of Australia's very best.
I adore Ian's voice and the guitar skills are exceptional. He's amazing live.
My personal opinion is this is one of his best performance.
Cold Chisel, best Aussie band. Pure talent.
The exceptionally talented Ian Moss…. Great singer Phenomenal guitarist…. Ian also has a wonderful solo career as well as being part of Cold Chisel…. You need to do some more Of Ian’s Solo stuff…. Tuckers Daughter, Slip Away, Mr Rain, Out of the Fire, Broadway, If Another Day….. great work Again….👍🇦🇺.
Agree. I love his solo music. Tuckers Daughter is on my list to request.
My lifetime band. Been loving them since 1979. They sing to every Australians heart. Legends.
Ohhhh I have been waiting for this one! An exquisite vocal and stellar guitar performance from Moss!
I don’t know of any other band that has huge frontman and a guitarist that sings most of the balads.
Damn that was a great guitar solo too
The B side to Goodye Astrid... Their first singe... classic Chissel !
Amaaaazzinggg!!! Cold Chisel, Mossey, Barnsey, legends for all time 🙏👏👏👏🥰
Ian is a great singer & great guitarist it's truly one of the best covers ever period.
Legendary performance
cold chisels rocks period so many great songs
Great performance! Love Mossy's voice.
I have watched this video and listened to this version from the Barking Spiders album sooooo many times it still gives me goosebumps and spine chills all at once
🗣Awesome Song and Performance ‼️👏🤘🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥✌🤜🏼🤛🏾
Yay Mossy an absolute legend
Thank you so much for making this amazing performance available to the world.
I discovered your channel yesterday, and may I say I haven’t stopped watching since. As an Aussie I give you big props for all the Australian artists you have featured on here. Thank you so much! ❤
I l💓ve Ian Moss and Jimmy Barnes my all time favs timeless - this is beautiful ❣️
I felt like he's holding back alot in this performance he is without question a fav singer of mine! His acoustic version of Choir Girl gives me chills.. Amazing performer!!
I've always said Ian Moss's voice is black velvet and Jimmy's voice is sandpaper.
That was very soothing. And soulful. I love him!
Your expression @08:39 when Ian pulls out the descending run is priceless. Check out his solo album 'Soul on 53rd St' which he recorded in the US with a bunch of great soul players. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soul_on_West_53rd You will appreciate his guitar playing & vocals on some soul classics recorded with the original players in a lot of cases. Enjoy! Australian subscriber as of now.
Australian Crawl also had some talent, oh no not you again - is a good song to check out.
You finally made it bro, to the goodness of Ian. x
Last time in the band's original run,they've regrouped a few times over the decades since 😉
Thank you brother.....he was raised around a very hardened culture clash of Alice Springs
My request YaY!!!!! This song was the soundtrack to my time working on the Nullabour at Cocklebiddy roadhouse. Seeing the video clip is a dream come true. I’ve never stopped searching. Your welcome Nick 😆
i still remember the old days in the 70's and 80's , the boys in our semi's, sprinting across the paddock from Adelaide to Perth, turn around and sprint back, having a spell of course along the way.
Yay Mossy....gold!!!
Ian is amazing. But listen to this song again and appreciate Don Walker’s piano. Not only a great piano player, he was also the brains of the outfit and the key songwriter. But more than happy to sit in the background behind the huge talents of Jimmy and Ian.
Watching Ian Moss live is one of the most incredible musical things you will ever see. ❤️
the BEST!
Helloo 😁I grew up on Barnsey, have a listen to ‘I’d die to be with you tonight’ you def get a feel for his range in that song..other 2 standouts, in my opinion, Little Darling & ‘No Second Prize’
Also when you’ve got the time have a listen to their album Breakfast at Sweethearts 👌cheers
Here we go. I love this song.
you just love Mossy Caro you wouldn't care what he sang you would still love it even if it was from a phonebook haha
@@sammy_dog this is so true. He could sing a phone book in a "telephone booth" and I'd join him in there haha
@@carolynh8866 anywhere anytime all day n night i bet haha
i think they'd be happy to hear you put them in the soul / rock category. they had it all.
Breathtaking - incredible talent
If you haven’t already check him out doing Tuckers daughter or Bow river, he’s one of the greatest unheralded Aussie musicians of all time
Thank you so much for playing this it show you how great Mossy is the great feel of the blues and soul that Cold Chisel has not too bad for Aussies
Love this!
Sooooo Goooood !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! He’s performing near me in the near future. Hmmmm ….
I asked him from where did Chisel got to play Georgia. It was from Spencer Davis Group take.
Truely brilliant by Mossy and Don backing him up. I was only just a teenager here. Wish I had of been a bit older.
However glad it was recorded, for it was truely great.
Chisel has reformed and toured since that time……
brilliant best version i've ever heard \m/
bow river
The best solo ever.
One of the best 👌
This wasn't out of the ordinary for cold chisel. We expected everything from the band.This was part of the routine. Cold chisel sang Only make believe by Conway twitty with a saxophonist. It was Cold Chisel doing there songs they chose. Not mysterious ways.
they have pretty much kept going since reforming in 2003
Anyone that can hang out on stage with Barnsey has to be epic! Yes, they all can sing, was lucky to hear the late Steve Prestwich sing before he passed.
I have read that this is the final night of the Last Stand tour, the final Good Bye to their Australian fans, 1983.
Jimmy was so drunk he fell off the stage and was taken back stage for treatment .....
Don and Ian added this song as a fill in until Jimmy returned to finnish the concert.
the first time I heard a rock band do this song was at Festival Hall 1975 , Deep Purple's Glenn Heughs sang it .
its no secret that Moss and Barnes were Deep Purple fans and I cant help thinking it influenced Mossy
here is one from 1975/6 ruclips.net/video/zNq3rNgrSYA/видео.html
Is there a better singer/lead guitarist on the planet? Can anyone name someone who can out-Moss Mossy? Anyone? Bueller?
And he's incredible still
Irwin Thomas (aka Jack Jones) is pretty similar - although doesn't have the body of work that Mossy has. But very similar level of talent.
@@andoletube hmmmm he's very decent but i still don't put him in the Mossy category, he doesn't have iconic solos, nor the blue eyed soul voice, but he's definitely a class act
@@richardkenna149 That's a matter of interpretation. Largely a function of a persons age. I'm guessing you are over 50 years of age, probably closer to 60. That's Mossy's generation. Southern Sons listeners are a generation apart from Cold Chisel listeners. They are largely ignorant of each other. I was born smack bang in the middle of both. To me, they both have iconic solos. They both have extraordinary voices. Their playing style on guitar is surprisingly similar. Vocally, they have the ability to sing each others' music. If they were on a stage together, playing the same song, I would struggle to pick a favourite, much less pick the better musician. And I've seen them both play - a lot!
@@andoletube Correct re my age (57), And I certainly believe that the music of anyone's youth/early music days is what tends to stick with you for most of your life, and we tend to ignore anyone who comes along later. And it's not lost on me that even my comment of "is there a better guitarist etc" is completely subjective, we like who/what we like, so take anything I say with a ton of salt!
Cheers mate!
Chisel is Australia of the late 70s early 80s
Mossy is the most globally under rated performer - a sensational, soul sensitive player & vocalist as good as Al Green & Clapton combined - we've been blessed in Australia with 50 years of Cold Chisel + Mossy & Barnesy solo work - world class, mostly globally missed outside of Oz 🌏🙏🎶💜🌠
JUST FOUND THIS AWESOME CLIP I WAS THERE THAT NIGHT AND EVERYONE WAS IN AWE OF WHAT MOSSY AND DON WALKER DID TOGETHER IS THE GREATEST VERSION OF GEORGIA TO THIS DAY KEEP PLAYING THIS TO THE WORLD AND THEY MIGHT UNDERSTAND WHAT THEY MISSED OUT ON WITH COLD CHISEL
Another out of this world AUSSIE.
This is why they're the GOAT. This is so good but it's not celebrated. And yet other bands, other singers would hang their hat on it.
Ian Moss my favourite 🇦🇺
❤😊
Be careful with the treats etc. Especially with your diabetes Nick, so much sugar in some. You could change it up to trying Sugar Free treats from other countries, I don't know that anyone else is doing that on youtube.
Check out,, Ian moss, such a pretty face.
Bow River live all day
i wasn't talkin about Ian ;)
Listen to to Jannel
He has. Here's the link.
ruclips.net/video/QccVsz4sAP0/видео.html
ah, my favourite song
Please Breakdown
Astounding songs Knox Hill-Mumble Rap.
Knox Hill-Fall of Olympus.
Love from India.
You keep saying come on Ian....
And I think Ian who....?
Oh yeah.... Mossy....
Not Ian....
Just one comment… he’s more popularly known as “Mossy”, not Ian
Ian moss has no peers
Mossy is the John Farnham of the guitar . He is LOVED in Australia. Not Jimmy Barnes. I'd say Mossy is the Best musicians of Cold Ghisel. Don walker on keyboards started this off- notice NO JIMMY BARNES , probably too drunk to stand up. He really was a nuisance to Ian - had him in a headlock while Mossy was doing his job several times. Band is from my town, neighbourhood actually, I'm a professional guitarist and builder. I really admire Ian Moss. Him, Tommy Emmanuelle and Joe Robinson are three great Australian guitarists. Hate Jimmy Barnes for professional and personal reasons, also his brother , John Swan. Nuff said, enjoy Ian.
It's not about you though.
I cant believe it,you or anyone would love 4 octaves..poorly reacted