Couldn't afford to stay in Margaret River now, yuppies taken it over. Can't camp on the beach, we've lost our rights, it's sad. But the best memories 😎
I always believe Ian Mosse's voice is exceptional, accurate high notes and melodic. His voice can move around beautifully, his singing of the bow river song is emotional and passionate, 44 years on and Ian Mosse's voice is still strong.
Yes. We were so different back then. I spent my teens in the 80's. This video brought back so many images of the past. The fashions, hairstyles and the natural good looks.
That's Sally Ford in the film clip. She is a great player, and still gigging in Melbourne. The sax on the record is played by another great Melbourne saxophonist and band leader, Joe Camilleri (according to Wikipedia).
I arrived in Aussie from NZ in 1979, I was 17 years old Gee Whiz what a great time to be a teenager living in Brisbane. Cold Chisel was and still is the best band alive. The kids in those days were awesome. This song my baby is one of their best. The girls on the GC are still hot......
Ummm, yeah, okay. Except maybe for stealing garden gnomes whilst high on acid and skateboarding in rich peoples empty swimming pools when they weren't home etc
What strikes me is how shy and bashful the kids look. We were not used to living our lives in 24 hour video mode then. Makes me somehow sad that we have lost something and we will never get it back.
This track is soooo smooth. And it swings. Joe Camilleri's sax takes it to another level. A simple tune with simple lyrics; yet it floats so beautifully. Ian Moss' soul/blues vocals are the crowning glory of this most satisfying piece of work. Phil Small hit the nail on the head. Vale Steve Prestwich.
I can't believe that I have never seen this video clip. I've always loved the song but boy, did that take me back to a lot of things I'm not going to share with everyone. But, they WERE good times! Thank you for uploading this little Aussie gem and for the memories.
This particular performance isnt live but what I meant was that they could do it live, and did so many times. Unlike many manufactured artists these days.
Yeah,remember seeing Chisel at the Elizabeth rugby club in 79 with Jimmy swinging on a bottle of vodka and even though I was off my face,I thought even then these guys are going somewhere.Yeah the 80s were a great time to be alive,when the catch cry "party hardy"was at every gig and very little trouble because everyone was too busy having a good time.Great days.
Moi, been their fan for over 40 years. Have gotten to know them during the years, 16 shows now. Don Walker is the best songwriter, but Phil did here what I consider a perfect pop song.
I agree with Alan Burge. Raw. Such an amazing Aussie band and one of my favorites. I have a real love for the rawness of Aussie movies and music. Look at the classics of Strictly Ballroom, David Bowie s, 'Let's Dance', Original Mad Max, The Castle, Ac/Dc before moving to UK. Also think about The Models, and so many bands in that era. I was fortunate to see AC/DC in late 90's. Best band I have seen. Cherished for a lifetime🥰. I keep0coming back to this era because music soon changed to the MP3 format before we knew it. No one really follows artists any more because there is little connection with the swipe left/right approach. I am involved in start up I will not promote at this time as we are early stage and not appropriate. We are bringing the vinyl experience back. I'll let you know more when we get there.🙏. It's not that far away.
Always enjoyed Mossy’s blues-infused vocals. On another note, still have tinnitus in both ears from a certain gig at Thebarton Theatre when they toured that album (East).
I remember in the late 70s or early 80s driving two blocks away from Chisel playing in Surfers and saying it was too loud from where we were - I expect anyone inside suffered hearing damage.
Perfect... I'll watch this in the UK, knowing the band are undertaking their 50th anniversary tour. This Mikko clip brings me a little closer, even though I can't be at one of their shows
My baby, my baby My baby, my baby I know this little girl she's quite a picture I do my very best oh boy to keep her She's got what it takes to warm my soul Maybe it's because she wears no makeup Doesn't think she's got the legs that shape up She can't rock but boy she can roll I know I got My baby, my baby She's all that I need Hanging around She's all I need She makes my world feel so good to me We turn on in the most peculiar places Many people turn with bowed red faces We don't care what they say all the same I got this little girl she's quite a picture Ain't no one anywhere ever gonna steal her She has won my heart I love her so
According to Wikipedia, My Baby was written by the bass player Phil Small. And it is the only Cold Chisel track where he is listed as the sole writer. Amazing!
Ohh the fun times. No helmets, smoking unashamedly. A time when u could live with the consequences of your own choices. . Instead of blaming everyone else if they didn't work out.... sigh. Fuck it's almost depressing to c how controlled we've all become. 1984??
I look at the girls in this video and ask myself how could they be the mothers of the duck lipped, botoxed, tattooed, fake chested, freaked out women of today. So sad how far we have slipped in one generation 😔
I blame the internet - we traveled Across Asia on the Cheap - using Lonely Planet's first Yellow Bible - before PCs, internet or mobile phones - we wrote airmail letters to Poste Restante !
@@ultimobile Yeah those were the days I traveled the World for like Zero dollars except for cheap air fairs, I've been hearing stories now that you can't afford to backpack now because everyone is gouging prices for a bed at night!.... The cheapest room I've found recently was in Bali right near Sanur beach at a place called Red Doors $14 aud a night!... not bad place really
I was fortunate enough to see these dudes in Adelaide pubs, Glenelg 1978,it's great to see they're giving it at least one more crack,we,ll go listen to them in wheelchair,s if we want to hey guys.
@@357HFC Thanks Dale, I'm surprised someone hasn't come up with the answer to this mystery. I was thinking this morning, now there was a girl who played the sax on Hey Hey It's Saturday but that would probably 15 years after this song was recorded. I've snooped around and come up with this picture. facebook.com/heyheyitssaturday/photos/pcb.10153614957314049/10153614955554049/?type=3&theater Thought's anyone ??????
The woman on sax is Melbourne icon Sally Ford. Brilliant player and band leader. Highly respected in the scene. Mostly known for her jazz and latino stuff (e.g., Sally Ford and the Pachuco Playboys). Great that Cold Chisel got her on this gig.
@@gashy1000 The woman on sax is Melbourne icon Sally Ford. Brilliant player and band leader. Highly respected in the scene. Mostly known for her jazz and latino stuff (e.g., Sally Ford and the Pachuco Playboys). Great that Cold Chisel got her on this gig.
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70's &80's what a great time to be alive in Oz
I was born in '93, I can only imagine🎉
You're right bro...with real music...
Best times ever. 😊
Those were indeed the days.
@@JustDavid-oo1ce I reckon Western civilization as a whole peaked in 1984 funnily enough.
I am 60 now . I just played this for my wife of 14 years . She had never heard of Coldchisel. Now she is in love and its 2024
No Words just Tears
😥😭😰😢😓
Surfing down south at Margaret River
living in my Panel van,Beach parties,
all the surfer girls
We Were Gods!
Yes, I was a surfers girlfriend, great music 🎶 chill life ❤
No tears, the memories ❤❤❤
@@psychicmafia666 hello Godess! 💖
Couldn't afford to stay in Margaret River now, yuppies taken it over. Can't camp on the beach, we've lost our rights, it's sad. But the best memories 😎
Even went to Surfers Paradise, met a Surfer called Rabbit. Got sunburn where it hurts most, ah we Gen X had the best times lol
Its 2023 but i still listening to this song...old is gold
I always believe Ian Mosse's voice is exceptional, accurate high notes and melodic.
His voice can move around beautifully, his singing of the bow river song is emotional and passionate,
44 years on and Ian Mosse's voice is still strong.
Days of innocence on all these beautiful faces in video. It was my era and loved it.
Yes. We were so different back then. I spent my teens in the 80's. This video brought back so many images of the past. The fashions, hairstyles and the natural good looks.
Beieatiful beautiful aye
Yeah, no instagram, facebook, or internet at all, just people meeting face to face and enjoying eachothers company
That took me back to a great time in Australia
to quote Dame Edna Everage "I like to come back to Australia - it's where my roots are" - so for me the 1980s
That saxophone solo is killer ❤️ God I love this song
That's Sally Ford in the film clip. She is a great player, and still gigging in Melbourne. The sax on the record is played by another great Melbourne saxophonist and band leader, Joe Camilleri (according to Wikipedia).
Joe Camilleri (Jo Jo Zep) on the sax.
Good looking Aussie Sheilas.
FnA, OZ babes in the 80s R the best.
Yep. No botox, no duck lips, no plastic, no fake bleached teeth...
Tasty lil tarts indeed. Bit moufy though... Just sayin. Ya know! 😘
@@areyashore You're a virgin
I arrived in Aussie from NZ in 1979, I was 17 years old Gee Whiz what a great time to be a teenager living in Brisbane. Cold Chisel was and still is the best band alive. The kids in those days were awesome. This song my baby is one of their best. The girls on the GC are still hot......
Ice house great street cafe, ect ect
Lovely video, we were such wholesome kids back then!
Ummm, yeah, okay. Except maybe for stealing garden gnomes whilst high on acid and skateboarding in rich peoples empty swimming pools when they weren't home etc
What strikes me is how shy and bashful the kids look. We were not used to living our lives in 24 hour video mode then. Makes me somehow sad that we have lost something and we will never get it back.
It's called a loss of innocence.
This track is soooo smooth.
And it swings. Joe Camilleri's sax takes it to another level.
A simple tune with simple lyrics; yet it floats so beautifully.
Ian Moss' soul/blues vocals are the crowning glory of this most satisfying piece of work.
Phil Small hit the nail on the head.
Vale Steve Prestwich.
The shire that brings back memories catching a train from Macquarie fields to Cronulla beach on a hot Saturday/Sunday day
This song took me back to the greatest love of my life, and the one that got away
Same... lol
Ditto for me!!
I can't believe that I have never seen this video clip. I've always loved the song but boy, did that take me back to a lot of things I'm not going to share with everyone. But, they WERE good times! Thank you for uploading this little Aussie gem and for the memories.
Yea me too mate. Great music always takes us places.
Ian Moss is so good looking
Does anyone else agree?????? ♥️♥️♥️
Thats when people could play and sing live.
Sadly, they're probably lip syncing to the studio track. The clue is it sounds precisely like studio, and the fade out at the end.
@@heisdeadjim it’s an official film clip, not a live performance. They are always over dubbed to get the best audio quality.
This particular performance isnt live but what I meant was that they could do it live, and did so many times. Unlike many manufactured artists these days.
live much more raw, so good
Cold Chisel. Simple. Raw. Beautiful. Effective. One of their greatest tracks surely. Great guitar. The lot.
Yeah,remember seeing Chisel at the Elizabeth rugby club in 79 with Jimmy swinging on a bottle of vodka and even though I was off my face,I thought even then these guys are going somewhere.Yeah the 80s were a great time to be alive,when the catch cry "party hardy"was at every gig and very little trouble because everyone was too busy having a good time.Great days.
As a Finn living in Australia, I always appreciate a fellow countryman who knows his music...... moi 👋
Moi, been their fan for over 40 years. Have gotten to know them during the years, 16 shows now. Don Walker is the best songwriter, but Phil did here what I consider a perfect pop song.
@@mikkoturunen1893 absolutely! I love them because none of their music sounds the same. All different genres and styles which is fire
Can someone please build me a time machine so I can travel back to the 1980s
I agree with Alan Burge. Raw. Such an amazing Aussie band and one of my favorites. I have a real love for the rawness of Aussie movies and music. Look at the classics of Strictly Ballroom, David Bowie s, 'Let's Dance', Original Mad Max, The Castle, Ac/Dc before moving to UK. Also think about The Models, and so many bands in that era. I was fortunate to see AC/DC in late 90's. Best band I have seen. Cherished for a lifetime🥰. I keep0coming back to this era because music soon changed to the MP3 format before we knew it. No one really follows artists any more because there is little connection with the swipe left/right approach. I am involved in start up I will not promote at this time as we are early stage and not appropriate. We are bringing the vinyl experience back. I'll let you know more when we get there.🙏. It's not that far away.
Always enjoyed Mossy’s blues-infused vocals. On another note, still have tinnitus in both ears from a certain gig at Thebarton Theatre when they toured that album (East).
go West Torrens
I remember in the late 70s or early 80s driving two blocks away from Chisel playing in Surfers and saying it was too loud from where we were - I expect anyone inside suffered hearing damage.
Same at Panthers Leagues Club in the late 1980s.
My Baby it's BOSS song and i still blasting IT today thanks uncle Jimmy barnes,an uncle Ian moss
Jimmy giving his screeching vocal cords the night off :)
I liked his first two solo albums, but I reckon it went downhill from there, he just seemed to become more shouty than a better singer.
dont often see barnsy packing a tele!
Phill Small’s song. They all wrote hits. Love the clip
Ahh wow if only I had a time machine to go back to this time
Simple times easy pace of living
Saw Mossy in a restaurant in Noosa a few months ago. He either lives up this way or was gigging here.
Perfect... I'll watch this in the UK, knowing the band are undertaking their 50th anniversary tour. This Mikko clip brings me a little closer, even though I can't be at one of their shows
What a great time, Great rock n roll A very underrated band.
You're not an Aussie are you?
@@randomstuff797 Sort of
@@randomstuff797 Sort of
@@randomstuff797 I'm as much as an Ausie as Jimmy Barnes is
definitely NOT underrated in Oz.
I was born in 76 and from The Shire so loved this video clip
cold chisel of the blue collars...ma pride and joy 👍🎵❤️4rom🇵🇬
God there is some history there!
Natural looking woman, so refreshing from the stock standard girls if today....
❤Love the guitar part with vocals,just great❤
Just met with Rod Willis, the Chisel manager during the 1980s. He just released a great book ”Ringside” of him and Chisel and much more.
My baby, my baby
My baby, my baby
I know this little girl she's quite a picture
I do my very best oh boy to keep her
She's got what it takes to warm my soul
Maybe it's because she wears no makeup
Doesn't think she's got the legs that shape up
She can't rock but boy she can roll
I know I got
My baby, my baby
She's all that I need
Hanging around
She's all I need
She makes my world feel so good to me
We turn on in the most peculiar places
Many people turn with bowed red faces
We don't care what they say all the same
I got this little girl she's quite a picture
Ain't no one anywhere ever gonna steal her
She has won my heart I love her so
I always thought it was "she can't rock but boy, Chiko Roll"
Nothing says "80's" like a great sax solo hey!
Word.
No sax, no swing.
According to Wikipedia, My Baby was written by the bass player Phil Small. And it is the only Cold Chisel track where he is listed as the sole writer. Amazing!
Ohh the fun times. No helmets, smoking unashamedly. A time when u could live with the consequences of your own choices. . Instead of blaming everyone else if they didn't work out.... sigh. Fuck it's almost depressing to c how controlled we've all become. 1984??
What an amazing voice
Owwwwwww that sax haunts me to the bone lolol
My mum served ian moss a burger at the Sheraton WA before tuckers dau3
Damn Mossy sings this like an Opera - reaches in and rips out my heart !
Always tthe best band by along way Top Vibes
I now get it...strewth.....well done....
I am loving these clips you are making mate, great work!!
Got a WHOLE three days off at the end of this week. So looking forward to the break !!! Need it. 🕺🎶❤🎼🎵💃💯
I'll still Carry On days like this,,, with My love
Do you know the song
on days like this from Matt Monro?
get it!
Best song by a mile.
I’m a 90s kid but I listened to these songs even though they’re older than me but boy it takes me back
LOL!!! Where too? Rooty Hill ARY/ Sweethearts Parramatta?
I was 2yrs old wow ......
I look at the girls in this video and ask myself how could they be the mothers of the duck lipped, botoxed, tattooed, fake chested, freaked out women of today. So sad how far we have slipped in one generation 😔
Hi Greg, I totally agree with you 100 % 👋🙌🙌👋 .
Stupid generalisation. What about the porn addled, lazy, selfish men who still haven't learned to respect women as human beings.
You nailed it!
I blame the internet - we traveled Across Asia on the Cheap - using Lonely Planet's first Yellow Bible - before PCs, internet or mobile phones - we wrote airmail letters to Poste Restante !
@@ultimobile Yeah those were the days
I traveled the World for like Zero dollars except for cheap air fairs, I've been hearing stories now that you can't afford to backpack now because everyone is gouging prices for a bed at night!.... The cheapest room I've found recently was in Bali right near Sanur beach at a place called Red Doors $14 aud a night!... not bad place really
I was fortunate enough to see these dudes in Adelaide pubs, Glenelg 1978,it's great to see they're giving it at least one more crack,we,ll go listen to them in wheelchair,s if we want to hey guys.
Great band the chisels ❤
what a talented band!
bass player phil smalls artful song.
mossy is just my absolute fav.
2 fools with a thumbs down. Pfffttt!!! no accounting for taste.
Cronulla clubhouse, every weekend cruising laps around there.
Probably millennials they have no idea how good it was back then, Wanda carpark every friday / saturday night in the Sandman
My... how things have changed! Great time to be an Aussie.
Great Song, Awesome !!
Still love this Phil 🇦🇺🍺
The best who was sax player bloody awesome
What a great voice
Awesome
❤For all 5he woen I loved❤😂
Yeah don't get me wrong I love Jimmy but Ian Moss on lead vocals well that is cream on the cake.
Love this song
Mossies voice one of the best
The best song
great days
Sydney this time was prob the best city besides Perth too grow up
In
Ah Mossy you talented bastard. Where did the years go?
I wish I was born in the era this song came out
Would def say that Sydney was tge best state to live in up to the year 2000
I wonder what the girl in the clip is doing now ?
Great clip, reminded me of the early 80's in Port Fairy, Victoria, who's the girl on sax ? thanks for posting.
The girl on sax caught my eye and ear also. Keen to know. Think this may have been a composite using the studio recording.
@@357HFC Thanks Dale, I'm surprised someone hasn't come up with the answer to this mystery. I was thinking this morning, now there was a girl who played the sax on Hey Hey It's Saturday but that would probably 15 years after this song was recorded. I've snooped around and come up with this picture.
facebook.com/heyheyitssaturday/photos/pcb.10153614957314049/10153614955554049/?type=3&theater
Thought's anyone ??????
@@gashy1000 Ms. Sally Ford (a little later she became a member of Texicali Rose)
ruclips.net/video/gR1XH8gFnLE/видео.html
The woman on sax is Melbourne icon Sally Ford. Brilliant player and band leader. Highly respected in the scene. Mostly known for her jazz and latino stuff (e.g., Sally Ford and the Pachuco Playboys). Great that Cold Chisel got her on this gig.
@@gashy1000 The woman on sax is Melbourne icon Sally Ford. Brilliant player and band leader. Highly respected in the scene. Mostly known for her jazz and latino stuff
(e.g., Sally Ford and the Pachuco Playboys). Great that Cold Chisel got her on this gig.
Jimmy pretending to play the guitar lol. Love Mossy's voice over Jimmy's any day!
Covid free,life was simple..Good lord..
Chisel will always be chisel ....Barnsey will always be him love them both
Lovely chicks back then.
Most of the people in this video are now in their 60s.
yes hello I'm still here and still rocking
@68 yo
Not a fan of cold chisel but like this song
Just fun,no hate,no bullshitlife should be like this❤
SENSACIONAL FANTÁSTICO
I love you too forever.❤️❤️😘
First and last time I've seen Jimmy holding a guitar?!
❤Ocean,Sun,Women,Cocktails,Surf,Seafood,the rest😂
Never new the sax player was a chick well done. And she's hot to ❤❤❤❤
I was in grade 10
Nashville high Brisbane
OMG. Does it get any better?
Phil Small song, love it
Interesting to see Jimmy playing guitar
I thought it was Barnesy singing this song My Baby
Clearly not!
MADE love to this song with a beautiful DOONSIDE GIRL. love IT.
Good on you , hope you enjoyed it ❤👋🙌💞.
Wonder if they are still around those people? Great video 👀👍
Fuck yeah♡
All those teenagers are in their 60s now ..father time waits for no one
Ian Moss upfront on guitar
Phil wrote this......those were the salad days...
Yeah not many people know that.
Did Jimmy start the Hi Viz phenomenon from this video
Who’s the gorgeous sax player?
Hi Angela 🎉