Fire Fight Australia - John Farnham "You're the Voice" ft. Brian May, Olivia Newton-John and more!
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The finale of Fire Fight Australia - John Farnham’s ‘You’re the Voice’ featuring Brian May, Olivia Newton-John, Mitch Tambo, Alan McKenzie plus a cast of pipers and firefighters.
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Fire Fight Australia - John Farnham "You're the Voice" ft. Brian May, Olivia Newton-John and more!
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Unbelievable that John Farnham can still sing like that, the guy is 70 years old!
trumsolon he hit them notes like nothing!!
Brian May is 72!
EXACTLY
Wow, didn't realise John Farnham was 70 years old, makes me feel old now, lol.
At 58 Bon Jovi couldn't sing living on a prayer chorus n here's the legend screaming at 72 ...like a wine... Respect
There's a reason why John Farnham is called The Voice. 71 years old and still belting out his 1986 anthem!
I was blown away thinking he would use more falsetto, he went the opposite!
Now now :( 2022
John, you got this fight mate! Cancer ain't got nothing on you. Be strong. Stay strong Farnesy. 🇦🇺 loves you!!
Yes we do. A beautiful human being ❤️🇦🇺
Couldn't agree more! I'm certainly praying he does. He's firstly a very humble guy and wow, just an absolutely stunning singer.....John, YOU are the voice ❗
Kia Kaha my bro
what does John Farnham, Olivia Newton-John, Brian May and our firefighters have in common? They are all legends!!!! each and every one of you!!!!
Seeing Olivia and Brian May on stage together kind of blows my mind.
@@cyrussoxlegion You couldn't mean little Sandra D, lousy with virginity; hopelessly devoted to the one that she wants. ;-)
Im a 17 year long volantary fireman
michael thank you Michael. 🇦🇺🇦🇺😘👨🏼🚒👨🏼🚒😷🇦🇺🙏🏻
Im a fire fighter
This song is so powerful, and the entire country of Australia knows it which makes it that more special. Plus with the indigenous lyrics too, wow. I'm a proud Aussie 🇦🇺
You've no idea about ATSI people. This mob ain't my mob. Never was never will be. Love the song and effort but ain't my mob.
@@EinMagillaGorilla ??
@@g2jay183 long story short there are many cultures, not all indigenous cultures are the same
Would have been better without the ATSI stuff
First time in a long time I felt proud to be Australian
What I found the best about this entire song was that Brian was only there to play. It shows his character that he was there to play with Farnsy and co. and that he didn't want the spotlight focused on him, especially when the firies came on.
Brian is a worldly treasure and must be kept for all people to have a high standard of what it is to be a good, humble man.
Ainmire42 💯% He is a World treasure. Farnsy still has it.
Farnsy :) can every word be turned into a ab?
Abfab
Amen.
He's such a Class A gentleman!! Go Bri
JF, our legend is recovering from major throat/cancer surgery right now. Send him your love and best wishes.💕💕
Mouth cancer, I believe? A few months ago his family, and Gaynor Wheatley, said his vocal cords are unaffected and that he's singing round the house. E❤
Now that Olivia Newton-John is no longer with us we have had the privilege to see these legends perform together.Mitch Tambo perform the 2nd verse in his native language and the volunteer firefighters on stage. RIP Liv and thank you for the memories 🙏
Not sure how I came across this video, but the first time I watched it was the night before she died. Bit gobsmacked the next day when I heard news.
It's devastating to think this is probably John's final televised performance, but uplifting that it was his most iconic song and that Olivia was sharing the stage with him
Very moving. Doubly so when Olivia came out
As a pro singer I so respect his voice ,ask any singer to sing this song in copy key , they will probably say no way
Yep, and doing it for charity to help out other Australians, which he was always so generous with. Couldn't ask for a better last performance imo. We love you John.
John Farnham + Brian May + ONJ ❤
Farnsey is still The Voice at 70 years old!!
'You're The Voice' is our true national anthem.
What an awesome way to honour our firies! 🇦🇺
And Mitch Tambo should/could be your new ambassador!
T. B. Should why?
Can someone from Australia please explain to me why this song is not the Australian national anthem? 🤯
I was there, sitting in the audience, totally amazed by what I was witnessing: the whole stadium was standing, dancing and singing as ONE. ❤ It doesn't fully show on the cameras. It was unbelievably intense with good vibes, energy and emotions. A wonderful way of ending this exceptional concert, paying tribute to the firefighters, volunteers and communities' unity and resilience to fight the bushfires. ❤🌱
The energy was truly incredible. I've never felt anything like it.
I felt it through the video. I am cryinggggg
One of the reasons why we don't have a successful revolution now is because we don't have songs like this anymore.
The stratospheric original of John Farnham is impossible to touch, God himself created Brian May with his arm and leg 😜 and what you get now is autotuned gibber jabber in the name of music with a dozen moving their bottoms as if the Baboons got a bunch of flies sitting on their butts.
This world is doomed!
@@triptoroy ??
@@g2jay183 yeah! What is your question 🤔
Jeez John's still got a cracking good voice man
He will always be THE VOICE.
@GladiatorKnightGhost, I 100% agree with you. ♥
SPECTACULAR!
Credits: Indigenous artist Mitch Tambo sung the second verse in Gamilaraay, the didgeridoo was played by Allan McKenzie, and they were joined on stage by a group of volunteer firefighters.
Thank you for this information! We, the non-aussies, didn't know that.
Hey, he's from Tamworth! I live not that far from there
smyletuneage Thank you!
The inclusion of Allan and Mitch was fantastic, it made my night when Mitch started singing, I thought that was pretty special.
@smyletuneage, thank you for this info! I was wondering what language Mitch Tambo was singing in, & WOW-he sounded amazing.
FABULOUS!!!🤩🤩🤩 That John Farnham could still sing like this at 70 is nothing short of AMAZING!!!😍 So glad that he recovered from his bout with cancer. Legend!
John Farnham is one of those very rare singers that can, despite their age, still belt out a tune and makes it sound as good as when it was first released. Together with one of the best guitarists on the planet, make this such a great moment.
A real treasure - this is fabulous! Right after this concert, Queen & Adam came to New Zealand and I saw them in Wellington. I wish that John Farnham had come with them!🤩
When Firefighters enter to the stage, makes me cry, these Great Heroes risk their life to save people, save animals and save our planet. GOD BLESS THEM ALL OF THEM.
Saved our home!
I cried so hard when this happened and in person the energy was something I'll never be able to explain how my heart felt at that moment and the lyrics of the song matched so well
Congratulations to Mitch Tambo. An amazing talent from the Country Music Capital of Australia 🇦🇺. I’ve watched Mitch growing up and his mum and I share the same birthday. A very proud and wonderful aboriginal family. I’m very impressed by the many talents of Mitch and his mum isn’t a bad singer also.
Mitch was AWESOME!!
@Val K ^
Ray Windred he’s great. Ray Hadley plays his music all the time. That’s how I first heard his version of ‘You’re The Voice’
@Troy Staunton, I couldn't agree more with your comment! Mitch sounds amazing!
If he's able to speak English he should use it over this primitive language
the aboriginal singer looks like Robbie Williams brother. He has a fantastic singing voice
Colin Bremner it’s the language and the way you have to pronounce the words
@Colin Bremner 2:38 - 2:47 he did very well there.
Cant tell because I have never seen Robbie Williams brother...
i thought the same...at first i thought it was Robbie!!!
@Colin Bremner agree, i thought the whole thing would have been better without all that....adore John Farnham though
Got goose bumps.. As a non Australian.
Regards from Germany.
2021 and still one hell of a song!
I‘m a fellow german over here lol. But it’s true, this performance just makes me tear up. Pure joy and uniting
...so it is all the more disturbing to hear reports here in Germany, where emergency services are being hindered, even spat on and attacked. This is so sick that's why I celebrate that in Australia these amazing people are being given a little spotlight and their work and dedication is being recognized...
❤
@@soeinhenk Sadly, the only time our Emergency Services get any recognition like the above is during and shortly after a massive natural disaster.
This concert was held to raise funds to help rebuild what was lost in the horrendous Bushfires we had in 2019-2020.
At the time of this concert, most of New South Wales was gone with huge chunks of every other state and both territories also gone, lost to the ravages of fire.
In the reaches of the major cities, our firefighters are paid staff but outside of those areas, it’s all volunteers who give up their time and risk their lives to save other lives and property. They leave their paid jobs 98% of the time to go and fight against bushfires such as those that destroyed 60% of Australia during that time.
I’m Australian by birth - lived here ALL my life and I have NEVER seen New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, Australian Capital Territory, Tasmania, South Australia, Northern Territory and Western Australia all on fire at the exact same time before. 🥺
@@soeinhenk we are Australian. That includes EVERYONE
Shut your eyes and John could be singing in the late 80s - early 90s, not early 2020. Whispering Jack came out the year I was born. He is singing it in the original key - he is 70+. Any singer out there would kill to be able to sing like this, and LIVE. It is astounding his voice has the clarity and range still. I have recently delved into his back catalogue thanks to an American guy (Nick) who reacts to a lot of his songs. John is sublime live. He cannot be beaten.
🙏🏼🎶🦘
Brian brings this to another Level. Long live queen and freddie mercury
I worked 10 yrs at Adelaide Entertainment Centre, working at concerts such as Foo Fighters, Eagles, Pink, Beyonce etc. John Farnham's shows were always some of the best. He always put in 100% night after night, sung with members of the crowd, and because his stage was 'in the round', he packed in more audience than most artists. He had the bare minimum stage, just him and his band, but wow....he puts on one hell of a show! The guy is an absolute Aussie legend....and world class!
This was, next to Queen + Adam Lambert's set, the greatest moment of the night. Farnsey is always acknowledged as The Voice, the greatest singer Australia has ever produced. So we were already excited. And we knew what song he would finish with, so we were even more excited. And then when that shot of Brian May flashed up on the screen, we all went into overdrive. John Farnham doing You're the Voice with Brian May?! It was too much! We were screaming. People were having freakouts. OH MY GOD! OH MY GOD! THEY'RE DOING IT OH MY GOD! the guys next to me were screaming. And this moment was so cathartic, so...in that moment, I swear I found a new plane of existence. Nothing hurt. Pain didn't exist here. I wasn't tired anymore. It was magic.
GladiatorKnightGhost
I HEAR YOU!!
You made me laugh jajajajaja But I can understand your feelings... Good for you all Australians!!! A big hug from Argentina!!!!
The power of music ❤️🙏🏼❤️
It’s biblical at this point!
I'd love to hear Adam Lambert sing this, he and Farnham have very similar voices and I think it would be an awesome tribute
Who's still listening queen
Love you forever 😘😍
Music for all times!
I think everyone is listening to queen again lol
I will and always listen to queen 🔥
Freddie&Queen forever!
Me
The Voice, Brian, Olivia, indigenous words, the firies, the didge, the pipes, the crowd, the volume... it just goes right off!
Brian May is a GOD among men.
Truer words have never been spoken
So is roger taylor
@Cameron, I couldn't agree more with your comment! :) Brian is a lovely man ♥ ★★★★★
@Jonn Richard Deacon, true! :)
Jonn Richard Deacon 100%. Deaky too! Only mentioned Brian as he was the only one in the video.
Wow ... John Farnham still got the voice
To think this was the last time we heard Olivia sing and quite possibly the last time we hear John sing. 😢
This is Australia, Aussies, indigenous singer, poms and Scottish bagpipes. Love it.
It’s gonna be a war torn day in Australia if we lose our man. The last genuine nice guy in rock that no voice can parallel.
John Farnham, man...70 and still an amazing singer!!
I can't believe John Farnham is 70. He looks and obviously sounds much younger. His voice has not depreciated at all. A special talent.
Unbelievable. One singer in ten million has a voice like that in their prime, let alone their 70s.
Rest in peace our beautiful Olivia NJ. I am so privalleged to have been a part of this night with you and felt the power of this moment at the end of the night while most people left already but we knew we had to STAY we knew it would end with a bang. You beautiful angel 💖 forever our Sandy ❤️
Cryptic much
It’s so wonderful seeing Olivia doing so well and singing her beautiful little heart out! She’s one of the best!
Lovely Livvy!
@@Morganasnotarobot0 sadly she has today joined the angels. 😢
@@footygirlful
💟💟All Heavens & Angels in heaven have☁️✨☁️ ✨Another beautiful Angel ✨☁️☁️✨with Much Love & Caring💟💟 Prayers 🙌🙏🙌🙏
@@footygirlful thank you hun xo
What an absolute privileged for Brian May to sing with John Farnham. Brian is one of the greatest guitarists, and he is blessed to be with one of the greatest voices Australia has.
Just watched this clip for the first time, 2:06 this morning. After all the issues John has gone through 😢 with his cancer, one can see something is not quite with his face. He looks he is pain and exhausted. Thank God that he is still us in 2023 ❤😊 Let's hope he can come out for that One Last Concert soon. All the best to you and your family. I certainly shed a tear or two when saw The John Farnham Story at the cinema earlier this year; l'm shedding tears and wiping my nose as l type this story.
I was a chauffeur driver for Paul Dainty's family (thanks Zelko - ALR) when you did a concert at Rod Laver Arena. Other drivers were talking with your man George, when you rushed out to jump into his car and it stalked and stopped 😂 We all yelled out, laughing "Do you need a car, Mr. Farnham" Not happy George 😊😊
Here endeth the lesson - Monty Python quote
This may be a genuine albeit partly sad piece of Australian music history.. Olivia Newton-John's last live performance, and most likely John's as well
Thanks to them both
RIP Olivia. A great Australian Star. This may have been her last performance.
Olivia recorded a duo with Barry Gibb for his Greenfield Album, around the same time..
the aboriginal singer looks like Robbie Williams brother. He has a fantastic singing voice
Unbelievable that John Farnham can still sing like that, the guy is 70 years old!
John Farnham, man...70 and still an amazing singer!!
When the pandemic is over, we need to do a concert like this for the Doctors and Nurses!!! 👨⚕️ 👩⚕️
I guess everybody around the world need a concert like this, if we survive this nightmare. Stay strong and safe
It feels so good to hear somebody knows what I mean. Stay save in this hard time
And police
Now that the pandemic is over? Are you serious?
@@daanoverveld7616 ".....When the pandemic is over, ....."
Best male voice of the last 30 years - after Freddie.....Bryan May though - what a dude....
Thanks Brian for coming back after your Set for the grand finalé, appreciate it mate.
John Farnham is an absolute legend and still has a belting voice. I've always loved this song, it's an anthem ❤🤘
At the beginning Mitch didn't hit the note right but this 70 year old man,wow what a voice John.
Australians have never raved harder
Us Americans stand with the Australians 100%
@@deansapp4635 thanks for the support
The uk is still casually chilling....
Aesthetic Aicha : I’ve got admit, I’m jumping up and down like a raving lunatic with the Aussie and the Yank chap. I fucking love this song! The national anthem of Australia.
Sam Arnold Hey Sam us oldies used to have the best “raves” lol I saw Police live then the next weekend it was AC/DC. They were the two last outdoor concerts until they made bigger stadium. And our Disco years were the best of both. Bands playing until midnight then the DJ took over. Yes my friends those where good days especially when you walked out of a club and it was daylight. We used to run to work lol I slept at lunch time.
made me cry hope you are recovering love from darlington uk
"WAKANDA FOREVER!" -Brian May😂
My Nigga🤣😂
Esau Amador stfu
SYJEN when did he say that?
@@pretzel876 his shirt says it lmao
Somehow I read this comment today. Hits hard 😞
Those girls and guys in Yellow - the real stars of the show!
begs the question tho how many girls and how many guys were in the frontlines.
@@gondor532 There's no discrimination in the volunteer fire fighters on the frontlines.
Less than 5% of the volunteer firefighters are female but they show 50% onstage because lying about the mostly male contribution is "not sexist". The left is a joke.
@@hallucinatedovens8414 You must be just trolling for attention, how pathetic.
@@hopsta5628 why? He told the truth. Less than 5% of the firefighters are female, and on the front lines its probably close to 0%.
Amazing go John singing in their language I take my hat off too you what incredible REPECT for them all . This is what being Australian 🇦🇺. Is all about helping each other no mater where you come because we are all
are equal in Australia 🇦🇺
I can't believe John Farnham is 70 years old. What a Beautiful voice!
Just discovered him and damn! What a voice! Just imagine if Freddie Mercury were still alive! Those two would just… wow!
If you just discovered him, look up the " Little River Band " on RUclips to get a flavor of " the voice's pipes.👍
@@FrankNStein-mr1mpwill do… but any song title? I’ve looked for “The voice’s pipes” and I couldn’t find it anywhere… unless I misunderstood… 🤦♀️😅
I love how the aboriginal theme being seen here, with the voice of Johnny ❤❤🎉
R.I.P Olivia Newton John, you are missed
From his teens to this in his 70's John Farnham has been the Voice of Australia. Living Legend. For anyone who didnt know him in his prime and wants to compare .
How good is it to see John Farnham, Olivia Newton-John and Brian May take a back seat to a great Indigenous voice! What a great show, and what a great song to end on.
Not only did John attempt it in the original key, but he was a smashing success! Love you, too, Dr. May! Fabulous! 💜🎸🔊🎶
Not just this song. He also did Age of Reason, Two Strong Hearts and Pressure Down in his set and I swear it was note-for-note to the album versions. He was AMAZING.
John, Australia's Beloved Son, you get better soon bloke, we love you & yes everyone cares aboutya. Was great to see Olivia, legendary to see Aboriginal version, loved that, anyway beat that Cancer, Lovesya!
Never thought I’d see Olivia NJ and Brian May together on the same stage at the same time. 👍
His projection, sustain and tone are absolutely insane for a man his age!!! He hasn’t lost a single beat!! 👍
Today we learned that John has allowed the yes campaign to use the song in one of the best ad campaigns you will see. Just watch it. It embodies everything this song means and everything Australia has accomplished in UNITY. Yes, John. YES!
Im from New Zealand and we love John Farnham down under. He such a powerhouse and still going strong ❤🎉🎉🎉
Everyone on this stage is a legend in my eyes. Giving their time and talent to such an important cause.
Yet the sheer class of John shines through as he makes the effort to welcome each person as they join in. He recognises everyone, from the gesture that he makes towards Mitch as he takes the lead and the smile that he gives him once he’s finished, to rocking out with Brian, waving at a member of the crowd, kissing Liv when she comes out and pointing to the firies when they file in at the end. He connects with everyone. All while signalling to the band and of course singing the song! A born performer, true and lasting talent and most importantly a brilliant human being!
Such a beautiful, humble person.
When most famous songwriters hear another translate their song and release it they take legal action to either stop the release or receive royalties for any profit made but when John heard the full Mitch Tambo version he not only gave him his blessing he made a collaboration which has brought us closer as a nation, When you hear the story of Johns wife driving to the record studio hoping they would like his album Whispering Jack he had mortgaged he’s house he was in the fetul position on passenger floor if they say no he is bankrupt & homeless even though he’s famous, He’s a National icon only just starting to get recognised globally for he’s brilliant voice which is unmatched and when he was young it was effortless he never struggled and could go from 0-60 instantly!
Wow! John Farnham's voice is incredible - guitarist wasn't bad either!! Plus the lovely Oliver Newton John - how beautiful does she look? Another great voice. Love the didgeridoo and the other guy with the tribal vocal (I thought it was Robbie Williams at first!!) Just an amazing and powerful version. I thought it was also a great touch to have the firefighters stand in front of the megastars - as let's face it - they are the heroes of the day!
@@jazzycat8917 Thanks for that - it's nice to know who these people are. I love the didge - I has three which I can play! Mitch Tambo really added something to the song - sounded incredible!
Allan McKenzie Aboriginal Art check the brutha out he is VERY well known in the arts...
The guitarist? That's one of the best in history...
Olivia gone and John very sick, bloody hell such a shame but their legacy will live on. God bless you both.
Freddie : Good words , good deeds , good music 🎵🎵🎵
MORTIMORE
Those are the words of the Bulsara's family religion. That is a quote from the ancient Zoroastrian religion, in which Freddie and Kashmira were taught to abide by their parents!
It was said, Freddie's father used to say it to him every time Freddie left from a visit. Freddie respected it and by the most part, lived by those words.
I get what you're saying though. Much of the movie isn't truth. But, this was.
MORTIMORE
Ive read it in many articles/interviews that were given by either a family member or close friends of Freddie's. Edit: I know if what I read is bogus.
I've been a fan since the 70s! That doesn't make me know everything but, it does make me aware of what's true and what's not. I know who Freddie's friends were and who scammed him.
Anyway, here's what I have for you, with a quote from his sister. I hope this helps.
Freddie Mercury and his Zoroastrianism faith was something that was kept out of the public eye. The legendary musician known as Freddie Mercury was born Farrokh Bulsara in Zanzibar (now part of Tanzania) in 1946. The Bulsara family are part of the Zoroastrian faith and Mercury was raised within this tradition.
His father was a civil servant for the British Empire, so the family lived in India during the young Freddie’s formative years. Mercury attended boarding school in India and it was during this time that he learned piano, fell in love with rock ‘n’ roll, got the nickname Freddie and formed his first band.
Zoroastrianism is the oldest monotheistic religion in the world and its prophet Zarathustra was the first to introduce to theology the concepts of heaven and hell, and the struggle between good and evil.
Although these days Zoroastrianism is seen as a minor religion, its teachings have inspired many scholars and artists throughout the centuries, including, Mercury.
Freddie Mercury may not have actively practiced the faith, but it certainly played a role in his determination and outlook on life.
His sister, Kashmira Cooke, discussed this in an interview in 2014: “I think what [Freddie’s] Zoroastrian faith gave him was to work hard, to persevere, and to follow your dreams.”
'Good thoughts, Good Words, Good Deeds.’ It teaches sharing, generosity and kindness as part of its doctrine and Mercury was known to be all of those things.
He was an extravagant spender, not just on material goods and parties, but he also privately gave large sums of money to charities and was known to lavish gifts on friends and to help those close to him.
I've read quite a bit about Freddie Mercury. I'm never going to be one to say I know everything but I will say I know that those words were instilled by his family through their faith.
He was also given a Zoroastrian funeral service.
MORTIMORE
However,
The OC said, Good Music, and we both misread it!
MORTIMORE
Go to your search bar and type in, Freddie Mercury and the Zoroastrian religious faith.
Go to Peter Freestone's blogs, like I did. Also, check-out Freddie Mercury, What He Left Behind by David Evans and Peter Freestone. Look up, Freddie Mercury's Family Faith! Anthology of World Scriptures by Robert VanVoorst (Zoroastrian religion and, Freddie Mercury).
Zoroastrian History, The Vintage News, Freddie Mercury, Kashmira Bulsara Cooke interview!
Type into your search bar interviews and articles you'd like to read and see about, Good Words Good Deeds Good Thoughts and Freddie Mercury! Because, it's all there! This wasn't a few weeks of reading. It was months into years! There was no social media in the 70s-90s. Well after Freddie died, we were able to look him up on the Internet, without books! Everything I've learned and looked up about Freddie, interviews articles and inserts are in my personal computer files. I'm not sure what you're looking for. But, I gave you a nice answer the first time.
This second time seemed like an argument to me because if you're a hardcore fan as you say you are, you'd know how to look it up for yourself! The search bar is your friend as it was mine for months! It's all there and it's all true. Freddie used those words in his lifetime. He was a great man! In every single way possible! Go look up what his band members say about him. What Elton John says about him! What everyone says about him. Nobody ever had a bad word to say about Freddie Mercury!
70 years old... and still belting out the big notes! Incredible!
Wow... His voice has,not aged at all. What an appreciation and respect to the firefighters given. They deserve every moment of it!
Crying as I watch beautiful Olivia sing with John. So sad & devastated for Chloe but Olivia is no longer in pain.
Queen is the best
yeah
Long live Queen! Brian seems to have more energy than me...and I'm 36 😂🤷🤦🏻 Honestly though, He's so freaking talented and amazing!!
What a stage full of legends...... John farnham, Brian may, mitch tambo, Olivia Newton John, and the people of the Australian fire services. and such an iconic song.
Freddie would sing amazingly like John Farnham if he is still alive.
With all due respect both voices are like chalk and cheese.
I guarantee though, people will still be listening Freddie Mercury centuries from now, along with his music.
yes😢😢
chaserkitty no doubt will be
Freddie would've joined them on stage
Freddie Mercury is noted as saying John Farnham was the best singer on the planet. Pretty high praise.
This is for John… 1 for every million Aussies ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇦🇺
John Farnham is to this day still THE BEST live show I have seen. It was June 25th 1991 in Utrecht Vredenburg Netherlands. Front row during the Chainreaction tour. Was blown away and had soo much fun, will never forget this! Is and will be treasured music memory ❤
Gänsehaut pur
It was so wonderful being there and everyone singing their hearts out. Brian sang a verse of this last night at QAL in the Gold Coast - gotta love him and Farnsy
I was at Fire Fight & then since I live on the GC was at their last Australian concert on the Gold Coast! 2 of my all time favourite concerts. Ever!! 😍
God bless and save you firefighters, greatings from Berlin, Germany
nice he still got his voice. i'm impressed
I am from the Philippines 🇵🇭 and I’m so proud to live here in Australia! Such a beautiful country and will always call it my home ❤️
I like your songs you are the best BRIAN you are the best playing the guitar Roger the best playing the drums
He is The Voice. Great live shows and a good bloke.
Cheeky little shred at the end by Brian May could have gone unnoticed.
This was epic and the pride dad smile on JF’s face during it was beautiful.
You’ve been part of my whole life, John.
I can’t remember not ever knowing who you are.
From seeing you live many times, to singing with the Welsh King on Hey Hey it’s Saturday!
I’ve been blessed that my childhood and adult life had you in it.
Blessings to you and your family, and thank you.
John Farnham has an AMAZING VOICE... OMG!!!
Agree. He literally is "the voice". From 1986 till present time he`s been singing the song in the exact same key and still delivers magnificantly. Beautifull energy throughout the years. I wish more people took the lyrics literally. You have a great 2022!
Unbelievable talent, 70 years and he didn't even lower half a tone from the original anthem!!!!!!! HATS OFF
HOLY COW!!!!! Just got here from watching the original song, then the German The Voice Senior audition by Dan Lucas, and now this friggin' amazing version including Brian May!!!!!!! I could die right now. Fantastic!
Just when you thought this song couldn't get any better!!! Amazing aboriginal performers and Brian May.!!!!
HOW can he still sing like that?! Amazing voice
Man how much changed in 7 months I was here going from the fires that brought us to together to go a virus that would keep us apart
I always try to remember to re-watch this whenever I am on You Tube. I have never mentioned how much I admire Mitch Tambo for his performance and how he kept going despite having mic issues when he first started singing in Aboriginal.
John Farnham singing like that! Wow
Easily one of the best singers in history. A beast !
*_INCREDIBLE!!!! John Farnham's voice is still as badass as ever._*
Dear Lord, let the tears flow! Such love for Brian May and thrilled to have found John Farnham again! It has been quite a search.
Imagine this concert with Freddie...
They had him on the screen. He told us to get fucked-ive never felt so honoured :)
Freddie and Farnham closing out the show with "You're the Voice", what a moment it would've been.
Sin palabras ,impresionante🤴
If Freddie was there Queen would play the entirety of the week, all of FFA, and with John 😃 😃 😃
@@SJOBrien8906 Goosebumps!! Just imagining such an epic moment!!!
Australians ate so blessed to have these legends. I'm moved to tears. 👍💯🥰💕💖💞
Yeah we are. So proud and lucky to be an Aussie ❤️🇦🇺
John Farnham and Queen plus Mitch Tambo - You’re the Voice - MAGIC. Thank you for that performance.
I was watching this concert live at the stadium in 2020. The energy in atmosphere was electric. I am so proud to have watched this amazing performance!!
john farnham, the true australian talent. love this man, he is such a talent,, love that he brought lisa edwards and co back for this song.