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Farnham is easily the best male vocalist I’ve ever heard… 💯
Unbelievable performance, no matter how many times I listen to it I can’t get sick of listening to these great men doing their thing
I was thinking the same thing 😊
Agree
Timeless
Barnsey, Farnsey and Diesel! Three Aussie legends, just brilliant. A song of Jimmy Barnes that will blow you away if you like blues is Stone Cold with American blues guitar maestro Joe Bonamassa, Jimmy is about 58 in it and his voice is phenomenal!
I couldn't agree more. Barnsey, Farnsey and Diesel are pure gold. Stone Cold with Joe B gives me goosebump every single time.
Jimmy has been around for decades. His early stuff was out and out rock and he was a bit of a Wildman. He mellowed out as he aged into a Blues singer. You should check out his version of Stone Cold with guitarist Joe Bonamassa. Oh, and the guitar player in that video you just watched was his brother-in-law Johnny Diesel also a talented singer-songwriter in his own right Good one chaps, lol. Keep up the good work
Hi both my gosh they sound great together, I’m really enjoying this spotlight on John Farnham. A brilliant upload ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Legends - both of them! The friendship between Barnsey and Farnsey is lovely too.
Jimmy was a wild man back in the Chisel days ... quoted as saying that sometimes the vodka made for a great show, and other times not so much. His solo career was even bigger. Hey Hey it's Saturday started out as a Saturday morning show in the 70s but by this stage, had become one of the premier night time variety shows in the country, featuring crazy comedy and showcasing all the famous international touring acts as well as great home grown entertainment. Diesel (on guitar) is an outstanding artist in his own right, who also happens to be Jimmy's brother-in-law. Get well Farnsey! 💕
You were close with your image of 'Hey Hey It's Saturday' It started out as a Saturday morning show in the early 1970s. Their humour was always on the risque side and as their audience grew older the show moved to Saturday nights. It was on air for 25 years and was the showcase for the very best (and very worst - see 'Red Faces' clips for context) of Australian and International talent. They had Stars as illustrious as Sly Stallone, Tom Jones, Rod Stewart and many more as guests on a regular basis and were even a platform for up and coming artists to get their 'act' out there.
The show was controlled mayhem, with regular segments and guests who were all in on the jokes. The vast majority of the population of Australia loved the show and no-one would head out clubbing until 'Hey Hey' was finished at 9pm.
Aussie accent, is that what it was?😂😂😂. This is a great live version. You picked the right one. By the way Diesel, the guitarist is Jimmy‘s brother-in-law and a rock legend in his own right. Jimmy’s whole family are all amazingly talented musically. His son David Campbell and his daughter Mahalia Barnes are very well known artists here in Australia.
This is what happens when a Volvo garbage compactor truck and a Rolls Royce Silver Shadow have a baby. 😁 If you like blues, you're gunna love Jimmy's 'Stone Cold' with Joe Bonamassa. And Cold Chisels 'Bow River' is amazing. Love your work, guys.
Jimmy is still belting out music today in his 70s listen to Stone Cold featuring Guitarist Joe Bonnamassa. So good.
Love me some Barnsey and Farnsey They can really belt out the blues. For a good intro to Cold Chisel, may I suggest Bow River. I
think you'll really enjoy it.
You will ❤
Hey guys, great reaction!! Just a note: John has not had any formal singing lessons ever but Jimmy has had training in Gospel and together you get this brilliant music.
Jimmy could power a wind farm with his vocals...Trust me, you ain't heard nothing yet! 🇦🇺
ie: Cold Chisel, Wild Thing, Last Stand Concert 🤯
Brilliant comment! 😁
Johnny Diesel does the guitar solo and then sings with them. John just holds his microphone out for him and it makes me laugh. Diesel is Jimmy’s brother in law and a talent in his own right. Jimmy’s wife is from Thailand and lovely, at least two of his kids sing. One of those is David and he didn’t know who his father was until he was 15. He is very Aussie, born here but sings well with his father, they are different. David is the host of a TV show in Australia now. I love that this is Jimmy’s song and he tries to out sing John, not possible.
Oh, no. Not a morning or afternoon show. It started that way but the puppet had a bad mouth. They took it to Saturday nights and adults loved it. Last week they celebrated 50 years since Hey Hey It’s Saturday started. We miss it.
John Farnham and Anthony Warlow at the Main Event Concert live singing Granada. You need some funny but good Opera.
Jimmy's wife is not Japanese. She is Thai.
@@barnowl5774, yes, you right but she is still lovely. I will fix it.
@@karenstrong8887 There was an interview with her on ABC TV (it may have been the program, 'One To One'?) and she has had an interesting life. Her mother comes from a noble Thai family i.e. was one of the wives of a prince or king or something, from what I remember. She discussed how she and Jimmy met, her mother and Australian step-father's reaction to that, and life with Jimmy. She also spoke about how she and Jimmy were so into drugs that their children held an intervention on them, which shocked them, and turned their lives around and made them realise how important family was to them.
Perfection. These two go together so well. Their voices so complimentary John's like fine wine and Jimmy smooth whisky.
I Just wish they had collaborated more. There is so much for you to discover for both of these artists.
Jimmy's band Cold Chisel during the 70's and solo career since the 80's and occassionally getting back together with Cold Chisel and he still going strong recording and touring even now at 66. John's time as a teen Pop Idol from the late 60's to late 70's, his time in the Little River Band during the early to mid 80's and his legendary time as a solo artist during the 80's 90's 00's not to mention he was still performing until 2020 at various fund raising concerts and even released 2 number 1 albums in 2015 and 2016 when he was 66/67 in collaboration with Olivia Newton John.
Jimmy's new album you mention Soul Deep 30 was released this year. Jimmy was 66 and his voice is still fantastic. He collaborated with a few other on the album including Sam Moore who is 86, to sing "Soothe Me" and I think it will surprise you. Sam, of Sam and Dave fame originally made the song famous in 1967 and also originally made "Something is Wrong with My Baby" famous also in 1967
Soothe Me link;
m.ruclips.net/video/n0dDnNy2q2E/видео.html
They sure do work well together and while Jimmy sings the lower register in this song, you ain’t seen nothin yet. Jimmy can also sing very high, especially in his younger days with Cold Chisel- but even more recently he has sneaked in a bit of impressive falsetto and high vocal squalls. His range is often overlooked because people are just so impressed by his grizzly tone but yeh he’s got both going on for sure.
👍
Jimmy and John - two of the greatest voices the world has ever seen. And both bloody nice blokes! ❤️ With Diesel here on guitar (who is Jimmy's brother-in-law) - absolute brilliance. This was from Hey Hey It's Saturday - an Aussie TV show which ran for 28 years. Full of music, interviews, talent shows, etc etc. A great show. The two at the end were the hosts, Daryl Somers and Ossie Ostrich - classic!
John can sing any genre….Jimmy was a part of Aussie band Cold Chisel (check out Bow River 2003)..Jimmy does lots of soul music..check out Soothe Me with Sam Cooke..love your reactions…the guitarist is Diesel..solo artist in his own right, also he’s jimmy’s bro-in-law
Hell Yeah, Bow River is a KILLER track and the best clip is without any doubt whatsoever is this one ruclips.net/video/TdVRNDnTKTU/видео.html Get it on your list guys, guaranteed to love it!
Sam Moore 😉
@@phunkmonkeycookiegarage7773 100% true
The guitarist is named Johnny Diesel. He is well known singer himself and can play a number of instruments. He has played in many bands but the most popular band he was in was probably Johnny Diesel and the Injectors whose song “cry in shame” was probably there most popular.
I love Jimmy singing with John...
Makes John sound even better 😅when you didn't think that was possible...
Hey Hey it's Saturday was on every Saturday night for a very long time and was required viewing for millions of Aussies every week. It started as a kids' Saturday morning show and evolved into a major show. The guitarist is Johnny Diesel, who himself is a legendary singer songwriter.
Jimmy is the most in-tune screamer ever.
Good lord, what a couple of magnificent voices. I hope at some time these two recorded an album together. Fantastic together. Thanks so much. The guitarist added a nice added vocal layer.
The guitarist is diesel a star in his own right😊
Tom Jones loves John Farnham , lookup John and Tom on hey hey it’s Saturday
Guys, you are my favourite reactors now. Many of us in Australia are the grandchildren of British migrants so we share your humour. My favourite ever one-liner from Hey Hey It’s Saturday was when the host Daryl Somers (that’s him in the last frame of your video, together with Ozzie Ostrich), and the voiceover guy John Blackman were reminiscing over Kalgoorlie, the old gold and silver mining town. John suddenly made the best ever comeback line, “My grandfather was an old time mining prospector- he once found traces of Silver behind the Lone Ranger’s horse”! Not everyone would get the “double entendre” about what was actually the horse’s droppings.😅. Another of John’s characters was Dicky Knee. Only a Brit would instantly know what that is. If you ever want to see TV from that time that may not pass the censorship laws now, look up Agro’s Cartoon Connection. There’s an adults only version, all ad lib. He’s wicked.. but times have changed.
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Guys,you gotta do Jimmy Barnes Stone Cold with Joe Mombassa on guitar. Great song great guitar.👍
Joe Bonamassa 😆
😂👍
I think Mombassa played for mental as anything,
@@colinmcintosh4284 you were close 🤣
Subbed you Dr Kap.
Australia has some very strong and very awesome singers
For years everything was about England and America which us Aussie also had the pleasure of listening to. However, our Aussie singers were the best kept secret on the planet but not our fault and it's probably because we were such a small nation. We did try.
The guitarist was Jonny Diesel (or just Diesel), a writer, musician & singer in his own right and Jimmy Barnes brother in law.Thank you, I'm reliving my youth & enjoying this.
Not to mention his real name is Mark Lizzotte.
@@carolynh8866 I didn’t know Diesel’s real name for ages, knew he was Jimmy’s bro-in-law via Jimmy’s wife sister. I wanna be related to the Barnes or Farnham family lol. 😅
@@bernadettelanders7306 me too. As in want to be related. 😆 🤣
@@carolynh8866 have u got Scottish and English ancestors? I have. Sadly though my sister studied Genealogy and Anthropology at uni - Not a Farnham or Barnes name discovered in our history - maybe I should tell her to look their mothers up maiden names history 😂.
@@bernadettelanders7306 yep. ;ots of scottish and english ancestry but sadly no farnseys or barnseys in the mix...that I know of lol. I can go back 400plus years on the Scottish side..
Funny thing is Jimmy’s top vocal range is higher than Johns but here he sits lower making their harmonies work perfectly 😂
Great choice 👌🏼 and another great reaction. I grew up here in Oz gifted this brilliant music - and I love watching people discover these performances (and really appreciate them). This one would segue nicely into you choosing John's cover of Cold Chisel's When The War Is Over next week... hint hint... 😉 Recommend a sublime live version from 2003 (The Last Time tour, Melbourne). He hits notes that beggar belief!!! 💥 Cheers
Great description of their singing for sure ..
This kiwi ❤️❤️ these 2... Blardy LEGENDS! 💯🎶🎸
Did you guys know both these blokes were born in the UK, John in England and Jimmy in Glasgow.
During the late 1950's, there was the influx of 'ten pound poms' into Australia; and from this starting in the 60's was a lot of bands that included a lot of the young immigrants. The reference to £10 poms, was that is what it cost for the necessary workers to come to Australia. In fact, the satellite city of Elizabeth(named after the Queen)In Adelaide, South Australia was established to house the British immigrants; that was where Jimmy's parents settled, most working at the (General Motors)Holden factoryat Elizabeth.
Great singers ❤
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By popular demand please react to this Jaw-Dropping video of 4th Impact singing "Bridge Over Troubled Water" (So Hyang Version) thanks.
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Hey Hey It's Saturday was a Saturday night program.
Jimmy Barnes kept us entertained during thé height of Covid posting videos on Facebook of himself his wife and family singing.
Jimmy Barnes was a member of the rock group Cold Chisel, after which he persued a solo career; Jimmy settled down from hiscrock style to a more adult entertainer, this is from Jimmy's Soul Deep album. The is a Sam and Dave song from 1966.
I'm here before Dr Kap!
Another great Farnsy and Barnsy performance. Always go live with these guys when you can. This is probably one of the best performances of this song.
To go down the Jimmy Barnes rabbit hole I would suggest Wild Thing from The Last Stand Tour ruclips.net/video/oQ19NWzA8TA/видео.html (this is from 1983 and is just amazing) and Bow River from The Ringside Tour ruclips.net/video/TdVRNDnTKTU/видео.html. For solo Jimmy Stone Cold featuring Joe Bonamassa ruclips.net/video/IyXFHr5jylI/видео.html and Do You Love Me with Josh Teskey recorded at the 2022 Byron Bay Blues Festival when Jimmy was 66 ruclips.net/video/A-Nep2KZJow/видео.html
JUST!! 😂 😂
Oh, I agree with all of these suggestions. Love Farnsey & Barnsey...both Aussie legends & Diesel is pretty amazing as well. Also love Cold Chisel. Ian Moss has an awesome voice (he sings lead in a couple of these suggestions) & plays a mean guitar & David Blight on harmonica is absolutely brilliant. Great reaction, guys. Aussie music is a large rabbit hole but so much fun. 😁
OMG you beat Kappy in here? that deserves recognition indeed👏🤗, I don’t think I ever have lol
@@bernadettelanders7306 try to drop in to our live stream Aussie pub rock tonight on Shakes P channel from 9.30pm Sydney time. We have a blast, Carolyn will be there too
@@Dr_KAP maybe, I’ve been in a very few live streams but get lost as it goes too fast for me.
If you pause during a guitar solo an angel dies 🙃
Oops!
I have seen these two many times on the Australian pub scene and in arenas and they are great. Jimmy Barnes was born in Scotland and came out to Australia as a young child and we love him.
Diesel, Barnsey, Farnsey three Aussie legends on stage together
For your first reaction with Cold Chisel I suggest you find their live 2006 concert and their song 'Bow River' here you not only get Jimmy but also Ian Moss singing on the track.
Jimmy has many great songs but one that nobody reacts to is off his Hindsight album. Collaborations and reworks of 30 years of his music. The song is Lay Down Your Guns (Feat The Living End) The Living End are an amazing band, especially live.
The guitarist is Johnny Diesel, Jimmy Barnes brother-in-law. He's an awesome muso in his own right
If you like blues / soul, guitar, I promise you will love Jimmy Barnes doing “Stone Cold” feat. Joe Bonamassa. 🙂
Laraine, absolutely YES, that song is my personal favs of Jimmy’s, songs, along with mega more favourite songs, so I just play them all 😊
@@bernadettelanders7306 fingers crossed we’re heard. We know they won’t be disappointed 🤞🙂
Smooth Duo.👏🎤😄.. like yourselves 👋🙃🎧 . There progressions are perfect 🎶🎙🎤
I believe the guitarist is Diesel another Australian Soloist
Ossis Ostrich from Hey, Hey.
Now that's live singing.
Oh dear boys, The song was a great hit in 67 for Sam and Dave on stax, written by Isaac Hayes and David Porter. Sam Moore appeared in the Blues Brother film. Listen to the original,you should like it.
Check out more of John Deisel as well he is also Jimmy’s brother in law
You have just watched 2 of Australia's greatest singers with 1 of the best Aussie guitarists in Jonny Diesel (Jimmy Barnes brother in law) and if you haven't heard of L.R.B or Cold Chisel before you need to hear a lot of their songs huge hits in Australia from the late 60's through to now Fantastic Muso's cheers
From Hey Hey It's Saturday - end bit is Darell Summers and Ozzie Ostrich
You should hear John sing Stevie Wonders song acapella
you want to watch jimmy barnes in his prime with chisel you must watch the live last stand concert "wild thing" it will blow your socks off
Farnsy, Barnsy and Diesel, everyone forgets Diesel
The only team you should even contemplate supporting is the mighty magpies, Collingwood FC! 💪🏻🖤🤍😉
Great reaction lads. and can I just say huge props to Diesel, fantastic artist in his own right.. 15 Feet of Snow, Cryin’ Shame, Love Junk or Man Alive are definitely worth reacting to 😎
Another awesome duet is John Farnham with Olivia Newton John singing live Please Don't Ask Me
They are just brilliant the guitarist is diesel Jimmy's brother-in-law. Check out Jimmy's stone cold.
That was Darrel Sommers and Aussie Ostrich. Don’t ask, you will never understand if you ain’t Aussie
The guy on the guitar that sing at the end is jimmy Barney's brother in-law
As has been said by Grahame John , Stone cold with Joe Bonamassa and Jimmy Barnes is very special. Also Jimmy Barnes daughter Mahalia with Joe Bonamassa- Riding with the kings. She has a set of pipes too.
The guitarist 🎸 Johnny Diesel is Jimmy Barnes brother inlaw. He is a legend in his own right. Jimmy's song Stone Cold is great it was done more recently. Mustang Sally is good too.
Yeah Barnsey support's Port Adelaide in AFL & he supports Parramatta (we just call them Parra) in the NRL which is the same team i support.
Like Farnsey, Barnsey moved with his family from Scotland to Adelaide, South Australia (SA) at around the age of 10 so around the same age as Farnsey. He still does have a hint of the Scottish accent but is very much an Aussie larrakin with the typical Aussie sense of humour.
Cold Chisel is Australia's greatest ever band, even better than ACCA DACCA (AC/DC) & INXS who are two of our most successful musical Aussie exports. If U were to ask the everyday Aussie in the street & asked who is our greatest band the majority will say Chisel.
Look up Jimmy Barnes' daughter, Mahalia Barnes... the apple doesn't fall far from the tree
The song was written by John and Jimmy.
John was also born in England. But never ever call him a pom lol
Please do Cold Chisel Wild Thing.... best ever live performance ✌️
At 4.40 with your tree visual, I'm thinking wait until you see Diesel (our Johnny Depp look-alike). As others will tell you, he is Jimmy's brother-in-law.
Also do a reaction to John with Human Nature. Every time you cry.
This was from Jimmy's Soul Deep Album, but essentially Jimmy is a rock singer listen to him singing working class man and also Ke Sahn among others, I love Soul Music and that album has lots of great songs on it, the guitarist is Diesel. Another singer to check out, this time a female is Tina Arena she has an awesome voice too Probably my favourite song of hers is Heaven help my heart, Chains is another, Sorrento moon and many more.
Barnsey...born in Glasgow...Scottish legend ;)
Hey Hey It's Saturday was an evening show, not a morning show. Think the Kenny Everett show type of thing.
@Gary Maidman
Cheers Gary, thanks for the info a bit more of a gown up show, oh Kenny Everett, now that was a fun show.
All the best to you
Barnsey & Farnsey! ❤️ Who cares where they were originally born, we in Oz claim them forever! 😝😂 Aussie legends both!
BTW, the guitarist singing with them is a legend in his own right! Diesel is related to Jimmy and has his own mega following as a singer , musician and Aussie icon.
To compare Jimmy from then to Jimmy today, please react to Stone Cold with Jimmy Bonamassa. Absolute Magic!
Oops, Joe Bonamassa, of course! Sorry.
Lol we like laughing at the bad imitation mate
The guitarist is Johnny Diesel another star in his own rights and is Barnsey’s brother in law. I love your reactions to John. I have loved him his whole career. Go for North Melbourne aka the Kangaroos. It’s John’s football team.
Yeah Gidday mate
Ozzie Ostrich is the pink character.
He had to bring the guitarist in, he's Johnny Diesel, Jimmy's brother-in-law lol. Diesel is a great guitarist and singer in his own right.
Guitarist is "Diesel"
Done some great albums... As in his own.
Nice performance, these guys can sing! Blimey BP1 can sing ?
Love our John and Jimmy. I normally prefer John live but this song only I prefer the studio version - have a look at it.
Saturday mornings until the 80s I thought
Hey Hey it's Saturday was always on a Saturday night
have a look at jimmy and tina turner doing 'simply the best'
Diesel the guitarist is an awesome blues/rock singer too. Check out some of his tracks like Tip of my tongue, all come together, come to me, Cry in shame just to name a few.
The gitarist is Johnnny Diesel a singer song writer also , and Jimmy's brother in law.
Look. They'll break your heart, but St Kilda are a ripper team.
The guitarist here is mark lizotte, a recording artist in his own right, stage name Diesel. Cry in shame is his biggest hit, and if you like bluesy sound you'll love it.
It is actually "Don't!!! Stop trying to do the Aussie accent."
I believe this a cover of a Sam & Dave song from Barnsey's album of soul covers released in '91 called Soul Deep. Barnesy's career, both solo and with Cold Chisel, is well worth investigating. I'd search Cold Chisel's 'Bow River' live from their Ringside tour, a comeback tour for them. Also as a Crows fan I only request that you please do not support Port Adelaide FC hahaha
The guitarist is Johnny Diesel a fantastic singer songwriter. Was the lead singer in Johnny Diesel and the injectors.
If you are looking for something different try Perth band Birds of Tokyo. I recommend "good lord"... a rock song about marriage breakdown.
Check out barnies stone cold it brilliant
Check out some Diesel. Great artist too.
You can find some seriously good artists who sang with John Farnham. Queen, Tom Jones, Ray Charles and Celine Dion have all done it.
Not to mention our own Olivia Newton John, Anthony Warlow and Human Nature.
Then there was the time Farnsey was double Billed with Stevie Nicks and he came on first and blew the crowd away. When Stevie came on, it didn't go well. The next day she said no one told me I was playing with the Frank Sinatra of Australia. As the tour progressed it was clear everyone had come to see Farnsey and not her so she kept shortening his set.
Same thing happenned when he toured with Lionel Richie. People watched John who came on first then got up and left. So the switched the order round with Lionel First and John second.
The smart ones like Tom Jones collaborated properly and they sung together as well as doing their solo sets.
John also toured with his idol Stevie Wonder in 1981 with his original Farnham Band(that included Tommy Emmanuel) and was asked by Wonder to perform Master Blaster with him on the last night.
Laura Branigan....
@@rickandersen2284 yep ...no doubts there's probably more that I've forgotten or never knew about lol
@@carolynh8866 the one I would have loved to see was one night only as special guest with the Eagles in Dunedin in 2019
@@terryallen345 that would have been cool
Um BP1 was that an Aussie accent you were trying to do at the beginning? Sorry sounded more Cockney to me lol You guys are such a joy to watch. The guitarist you see is Johnny Desal who is Jimmy Barns brother inlaw. they both married sisters. Love from Australia💞
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