I picked up on great Australian and NZ music after being an exchange student in 1980 in NZ. Returning home to US, it was a struggle to always find the imports. Fortunately I found a guy that had great connections. I’d be jamming to Cold Chisel, Australian Crawl, Mondo Rock, Split Enz, Mental as Anything and Icehouse -and friends thought I was nuts, until they too became fans.
You mightt have missed gangajang, inxs, powderfinger, the angels, the Mark of Cain, the saints. Cosmic psychos, Billy Thorpe and the aztecs, midnight oil, the skyhooks, Joan jett, the radiators, the butterfly effect and cog to name just a few.
@@drunacres Me too!! Great bands every weekend across Melbourne, I am so grateful that I was born where and when I was. The live music scene was incredible and I would give anything to go back and do it again. A great free time in my life, no responsibilities, just finding out who was playing where and deciding where to go.
Melbourne was the best place to be for music in the 70’s and 80’s. The most difficult decision of my week was which bands to go and see every weekend. Just a great time and place to be alive! We were so lucky!!!!
I Love this story about your son I am 63 just found out 18 month's ago I have very bad ADHD I knew I had something my friend's used to call me manic as in always full of electricity highwired then I would crash for 2 day's them full on again and I always dance and sing out loud to this song makes so much sense God Bless You and your Beautiful Son and family baci x
I have a fully Autistic Step Neice she is 22 now non verbal only sings to song's and is obsessed to the song's JANUARY and MAGIC by the English 70's band PILOT she joined the Music Maker's in Sydney Australia when she was about 12 that's where she learnt to sing well sort of the best thing ever to happen to her baci x
the money i saved won't buy my youth again............. when music was music. RIP rock'n'roll. Barnes / Moss. The rough and the smooth. THAT'S why Chisel was so very exceptionally good.
It was always bit a shame Cold Chisel never really made it outside of Oz, cos in Australia these guys where monster huge, and still considered on of the most important ozzie bands of all time.
In my opinion this is the definitive version of Bow River. Check out those killer harmonies in the beginning of the song. Barnsey and Mossy had voices that perfectly complemented each other.
It's the right version, but is it missing a solo? Or am I mixing it up with another version? I mean this is *definitely* the right version, no question. They tried to recreate the magic but never quite topped it.
Agreed. the original album version doesn't come anywhere close. This live version was the one which they included on the 1991 compilation album "Chisel".
@@Cynwidion That’s because Chisel was, in heart and mind, a full blooded live band. I read Barnesey’s autobiographies and he explained that they only ever felt at home on stage, not in the studio
I came to Melbourne, Victoria Australia in 1980. Went to a Cold Chisel Concert in 1980 at Festival Hall in Dudley Street, West Melbourne, I was 23 then and 68 now and still love Jimmy Barnes👍😎👍 Keep Rockin old mate.👍😎👍
Make yourself comfy my friend and start listening to some AC/DC, Hunters and Collecters, Hoodo Gurus, Midnight Oil, Aussie Crawl, Noiseworks, Screaming Jets I mean the list is endless this is just to get you started on our way of life...oh and also Mossys solo work, Jimmy Barnes solo work and his sidekick Diesel, shit son you got homework haha
I just wanted to say thank you Cold Chisel - We love you for the beautiful memories you have left in our minds. I am 61 years old now and you do wonder where the years have gone. Your music is timeless and I thank you for the pleasure of listening to your songs.
Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face,,,,
Phil gave this song a poke with his driving bass line while Ian laid an awesome tale. I love this song. Jimmy and his high harmonies and vocals layers a perfect song. As a bass player it’s a joy to play live. And the first thing you know I’ll be….back in Bow river…A gain…
God how I love this song! Whenever I have a crap day at work I crank this up in my car on the way home and belt out the song with Mossy and Jimmy. It has kept me sane for many, many years. AND I LOVE THAT HARMONICA!!!
+Sheryl Everett ..I totally agree Sheryl, this song can re-align the stressed out cogs in ya head like nothing else can. Smooth, loud, fast, haunting, emotive...it's got everything. I like the way Jimmy sings a quieter support harmony for Ian, those guys are way cool !!!
I've always loved this song , arguably the best song on Circus Animals . Its great the way Jimmy backs up Ian . I think that is where Barnsey is at his best , backing or harmonizing with Mossy or Richard Clapton or anyone . How about Phil's bass ? So funky and spot on . He is is one of the great rock and roll ( Blues style ) bass players ever . I reckon he could fit in with any of the great rock bands .
One of my favourite songs ever. Reminds me of being a kid in a country town. Wanting to be free of it. Wanting to stay in it. Loving and hating it. I am older now. Song still makes me feel nostalgic.
AUSSIE AUSSIE OY OY LOVE ! Don't worry about making it BIG in America, CHISEL is ALL OZZIE , & I'm PROUD OF THAT , EVERY TIME I HEAR BOW RIVER THE HAIR ON MY BODY STANDS UP , BARNESY & MOSSIE , BLOODY RIPPER BOYS , BEST TIME GROWING UP IN THE 70 - 80 'S REAL AUSSIE MUSIC. ❤🍻🍻🌲🌲🎅👊👌
Barnes / Moss. The rough and the smooth. THAT'S why Chisel was so very exceptionally good. After all these years, it still gives me goosebumps. Bloody legends.
I only found this song/group because of the discovery channel. They're using it as the theme to the programme 'Outback Truckers'. As a truck driver myself I downloaded the album straight away and will be playing it on the long lonely highway next week. Thank god for random songs from random tv shows
Yes indeed. These days, I go to pubs, and the live music is one half thud-thud-thud from a really large drum kit, and the other half of it is vocals, if you're lucky a lead guitar, and a backing track with the rest of the instruments on it. :-( I'd rather than drum kit be on a backing track, turned down, and the guitars, bass and keyboards live. Oh, and Barnesy isn't a screamer compared to a lot of what's out there, that IS just screaming without really much at all in the way of melody being sung in between. Angry fast-spoken bad beat poetry to me does not a song make, either. You know a band or artist isn't fully there musically when they have to depend on gimmicks like backup dancers picking them up and carrying them around stage to create a show.
I saw Cold Chisel in the Darwin amphitheatre last December, it was still 30 degrees when they came on stage at 9pm. I'd definitely go and see them again but nothing will ever beat the pure Aussie experience of listening to songs like Bow River and Khe Sahn in the Darwin heat. It was such a great night!
Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face,,,,
This version is so much better than the studio version. The harmonica adds so much more to the song, and it's a faster tempo than the studio version which is the cherry on top
There's a reason the studio version didn't do too well as a single, but the live version did. The studio version is decent enough, but the live version has so much more dynamism and energy to it, whereas the studio version feels like they're holding back.
"Swing Shift" is still one of the greatest concerts and live recordings of all time, a rocking rolling experience I have spent a great deal of life enjoying, Thanks CC.
What a under appreciated Talent in that band, What a outstanding Voice and the guitar playing Just magic!!!!!!!!! Not Under appreciated by the Band, But certainly by the punters!!!
Mossy always was the best thing about Cold Chisel. Barnes / Moss. The rough and the smooth. THAT'S why Chisel was so very exceptionally good. I never get bored reliving my teenage years, listing to this amazing bad. Thanks for the memories!
Great old songs.Saw em live a few times.Sharks leagues club(sitting on a swamp) also an Australia Day concert,,held on Shark park(swamp) mid late 70's.Having a few coldies.
This was the song that I'd throw on the jukebox to get me pumping when I played the pool comps at Blackwater in the early 80s. This song, no matter what album, live, or studio, just rocks. This and Goodbye (Astrid Goodbye) is another awesome chisel track.
I only googled this song as it’s the theme tune for the Aussie Export TV show, Outback Truckers and I couldn’t hear all the lyrics. The tv programme should have its own theme tune. This is a great track played live on stage, wish id been in the audience!
Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face,,,,
Funny thing about Aussie rock bands - it's the little things, like a guy with a harmonica, or a guy with a flute in Men at Work's Land Down Under. In an American rock band, they'd do all that with on the lead guitar.
30 odd years ago, arrived in Oz for studies and Cold Chisel was the introduction to many of the best of Aussie home grown music. Still loving them today.
Massive Cold Chisel and Don Walker fan. First heard this song at a CC gig in Albury, NSW. I was right up the front leaning on the stage making eye contact with Jimmy and Mossy. Almost 40 years on it is one of the highlights of my life. Thanks you guys...
Fab version! Seen them live and they were electric! They play the same old cold chisel songs on radio and forget there were other amazing songs like this out there .
This might have been the first song that I called my favorite. I remember when me and my brother were very little, we had a cold chisel DVD and we would play it non stop and this was the one I remember most
This song creates a trance fir me too It sends me into a to a jewel of happy emmotions No other song can uplift me so high Love love it This is the star show ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I never get bored reliving my teenage years, listing to this amazing bad. Thanks for the memories! Ian Moss plays a HOT guitar!!! DAYUM! Ian Moss plays a HOT guitar!!! DAYUM!
Mossy always was the best thing about Cold Chisel. Two amazing vocalists a wailing harmonica, rock at its pinnacle This song always gives me goosebumps
100% agree, Barnsey might be the front man but it wouldn’t be cold chisel with out Mossy.and yes Saturday night is a masterpiece, I love the way Mossy’s vocals are some how able to calm amazing rawness in Barnsey
I just thank my lucky stars I got to experience Cold Chisel live so many times in their hey day from the start all the way to the Last Stand.....bloody brilliant
Still goes gard iver 40 years later. I did a half decent impromptu version of this at work on friday night and my mate gave me the hest compliment, he said it felt like he was at the pub!
Used to fly over property in the kimberlies to work . Where mossy wrote tis songs. Was bo river station. His brother or something worked there. He liked it. Visiting.
I'm there after the intro :) I love this soooooo much - Go us Aussies Barnes / Moss. The rough and the smooth. THAT'S why Chisel was so very exceptionally good.
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the money i saved won't buy my youth again.............
Barnes / Moss. The rough and the smooth. THAT'S why Chisel was so very exceptionally good.
mossy, was the heart of chisel. still a great artist.
Dave Blight on harmonica adds so much to this classic tune.
Thanks mate -was about to ask who was hatted harp guy...nice wailing licks ✌
I picked up on great Australian and NZ music after being an exchange student in 1980 in NZ. Returning home to US, it was a struggle to always find the imports. Fortunately I found a guy that had great connections. I’d be jamming to Cold Chisel, Australian Crawl, Mondo Rock, Split Enz, Mental as Anything and Icehouse -and friends thought I was nuts, until they too became fans.
Now that is a high quality playlist, right there!
Great taste mate.
Music ambassador ! Nice.👍 .........🦘
You mightt have missed gangajang, inxs, powderfinger, the angels, the Mark of Cain, the saints. Cosmic psychos, Billy Thorpe and the aztecs, midnight oil, the skyhooks, Joan jett, the radiators, the butterfly effect and cog to name just a few.
Onya mate/bro
Cuzzy/cuzo
I love just finding an amazing song out of the blue, apparently Australia was kicking ass in the 80s.
And you are surprised? It had simply an AMAZING live music scene. Especially in Melbourne. I grew up with this. I feel blessed.
@@drunacres Me too!! Great bands every weekend across Melbourne, I am so grateful that I was born where and when I was. The live music scene was incredible and I would give anything to go back and do it again. A great free time in my life, no responsibilities, just finding out who was playing where and deciding where to go.
Haha just play it loud man yeah lot of awesome Aussie Rock
Melbourne was the best place to be for music in the 70’s and 80’s. The most difficult decision of my week was which bands to go and see every weekend. Just a great time and place to be alive! We were so lucky!!!!
Lucky duck xo keep up the good work :)
This is the only song my severely autistic, non verbal 7 year old boy dances to. He literally stops in his tracks and goes into a trance. Amazing
That’s magic ❤
so cute!
That may well be true but Christ did it make me laugh, best of luck with your son, we're all human
I Love this story about your son I am 63 just found out 18 month's ago I have very bad ADHD I knew I had something my friend's used to call me manic as in always full of electricity highwired then I would crash for 2 day's them full on again and I always dance and sing out loud to this song makes so much sense God Bless You and your Beautiful Son and family baci x
I have a fully Autistic Step Neice she is 22 now non verbal only sings to song's and is obsessed to the song's JANUARY and MAGIC by the English 70's band PILOT she joined the Music Maker's in Sydney Australia when she was about 12 that's where she learnt to sing well sort of the best thing ever to happen to her baci x
There is no greater period of rock in Australia than the 80’s, lead by the great Cold Chisel.
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FkN A. Truth.
Your response was lame. Nothing about Cold Chisel or Bow River. Maybe you start your own band. You could call it The Lame Arses.
Particularly the early 80s (for me at least.) So many great Aussie bands during that particular time period (and NZ artists too.)
@anzaeria I agree with you. It was a great time for Aussie music.
the money i saved won't buy my youth again.............
when music was music. RIP rock'n'roll.
Barnes / Moss. The rough and the smooth. THAT'S why Chisel was so very exceptionally good.
Ian Moss Underrated Singer & Guitarists!! My Favourite Cold Chisel Song!!👍😉
I agree on both counts. Mossy showed he is all class when he went solo. Best Chisel song
He played back seat to Jimmy
WOW he was great!! My goto clip xxx
Holy shit, I didn't know I could hold my breath for over 5 minutes. This is some serious ass kickin' music. Well done, Aussies.
It was always bit a shame Cold Chisel never really made it outside of Oz, cos in Australia these guys where monster huge, and still considered on of the most important ozzie bands of all time.
oh the entire COvId virus mask wearing thing. what the fuck is wrong with everyone in sydney. the flouride . i don't know.
piss off mate
If you like Cold Chisel then check out Jimmy Barnes solo stuff , Australian Crawl , Hunters and Collectors, The Angels and Paul Kelly
yewwwww is all we do. come have a beer
Blinder of a song, Mossy can really kick some arse!
In my opinion this is the definitive version of Bow River. Check out those killer harmonies in the beginning of the song. Barnsey and Mossy had voices that perfectly complemented each other.
It's the right version, but is it missing a solo? Or am I mixing it up with another version? I mean this is *definitely* the right version, no question. They tried to recreate the magic but never quite topped it.
Agreed. the original album version doesn't come anywhere close.
This live version was the one which they included on the 1991 compilation album "Chisel".
Isn’t this the live version from the Last Stand DVD /Video recorded during one of their last gigs at this Sydney Entertainment Centre about 1983???
@@bogan-slayer7469 Yes, it's a combination of two of their last gigs in 1983.
@@Cynwidion That’s because Chisel was, in heart and mind, a full blooded live band. I read Barnesey’s autobiographies and he explained that they only ever felt at home on stage, not in the studio
One of the best songs ever, fucking love this band!
Grab a copy of BLOOD MOON and look up GETTING THE BAND BACK TOGETHER on here in the meantime . They are back and they're still kicking butt
I came to Melbourne, Victoria Australia in 1980.
Went to a Cold Chisel Concert in 1980 at Festival Hall in Dudley Street, West Melbourne, I was 23 then and 68 now and still love Jimmy Barnes👍😎👍
Keep Rockin old mate.👍😎👍
@Jane Seymour Saw them a week ago today in Canberra , bloody brilliant . Bought their new CD on Monday and it hasn't been out of the car stereo since
I was there!
Brilliant.
Well I'm known as a bit ruff but Jimmy is my kinda bloke
I was here too !! Used to lived on Kilda Beach !! Greetings from France !!!
I've came to Australia nine years ago and never heard of Cold Chisel before that. Now I love them - this song is my favourite!
welcome! and I'm glad you like the music :-)
Always good to hear of outsiders enjoying our country and our music. And you got good taste this my favourite song of theirs too.
Where are you from mate?
Welcome and thank you for acknowledging our best band. This song brings tears to my eyes, and I was born in 1981 lol
Make yourself comfy my friend and start listening to some AC/DC, Hunters and Collecters, Hoodo Gurus, Midnight Oil, Aussie Crawl, Noiseworks, Screaming Jets I mean the list is endless this is just to get you started on our way of life...oh and also Mossys solo work, Jimmy Barnes solo work and his sidekick Diesel, shit son you got homework haha
I just wanted to say thank you Cold Chisel - We love you for the beautiful memories you have left in our minds. I am 61 years old now and you do wonder where the years have gone. Your music is timeless and I thank you for the pleasure of listening to your songs.
New album out called BLOOD MOON , grab a copy , you'll be glad you did (y)
Your welcome, now help the Kids, & Join Liabilitymate
Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face,,,,
Ian Moss,a truly modest guy...class act on stage ! 👌
My hometown of Adelaide has produced so much talent. Im proud to be an Adeladian. I love my city.
Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face
Adelaide rocks. Screw you Paul Kelly (but I love him too).
Phil gave this song a poke with his driving bass line while Ian laid an awesome tale. I love this song. Jimmy and his high harmonies and vocals layers a perfect song.
As a bass player it’s a joy to play live.
And the first thing you know I’ll be….back in Bow river…A gain…
Love this am 52 have listened to this many moons xx
Wish Jimmy had let Ian do his own fabulous thing that night though 😊
@rebecca Hello, how are you doing it's nice meeting you here
Two amazing vocalists a wailing harmonica, rock at its pinnacle
God how I love this song! Whenever I have a crap day at work I crank this up in my car on the way home and belt out the song with Mossy and Jimmy. It has kept me sane for many, many years. AND I LOVE THAT HARMONICA!!!
+Sheryl Everett ..I totally agree Sheryl, this song can re-align the stressed out cogs in ya head like nothing else can. Smooth, loud, fast, haunting, emotive...it's got everything. I like the way Jimmy sings a quieter support harmony for Ian, those guys are way cool !!!
I've always loved this song , arguably the best song on Circus Animals . Its great the way Jimmy backs up Ian .
I think that is where Barnsey is at his best , backing or harmonizing with Mossy or Richard Clapton or anyone .
How about Phil's bass ? So funky and spot on . He is is one of the great rock and roll ( Blues style ) bass players
ever . I reckon he could fit in with any of the great rock bands .
27 years old and would not mind a lil bit more of this in today's music, love the harmonica in this
Jimmy Barnes and Ian Moss. Their voices compliment each other perfectly
Runs chills through my very soul every single time I hear this song - truly freaking fantastic!
@sapphire Hello, how are you doing it's nice meeting you here
One of my favourite songs ever. Reminds me of being a kid in a country town. Wanting to be free of it. Wanting to stay in it. Loving and hating it. I am older now. Song still makes me feel nostalgic.
AUSSIE AUSSIE OY OY LOVE ! Don't worry about making it BIG in America, CHISEL is ALL OZZIE , & I'm PROUD OF THAT , EVERY TIME I HEAR BOW RIVER THE HAIR ON MY BODY STANDS UP , BARNESY & MOSSIE , BLOODY RIPPER BOYS , BEST TIME GROWING UP IN THE 70 - 80 'S REAL AUSSIE MUSIC. ❤🍻🍻🌲🌲🎅👊👌
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Barnes / Moss. The rough and the smooth. THAT'S why Chisel was so very exceptionally good.
After all these years, it still gives me goosebumps. Bloody legends.
I only found this song/group because of the discovery channel. They're using it as the theme to the programme 'Outback Truckers'. As a truck driver myself I downloaded the album straight away and will be playing it on the long lonely highway next week. Thank god for random songs from random tv shows
Jimmy Barnes (singing with Ian Moss here) did a song "Driving Wheels" it's basically THE truck driving anthem here in Australia.
@@goodshipkaraboudjan can't forget slims truckin songs, under the spell of highway one probably one of his most known but from here to there and back
@@blokebeershed7651 lights on the hill 😉
Im so lucky this was the soundtrack to my youth, Oz music in 70's and 80's was unique. WE know how to rock
Yes indeed. These days, I go to pubs, and the live music is one half thud-thud-thud from a really large drum kit, and the other half of it is vocals, if you're lucky a lead guitar, and a backing track with the rest of the instruments on it. :-( I'd rather than drum kit be on a backing track, turned down, and the guitars, bass and keyboards live. Oh, and Barnesy isn't a screamer compared to a lot of what's out there, that IS just screaming without really much at all in the way of melody being sung in between. Angry fast-spoken bad beat poetry to me does not a song make, either. You know a band or artist isn't fully there musically when they have to depend on gimmicks like backup dancers picking them up and carrying them around stage to create a show.
Last stand. Will always be the iconic version of this classic
I saw Cold Chisel in the Darwin amphitheatre last December, it was still 30 degrees when they came on stage at 9pm.
I'd definitely go and see them again but nothing will ever beat the pure Aussie experience of listening to songs like Bow River and Khe Sahn in the Darwin heat. It was such a great night!
KellyJayneAustralia shit i didnt even realize they played here DAMNIT I MISSED THEM
This song reminds me of the Territory
Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face
Wow wow wow - I've always loved all Mossie's songs but this is even better as both Barnes and he sing.
everyones got their own bow river and thats why everyone feels this song..
Could not be more right
Classic Chisel, and barnsey on the end 2 bottles of vody, love till I die
After all these years, it still gives me goosebumps. Bloody legends.
Possibly the greatest Aussie rock anthem ever.. still stands the test of time..
Ian. You so rock Australia. Love and respect, man.
Favourite band of all time!!! My kids had it on every day n on road trips. My heroes
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Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face,,,,
This version is so much better than the studio version. The harmonica adds so much more to the song, and it's a faster tempo than the studio version which is the cherry on top
most live versions are better ,they put their heart and souls in to them
There's a reason the studio version didn't do too well as a single, but the live version did. The studio version is decent enough, but the live version has so much more dynamism and energy to it, whereas the studio version feels like they're holding back.
Different, not better.
"Swing Shift" is still one of the greatest concerts and live recordings of all time, a rocking rolling experience I have spent a great deal of life enjoying, Thanks CC.
I never get bored reliving my teenage years, listing to this amazing bad. Thanks for the memories!
you old bruh!!!....but even tho i'm younger than you I love 80's music...I am secretly jealous
What a under appreciated Talent in that band, What a outstanding Voice and the guitar playing Just magic!!!!!!!!! Not Under appreciated by the Band, But certainly by the punters!!!
Ian Moss is a God to many.
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Two amazing vocalists a wailing harmonica, rock at its pinnacle
Ian Moss plays a HOT guitar!!! DAYUM!
Mossy and Jimmy wouldn't have been able to pull this song off without each other. loved this song since I was a kid.
Mossy always was the best thing about Cold Chisel.
Barnes / Moss. The rough and the smooth. THAT'S why Chisel was so very exceptionally good.
I never get bored reliving my teenage years, listing to this amazing bad. Thanks for the memories!
Great old songs.Saw em live a few times.Sharks leagues club(sitting on a swamp) also an Australia Day concert,,held on Shark park(swamp) mid late 70's.Having a few coldies.
The thing I love about this version is how Mossy's quite happy to strum the chords away whilst he lets Dave have the solo!
This was the song that I'd throw on the jukebox to get me pumping when I played the pool comps at Blackwater in the early 80s. This song, no matter what album, live, or studio, just rocks. This and Goodbye (Astrid Goodbye) is another awesome chisel track.
Such a massively under rated band. One of the greatest of all time. Anywhere. Period. These guys were truly talented.
Bow River is an OUTSTANDING rock song.
underrated song by an underrated band - emotion, melody, passion - you want great songs you got em!!!!!!!
hear ya.
Certainly not underrated in Australia though.. America tried to tell them how they wanted them to be. Barnsey replied with 'You go nothing I want'
Agree with Andrew not at all underated in Australia
God Bless you all 🥰 and Blessings to you and Everyone ❤💜💙
seeing Chisel in full force is awesome, when they are on song, no one can beat them.
Only way to listen to this song is fucking loud. Love love it
I play this at least once a month. I pity people who haven't experienced this song.
I only googled this song as it’s the theme tune for the Aussie Export TV show, Outback Truckers and I couldn’t hear all the lyrics. The tv programme should have its own theme tune. This is a great track played live on stage, wish id been in the audience!
Classic Australian hit
I came late to love a lot of older classics and Cold Chisel and Led Zeppelin are just two of the bands I love love love ❤️ ❤❤❤❤😮
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Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face,,,,
Best rock group ever. Holy shit this is amazing.
Dazza Howard
They were a GREAT PUB band just like 99.9% of AUSSIE Bands
Ive been working hard, 12 hours a day.
The money I save wont buy my youth again
when music was music. RIP rock'n'roll.
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This music brings back some awesome memories of simpler times. So good
This should have 13 billion views
Funny thing about Aussie rock bands - it's the little things, like a guy with a harmonica, or a guy with a flute in Men at Work's Land Down Under. In an American rock band, they'd do all that with on the lead guitar.
Im 50 next year ,,you bet these guy were large in my musical history
Fkn Unreal! 👏👏🔥🔥❤️❤️
Best rock clip ever done, IMO. The entire band is in the groove. And the recording team as well.
30 odd years ago, arrived in Oz for studies and Cold Chisel was the introduction to many of the best of Aussie home grown music. Still loving them today.
Massive Cold Chisel and Don Walker fan.
First heard this song at a CC gig in Albury, NSW.
I was right up the front leaning on the stage making eye contact with Jimmy and Mossy.
Almost 40 years on it is one of the highlights of my life. Thanks you guys...
❤ never gets old listening to it driving home from work..had such a crushed on Moss when I was younger 😍😂
Mossy had great vocals and probably should have been the front man of Cold Chisel
Fab version! Seen them live and they were electric! They play the same old cold chisel songs on radio and forget there were other amazing songs like this out there .
This might have been the first song that I called my favorite. I remember when me and my brother were very little, we had a cold chisel DVD and we would play it non stop and this was the one I remember most
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@@ericharrison7 Hello Mr Harrison. I am doing well, thank you for asking. How is the family?
This song creates a trance fir me too
It sends me into a to a jewel of happy emmotions
No other song can uplift me so high
Love love it
This is the star show ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
@karen Hello, how are you doing it's nice meeting you here
I never get bored reliving my teenage years, listing to this amazing bad. Thanks for the memories!
Ian Moss plays a HOT guitar!!! DAYUM!
Ian Moss plays a HOT guitar!!! DAYUM!
G'day lads, welcome back, great Musicians are visionaries at the same time, this very day!
The guy on the harmonica makes the song with Mossy,love the harmonica!!
Enjoying some boubons on the 19th floor in a gold coast apartment listening to this Aussie rock! Fuck yeh! Loving being alive!👌💎
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How good is that!!!! Been 25 years since I listen to Jimmy or Chisel. That song sounds even better. Aged well.
Bringing it back guys, there is no more iconic Aussie band than the Chiz.... till this day, this song and a whole host of their songs, remain CLASSICS
Mossy always was the best thing about Cold Chisel.
when music was music. RIP rock'n'roll.
the money i saved won't buy my youth again.............
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Cold chisel ,fab to fab classic Aussie
Australian (Pub) rock at its absolute pinnacle!
So sad when the pub rock scene died (let's call it late 80s). So many memories of Balmain pubs shifting on their foundations.
Sublime! Haunting! Chisel!
Mossy always was the best thing about Cold Chisel.
Two amazing vocalists a wailing harmonica, rock at its pinnacle
This song always gives me goosebumps
this one and Flame Trees do it for me
Ian Moss plays a HOT guitar!!! DAYUM!
I never get bored reliving my teenage years, listing to this amazing bad. Thanks for the memories!
One of the best songs OF ALL TIME.
That was the best song ever! I'll certainly be listening to that again
The time when aussies were aussies, ruff and ready anytime.
"I been working hard, twelve hours a day
And the money I saved won't buy my youth again"
Actually so true.
What a voice 🌤🥵🍁💕💕💕
My 15 year old son is onto them now, he’s absolutely obsessed with them and solo Barnsey. It warms my heart.
Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello brings smile to your face
Mossy always was the best thing about Cold Chisel.
when music was music. RIP rock'n'roll.
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I'll tell you what, when Jimmy and Ian harmonize it's magic (Saturday nights another one)
100% agree, Barnsey might be the front man but it wouldn’t be cold chisel with out Mossy.and yes Saturday night is a masterpiece, I love the way Mossy’s vocals are some how able to calm amazing rawness in Barnsey
I just thank my lucky stars I got to experience Cold Chisel live so many times in their hey day from the start all the way to the Last Stand.....bloody brilliant
The money I save won’t buy my youth again...live by that and hasn’t done me wrong yet 😂
Still goes gard iver 40 years later. I did a half decent impromptu version of this at work on friday night and my mate gave me the hest compliment, he said it felt like he was at the pub!
Been listening to cold chisel since the 70s..its now 22/08/2020..timeless
makes me think of my days running across the n/w miss it so much!
Ian Moss plays a HOT guitar!!! DAYUM!
Just Ian Moss
and a better singer than Barnes
Used to fly over property in the kimberlies to work . Where mossy wrote tis songs. Was bo river station. His brother or something worked there. He liked it. Visiting.
I'm there after the intro :)
I love this soooooo much - Go us Aussies
Barnes / Moss. The rough and the smooth. THAT'S why Chisel was so very exceptionally good.