Cold Chisel - Making of Album No Plans [Episode 5] video free download

Klim Kostrov

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SoundofBlues

buongiorno !!

Y Singh

I wasn't even conceived when they broke up the first time in the early 80s but I freaking love this band

Erik Mizzi

That there is a true Aussie bloke with a great voice rough when he needs it, deep when he needs it and always passionate about what he does. What a man he is thanks Barnsey!

auzziegr

To Textra1. U are right. Jim Barnes has always had an amazing voice. They originally started out doing a lot of blues stuff and he didn't belt out. He still had the rough voice but not belting out. Just How Many Times is a perfect example. I was born in the early 70's and have been living in the U.S from Oz since the mid 90's. Miss Chisel a lot . R.I.P Steve Prestwich. Will never be a better group of well matched musicians ever.

David Tasker

Only just discovered this band with a recent visit down under ....awesome ! Buying their music.. lots to catch up on

Glissmann

remember Jimmy came down the stage in between 2 songs and shared a bottle of Vodka with me 2 friends of mine. Will never forget. Outstanding great voice he has and is getting better as he is getting older ...

Robert Avaient

to this day l find a classy chisel in the making.

robert avaient

still got its like a fine wine they get better with age. robert

juggernaut007ful

Awesome song!!! Still got it eh!

Terry Antler

I love Jimmy's voice whether soft or when he's belting it out! There's no one like him or Cold Chisel!

Textra1

Jimmy Barnes has a great voice when he doesn't scream or try to belt it out to hard. If you disagree, listen to 'Just How Many Times'. RIP Steve.

Finlayne Robson

Mossy what a legend

twiggy1970

Such an amazingly beautiful song. My man sent it to me, saying it was relevent to me...LOVE IT! It is almost on a permanent loop ...thankyou Cold Chisel, keep playing the music. xx

vicky giddens

You rock Jimmy .....

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