Totally agree. I loved his solo music as well.

Very much so, Dave. He'd be lead vocals in any other band.

Yes, absolutely. Mossy is a brilliant musician and singer. My favourite version of this beautiful song.

Yeah Mate !

Agree completely - well said.

Welcome to the party, the only reactor I listen (and learn) from thanks so much!

Fuckin oath mate. They are helping me get through a breakup. Every song Maps a pathway to emotional development

Thanks mate, I hope you get through it ok. Good luck brother. A DC are the biggest band from Aus, But chisel could always do more different styles.

What? That’s so cool, thanks for sharing!

@@hollygranger3734 your welcome. The book is a really good read about how she met Bon and there time together. I recommend reading it if you like to read

One of the great insights into a legend of Aussie rock

Me too.

Same here.

The media tended to focus on “bad-boy” Jimmy. It was like a secret club to follow Moss.❣️ I agree his voice is very contemporary now. But then it was all about growling rock ‘n roll.

I've always loved him singing solitaire, it was a very emotional concert for Andy Durant, Renee, Jimmy, Ian, Broderick, the amazing Mick Pealing, Richard Clapton and so many other Aussie legends all at once on one stage. The look of gratitude, pain and love on Mal Easticks face.

I saw him in a small bar in Townsville. His hand slipped on the neck of his guitar and he simply continued the song in a different key. Didn't miss a beat. Incredible artist

Agree. I love his solo music. Tuckers Daughter is on my list to request.

Same.

i still remember the old days in the 70's and 80's , the boys in our semi's, sprinting across the paddock from Adelaide to Perth, turn around and sprint back, having a spell of course along the way.

you just love Mossy Caro you wouldn't care what he sang you would still love it even if it was from a phonebook haha

@@sammy_dog this is so true. He could sing a phone book in a "telephone booth" and I'd join him in there haha

@@carolynh8866 anywhere anytime all day n night i bet haha

And he's incredible still

Irwin Thomas (aka Jack Jones) is pretty similar - although doesn't have the body of work that Mossy has. But very similar level of talent.

@@andoletube hmmmm he's very decent but i still don't put him in the Mossy category, he doesn't have iconic solos, nor the blue eyed soul voice, but he's definitely a class act

@@richardkenna149 That's a matter of interpretation. Largely a function of a persons age. I'm guessing you are over 50 years of age, probably closer to 60. That's Mossy's generation. Southern Sons listeners are a generation apart from Cold Chisel listeners. They are largely ignorant of each other. I was born smack bang in the middle of both. To me, they both have iconic solos. They both have extraordinary voices. Their playing style on guitar is surprisingly similar. Vocally, they have the ability to sing each others' music. If they were on a stage together, playing the same song, I would struggle to pick a favourite, much less pick the better musician. And I've seen them both play - a lot!

@@andoletube Correct re my age (57), And I certainly believe that the music of anyone's youth/early music days is what tends to stick with you for most of your life, and we tend to ignore anyone who comes along later. And it's not lost on me that even my comment of "is there a better guitarist etc" is completely subjective, we like who/what we like, so take anything I say with a ton of salt! Cheers mate!

He has. Here's the link. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h8mTidarmdmlgGQ.html

ah, my favourite song

It's not about you though.