Perfectly summed up 👏🏼🥰

I appreciate your perspective on John Farnham and Jimmy Barnes performing with their eyes closed. It's fascinating how different aspects of their live performances can resonate with different fans. You've highlighted some incredible moments from their shows that truly demonstrate their connection with their audiences. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on their performances!🤙

Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! It's fantastic to hear from someone who truly appreciates the iconic voices of John Farnham and Jimmy Barnes, both of whom have left an indelible mark on Australian music and culture. You've raised an excellent point about the unique dynamic between these two legends. It's a testament to their immense talent and mutual respect that they can sing together without overpowering each other. When they do collaborate, it's truly something magical, and their performances together are nothing short of legendary.🤙

@@lexisaucedo There's a concert "The Main Event" that has John performing with Olivia Newton-John, and opera singer Anthony Warlow. It is truly interesting for the range of all 3 singers used, often doing covers of each others songs and styles.

Diesel is Barnesy's brother-in-law.

Thank you so much! It was actually my first time experiencing Jimmy's music, and I was genuinely blown away. The fact that the guitar soloist was Jimmy's brother-in-law adds a whole new layer of appreciation to their incredible chemistry on stage!

Thanks so much!!

Thank you so much! I couldn't agree more. That song is truly timeless, and John and Jimmy's collaboration is absolutely magical. John's vocal range and mic control are remarkable, and they add an incredible dimension to the performance. It's always a pleasure to listen to such talented artists making beautiful music together. 😊

Agreed!!

Hi there! Thank you so much for the warm welcome and your kind words! It's fantastic to be back and exploring new musical spaces with all of you. I'm thrilled to hear you enjoy my reactions, especially when I come across something truly special and exciting. I can't wait to dive into these two performances you've recommended, and I'm already getting excited just thinking about it. These sound like incredible choices. As you know, I'm a sucker for a killer guitar solo, and it sounds like Jimmy's performance might have something truly extraordinary in store. I'll make sure to add these performances to my list, and I can't wait to share my reactions with you all. Thanks again for your support, and I hope you're just as excited as I am to continue this musical journey together. Take care, and stay tuned for some epic reactions! 🤙

Glad to hear it! Indeed they are!👏👏

Thank you so much! I'm delighted to hear that you enjoyed the video. I'm thrilled to be the first to share this exciting news with you: my reaction to Kasey Chambers will be released tomorrow! Stay tuned!🤙

Help was the first John Farnham song Lexi reacted to.

Absolutely! That particular reaction video marked one of my initial encounters with John, and it was truly an exceptional performance. I sincerely hope you had the opportunity to watch it and that you found my reaction video equally enjoyable.🤙

@@lexisaucedo yeah sorry about that I didn't see what song you did but there's a song it an acdc track call it's a long way to talk if you want to rock and roll with the same concert with the orchestra it will blow your mind it the same concert the song help was done

Thanks Ashley! 😉🤙

I've seen you react to Help by Johnny. Try "Wild Thing" by cold chisel (jimmy's band) and tell me again how they have the same style.

I previously recorded my reaction to Farnsey's rendition of "Help" some time ago. You can find the video of my reaction by clicking on this link: 👉 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f7p6iNWK27jDgKc.html As for Jimmy's career with Cold Chisel, I definitely plan to look into that soon! 🤙

Spot on Jimmy is great under controlled situations like this and the album Soul Deep was superb but live and like you said later In life he's a screamer

They both have a similar vocal range. John can sing about 3.8 octaves while Jimmy can do 3.6. It’s just that Johns range starts higher which means he has access to some soprano notes - Jimmy’s voice is lower so he wouldn’t do opera, but his range is equally as impressive. Jimmy sings his upper range with vibrato and often in falsetto to suit the style of music he sings but he does certainly cross genres- having sung rock, soul and blues. Both incredibly talented.

Jimmy is primal - as we know he took years of honing to perform as smoothly as this. John is... John is... the voice, born with the gift.

@@jeremykothe2847 years of honing? Have you heard him sing when he was young?! Some of his best singing was when he was 16-18 pre Cold Chisel. Both great singers from the get go. No need to pitch one against the other.

@@Dr_KAPoh he's always been awesome. But he took time to develop what you see here. He studied hard in America with some of the greats. His earlier stuff was characterised more by raw power with, yes, "I had a friend, I heard she died" melodies, but he definitely worked hard to develop this blues voice. I love the guy. If I had to erase one from history, I'd have to choose John. I also LOVE John, but Jimmy's emotional, animal connection for me is more important. But I'd of course offer myself up as a sacrifice first :)

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No cash was involved. Just convictions.

You're trolling reaction posts with your politics, get a grip champ.

Nope, that was Garrett of Midnight Oil fame.