Ian Moss - Tucker's Daughter (1989)

Music from Australia and New Zealand in the year 1989:

Ian Moss' promo-video for the hit single 'Tucker's Daughter' taken from the 1989 album 'Matchbook'.

Ian Moss was out of the public spotlight for five years after the departure of Cold Chisel. In 1989, he and another ex-Chisel band mate Don Walker, composed the classic 'Tucker's Daughter', which consequently became Ian Moss' comeback hit single.

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NZOZ NZOZ1989 1989 Australia Late Eighties 1980's 1980s 80's 80s

Extended Tags: Cold Chisel, Don Walker, Catfish

Musical Terms: Blues, Rock, Pub, Soul-blues, Aussie, Old Australian (singer-songwriter, solo artist, recording artist, performer, act)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Ian
• Moss
• 1989
• Australia
• Late
• Eighties

[111cutty999]

Remember this song, while playing 8 ball and drinking cold beer, watching 1 day cricket on TV and listerning to the juke box at the Sports Bar in the Memo club in Alice Springs in the early 90's what a time

[ringwoodisbest]

Solid, classic, true late '80s Aussie rock.

[Thexderx]

Tucker's daughter's a honey, not sure about a memory.

[mroutdoorsy]

@rminister1971 dragon actually used to live around berry and nowra

[euripidesgirl]

on ya mozzer!



[busterbubble]

Love it , was working in the cotton fields of Narribri when this song came out.Hot work , cold beers in the pool at the campsite , good times. Onya Mossy !

[MegaVictorbrown]

man thatz girl iz hot

[gavii71]

old aussie music is the best, not today's crap

[theonlymoo5e]

Hit #1 on the Australian pop chart for 1 week in March 1989

[keirus69]

@schpoogie no no no, it wouldn't have...

[rminister1971]

Sorry about this, I have a question which is totally unrelated to this music clip, but I think you would know. The video clip for Young Years (Dragon)! Do you know where it was filmed, I thought it was initially at the back of Nowra (NSW South Coast), but I have heard it could be somewhere in New Zealand? If you know it would be greatly appreciated if you could solve the mystery. thanks nzoz keep up the good work.