Cold Chisel - Breakfast At Sweethearts (1979)

Music from Australia and New Zealand in the year 1979:

Cold Chisel performing live the single 'Breakfast At Sweethearts', taken from the 1979 album 'Breakfast At Sweethearts'.

Band Origin: Adelaide, SA, Australia
Band Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia
Composed By: Don Walker
Produced By: Richard Batchens
Label: WEA (Australia) -- Elektra (United States)
Chart Position: # 63 (Australia)
Release Date:
Links:
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_Chisel
- http://www.coldchisel.com.au/

Line-up:

Jimmy Barnes - Lead Vocals
[ Orange (1973) -- Cold Chisel (1973-1984) - solo (1984-present) ]

Ian Moss - Guitar
[ Orange (1973) -- Cold Chisel (1973-1984) -- solo (1989-present) ]

Don Walker - Piano
[ Orange (1973) -- Cold Chisel (1973-1984) -- Catfish (1989-1991) -- Tex, Don & Charlie (1993-2005) -- solo (1981-present) ]

Steve Prestwich -- Drums
[ Orange (1973) -- Cold Chisel (1973-1984) -- Little River Band (1984-1985) ]

Phil Small - Bass
[Planet (1971) -- Palladium (1972) -- Orange (1973) -- Cold Chisel (1973-1984) -- Pound (1985) -- The Earls of Duke (1985--1988) -- Hot Ice (1986) -- The Outsiders (1989) -- Billy Thorpe Band (2005) ]

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NZOZ NZOZ1979 1979 Australia Late Seventies 1970's 1970s 70's 70s

Extended Tags: Don Walker, Jimmy Barnes, Ian Moss, Phil Small, Stephen Prestwich

Musical Terms: Classic, Rock, Pub, Reggae Tinge, Aussie, Old Australian Band

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Cold
• Chisel

[robtuffield]

If there had been the Internet in the Early 80s Cold Chisel would have been one of the biggest bands in the World. Keep up the good work nzoz with your videos

[nzoz1979]

@robtuffield thank you and a totally agree...

[KirbsSSJ2]

timeless song what a classic.

[lilane4ever]

Great song!

[BreezahOwnsYou]

I fucking love you Ian <3

[bradleyjl61]

Gr8 tone on that strat.mossy.

[interpolkillersfan93]

SAW THEM LIVE IN ROCKY!!!!!!

[danskis12]

there is nothing better apart from phil collins

[jdpa14]

cold chisel!! fuckin love this song

[ex1le444]

my childhood memories come flooding back, I feel kinda sad listening to this again, but enjoyed it nevertheless. thx for the up.

[flatoutt1]

@naganokumas very astute observation.thanks, its a bit of an acquired taste but once you get into the spirit of the music, totally unique and addictive

[naganokumas]

Leave it to the ANZACs to get punk-reggae/reggae-punk just right.

There's a lot to be gleaned from apprections from the antipodes.

They watch from afar. (And, per capita have sacrificed more than any in war and shit).

Enjoy what they like and like to make of things from elsewhere.

Don't be surprised if their attitude becomes popular globally

You have been warned.

[rminister1971]

@robtuffield yes, so so true.