When was jimmy barnes born

It marked the 30th anniversary of his solo debut and returned him to the number one spot on the charts. The following year saw another outing from the recently re-formed Cold Chisel , who embarked on a sold-out tour in support of their eighth studio album, The Perfect Crime. Soul Searchin' , the fourth LP in Barnes ' soul series, arrived in The following year saw the release of the Wiggles -assisted Och Aye the G Nu , his first children's album.

Its accompanying two-disc soundtrack featured live performances that included various songs and spoken world pieces as well as new recordings made on the film's soundstage. He followed up in with his 17th studio set, My Criminal Record. When it topped the ARIA charts in June of that year, Barnes set the record for having the most number one albums in Australian chart history.

In , he broke that record again with the chart-topping Flesh and Blood , which included the hit singles "Til the Next Time," "Gateway to Your Heart," and the stirring title cut. AllMusic relies heavily on JavaScript.

Please enable JavaScript in your browser to use the site fully. Blues Classical Country. Electronic Folk International. Now, Cold Chisel are Australian history - one of the best bands Australia ever had. They split up in because they thought they weren't playing good music anymore and they didn't want to rip their fans off with another album. Jimmy started his solo career and his first album'Bodyswerve', produced by Mark Opitz, was published in It included the hit singles 'No Second Price'and 'Daylight' and went straight to number one in the Australian album chart.

The title track was used for Ron Howard's movie 'Gung Ho', the album was mixed for American audience and recorded with American musicians. It sold very well in Australia several times platinum, one of the biggest selling albums down under.

In America it didn't sell at all. Jimmy left his wild years behind when he left Chisel and married Jane Mahoney he says she saved his life. He became a responsible family man and in his life there was no place for rockstar nonsense. Then, in , he recorded 'Two Fires', his fourth studio album. Throughout his successes and failures, one thing has remained a constant in his life: his family. At the age of 17, he left a troubled home to join a band that would go on to become Cold Chisel, one of the biggest rock bands in the Australian music industry.

However, due to rising tension between Barnes, the rest of the band, and their management, the group disbanded after a best-selling live concert in December Shortly after that, Barnes pursued a solo career.

He found incredible success, and 13 out of his 19 solo studio albums to date have made the charts. Jimmy Barnes is married to Thai-born Jane Mahoney. Listeners also got a first-hand accounts of tales of adventure, misadventure, love and loss on his first podcast, Story Time with Jimmy Barnes. Rounding out his year, Bloodlines released a new single, Killing Time feat. The Australian Chamber Orchestra. This relentless drive has also been channelled into supporting numerous causes and charities.

Few Australian lives have been bigger than Jimmy Barnes. His story filled two books. Lots of things have changed over his decades in the public eye but the one constant is his powerful connection with live audiences across more than 10, gigs.

Night after night. Year after year. For the Working Class Man