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This Month in Australian Music History: Cold Chisel Release Their Self-Titled Debut Album
In the first of a new Rolling Stone AU/NZ series, Jimmy Barnes and Don Walker reflect on the legacy of Cold Chisel’s first album from 1978
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Subscribe NowIn the first of a new Rolling Stone AU/NZ series, Jimmy Barnes and Don Walker reflect on the legacy of Cold Chisel’s first album from 1978
Rolling Stone Australia counted down their list of the 200 Greatest Australian Albums of All Time last month, but what about the artwork that adorns these beloved records?
Kirin J Callinan reflects on Australia's most iconic pub-rock band as he looks at the majesty of Adelaide's Cold Chisel.
The latest release in the band's live series captures Cold Chisel performing at The Bondi Lifesaver in 1980, three days before they hit the studio to record 'East'.
Releasing his third book, 'Killing Time' sees Jimmy Barnes looking back on life's precious moments via a series of charming, witty, and heartbreaking short stories.
Released in 1980, Cold Chisel’s 'East' wasn’t just another album in the career of a fast-rising pub-rock outfit, it was a revelation.
Cold Chisel are set to pay tribute to their breakthrough record by unleashing a special limited edition, deluxe vinyl reissue of East.
The legendary singer on Scottish parties, eating with Frankie Valli and the most important song he's ever written.
With Grinspoon coming out of retirement to support Cold Chisel on their upcoming tour, vocalist Phil Jamieson sits down with Jimmy Barnes and Don Walker for our cover story, discussing Chisel's new album and the history of one of Australia's greatest bands.