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Cold Chisel is the self-titled debut album of Australian pub rock band Cold Chisel. Released in April 1978, it spent 23 weeks in the Australian charts, peaking at number 38. The figure in the foreground of the cover is Micki Braithwaite, Daryl Braithwaite's wife. Cold Chisel" was produced by the inexperienced Peter Walker, who had previously played guitar with Bakery and been an inspiration to young Ian Moss

Recorded at Paradise Studios, Sydney, March/April 1980 B4: From the first 'Cold Chisel' Album. Produced and Engineered at Trafalgar Studio, Sydney, 1978 (Vocal and organ solo re-recorded in 1980). Matrix, Runout (Side B handwritten run-outs): MX2162-1 S2 P1. Other Versions (5 of 8) View All. Cat.

The latter track has proved to be the most popular Cold Chisel song for other artists to record - Uriah Heep included a version on the 1989 album Raging Silence and John Farnham has recorded it twice, once while he and Prestwich were members of Little River Band in the mid-80s and again for his 1990 solo album Age o. Radio Songs: A Best of Cold Chisel (1985) AUS Razor Songs (1988) AUS Chisel (1991) AUS #3.

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Cold Chisel THE PERFECT CRIME (Cold Chisel Music) ★★★★. Jimmy Barnes and his mates have done with their new album what they've done with every aspect of their lives as a band: work incredibly hard, not take any shortcuts and play the hell out of the songs. This is 13 tracks of unmistakeable Chisel; more up beat and diverse than 2012's No Plans, it delves further back to their rock'n'roll roots with chief songwriter Don Walker carving up the keys, guitarist Ian Moss both gritty and sublime and the Phil Small/Charlie Drayton engine room firing on every cylinder.

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