Wow! Thanks for putting that track up Ian. My well-read copy of the Cold Chisel book ‘Showtime’ by Michael Lawrence lists this as track written by yourself and Don Walker on which the rest of the band played except Jim and that is was played briefly in the live set. Also a B-side of the Mr Rain single.
Did you record a new version for that B-side or was it this one?
Never heard the track before – first listen is fantastic. Can we buy it as download in the future?
Cheers,
Max
Posted by max on September 9th, 2009
I love this song. I always thought it was called The Dummy recorded in 1980. I have it on a cdr but I can’t remember where it came from. Do you have more details about it?
I also have a version of Guilty (Randy Newman song) recorded by Cold Chisel in 1979 and sung by Ian with only piano and guitar. I copied it from a friend who has it on the New Zealand Shipping Steel single. What’s the story behind that? Can you remember it and is there any chance that the recording still exists? Unfortunatly it wasn’t on Teenage love.
This week I recieved the new single. I absolutely love it and I can’t wait for the new album.
Posted by bert on September 12th, 2009
Hi Ian, along time no speak, “Le Mannequin” I thought at first it was a Jimmy Hendrix number or similar. MMmmm not sure. It certainly does have a 70′s feel to it. In all honesty it has potential but needs modernising, that is if you were considering it. Interesting.
I am p….. off B….. Central Coast!… Belinda Neal and her side kick Bosca they make me physically sick. AHH the beauty of politics and the power it brings and of coarse lets see, lies and deception and how much can bully innocent people. It sure ain’t pretty.
Posted by poontang on September 29th, 2009
I well remember the Dummy as I used to have that album. Ian plays a nice “jazz” solo just before lashing out with the outro. Mossy’s true guitar knowledge shines through in that track. If anyone buys the album, (razzle) it also has a brilliant Mick Elliot track called on the cards. And a track called “Old money blues” which is also great.
Posted by Andrewkafp on April 15th, 2010
I have the whole 1978 “Australian guitar album” on mp3. As Mossy has re-released the single and re-badged it, I can make these tracks available to anyone who may be interested without compromising any sales. The album is not available anywhere these days. andrewkafp@gmail.com
Posted by Andrewkafp on April 15th, 2010
Hey Bert… can you please email me (jodmusic@gmail.com)…
I’d love to hear that version of Guilty by Cold Chisel that you mention…cheers jo’d
ALBUM OUT NOW!
Wow! Thanks for putting that track up Ian. My well-read copy of the Cold Chisel book ‘Showtime’ by Michael Lawrence lists this as track written by yourself and Don Walker on which the rest of the band played except Jim and that is was played briefly in the live set. Also a B-side of the Mr Rain single.
Did you record a new version for that B-side or was it this one?
Never heard the track before – first listen is fantastic. Can we buy it as download in the future?
Cheers,
Max
I love this song. I always thought it was called The Dummy recorded in 1980. I have it on a cdr but I can’t remember where it came from. Do you have more details about it?
I also have a version of Guilty (Randy Newman song) recorded by Cold Chisel in 1979 and sung by Ian with only piano and guitar. I copied it from a friend who has it on the New Zealand Shipping Steel single. What’s the story behind that? Can you remember it and is there any chance that the recording still exists? Unfortunatly it wasn’t on Teenage love.
This week I recieved the new single. I absolutely love it and I can’t wait for the new album.
Hi Ian, along time no speak, “Le Mannequin” I thought at first it was a Jimmy Hendrix number or similar. MMmmm not sure. It certainly does have a 70′s feel to it. In all honesty it has potential but needs modernising, that is if you were considering it. Interesting.
I am p….. off B….. Central Coast!… Belinda Neal and her side kick Bosca they make me physically sick. AHH the beauty of politics and the power it brings and of coarse lets see, lies and deception and how much can bully innocent people. It sure ain’t pretty.
I well remember the Dummy as I used to have that album. Ian plays a nice “jazz” solo just before lashing out with the outro. Mossy’s true guitar knowledge shines through in that track. If anyone buys the album, (razzle) it also has a brilliant Mick Elliot track called on the cards. And a track called “Old money blues” which is also great.
I have the whole 1978 “Australian guitar album” on mp3. As Mossy has re-released the single and re-badged it, I can make these tracks available to anyone who may be interested without compromising any sales. The album is not available anywhere these days. andrewkafp@gmail.com
Hey Bert… can you please email me (jodmusic@gmail.com)…
I’d love to hear that version of Guilty by Cold Chisel that you mention…cheers jo’d