Flesh and Wood

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Flesh and Wood
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Studio album by Jimmy Barnes
Released December 1993
Recorded Freight Train Studios, Bowral, Australia
Genre Rock
Length 55:36
Label Mushroom Records
Producer Don Gehman, Jimmy Barnes
Jimmy Barnes chronology
Heat
(1993)Heat1993
Flesh and Wood
(1993)
Psyclone
(1995)Psyclone1995
Professional ratings
Review scores
Source Rating
Allmusic 4/5 stars link

Flesh and Wood is the seventh album by Australian rock singer Jimmy Barnes. The album was recorded using only acoustic instruments and includes various duets with artists including Diesel, Archie Roach, Joe Cocker, Ross Wilson, Tommy Emmanuel, Don Walker, Deborah Conway and The Badloves.

Background

In 1993 Jimmy Barnes gathered a few close friends and performed a very special acoustic show in the studios of Channel 7 in Sydney to support the release of his "Flesh and Wood" album. The show featured a number of new songs along with a selection of Jimmy (and Cold Chisel) classics, all recorded acoustically. This was released on VHS in 1994 and on DVD in 2005.[1]

Reviews

Jonathan Lewis from AllMusic said: "Flesh and Wood" was Barnes' attempt at an unplugged album, and featured duets with other Australian rock luminaries While it contains some of Barnes' own material and some covers (including Cold Chisel's superb "Flame Trees"), few songs here manage to match the originals; fewer still eclipse them. A competent album that shows a more sophisticated side to Barnes that was hinted at with Soul Deep. [2]

Track listing

  1. It Will Be Alright
  2. The Weight (with The Badloves)
  3. Ride the Night Away (Steve Jordan, Steven Van Zandt)
  4. Guilty (with Joe Cocker)
  5. You Can't Make Love Without a Soul
  6. Hell of a Time (with Ross Wilson)
  7. Brother of Mine (with Tommy Emmanuel)
  8. Fade to Black
  9. Flame Trees
  10. Still Got a Long Way to Go (with Diesel)
  11. Still on Your Side
  12. Stone Cold (with Don Walker)
  13. Let It Go (with Deborah Conway)
  14. We Could Be Gone (with Archie Roach)
  15. Love Me Tender

Chart positions

Weekly Charts

Year Chart Position
1993 Australian ARIA Albums Chart 2

Year-end charts

Chart (1993) Position
ARIA Albums Chart[3] 34
Australian Artist Albums Chart[4] 6
Chart (1994) Position
ARIA Albums Chart[5] 21
Australian Artist Albums Chart[6] 3

Credits

  • Jimmy Barnes - vocals, acoustic guitar, percussion
  • James Law - keyboards, vocals, djembe, bodhran, Jews harp, mellotron, bush harmonica
  • Tony Brock - drums, percussion
  • Jeff Neill - acoustic guitar, bass, bass drum
  • Michael Hegerty - bass
  • John Shenale - piano
  • The Badloves - Michael Spiby (vocals, acoustic guitar), John Housden (acoustic guitar), Stephen O'Prey (bass), Tony Featherstone (piano), Chris Tabone (percussion)), track 2
  • Diesel - acoustic guitar and vocals, track 10
  • Joe Cocker - vocals, track 4
  • Ross Wilson - vocals, track 6
  • Tommy Emmanuel - acoustic guitar, track 7
  • Don Walker - piano, track 12
  • Deborah Conway - vocals, track 13
  • Archie Roach - vocals, track 14
  • Lawrie Minson - Dobro, slide guitar, acoustic guitar, harmonica
  • Sunil de Silva - percussion
  • Marcus Holden - violin
  • Michelle Kelly - violin
  • Angela Lindsay - viola
  • Margaret Lindsay - cello
  • Pixie Jenkins - fiddle
  • Gary Steele - accordion
  • James Ross - viola
  • Ezra Kliger - violin
  • Nancy Roth - violin
  • Nancy Stein-Ross - cello
  • Matt Branton - bass
  • Roy Martin - drums
  • Guy Davies - vibes
  • Jake Murray - senor poot
  • Allan Dargin - yidaki
  • Wendy Fraser, Portia Griffin, Jessica Williams - backing vocals

2015 Tour

During Barnes' 2014 30:30 Hindsight tour, Barnes performed a number of songs from his 1993 album, "Flest and Wood" inspiring a 2015 national tour of its own. "The band and I are looking forward to playing all these great songs again, with a bit of storytelling and strings thrown in, when we take the show around the country in July”, said Barnes. [7]

Date Location Venue
Friday, 3 July 2015 Brisbane Concert Hall, QPAC
Saturday, 4 July 2015 Toowoomba Empire Theatre
Friday, 10 July 2015 Perth Crown Theatre
Saturday, 11 July 2015 Adelaide Adelaide Entertainment Centre
Friday, 17 July 2015 Sydney State Theatre
Saturday, 18 July 2015 Melbourne Palais Theatre
Friday, 24 July 2015 Gold Coast Jupiters Hotel and Casino

Set List

This is the set list from Brisbane, July 3, 2015. [8]

  1. Is My Living In Vain
  2. Wade In The Water
  3. Stupid Heart (from Rage and Ruin, 2010)
  4. Fade To Black (from Flesh and Wood, 1993)
  5. Guilty (from Flesh and Wood, 1993)
  6. Hell Of A Time (from Flesh and Wood, 1993)
  7. You Can’t Make Love Without A Soul (from Flesh and Wood, 1993)
  8. Better Off Alone (from Out of the Blue, 2007)
  9. Stone Cold (from Flesh and Wood, 1993)
  10. My Baby Just Cares For Me (from The Rhythm and the Blues, 2009)
  11. Around The World
  12. Ride The Night Away (from Flesh and Wood, 1993)
  13. Flame Trees (from Flesh and Wood, 1993)
  14. It Will Be Alright (from Flesh and Wood, 1993)
  15. Brother Of Mine (from Flesh and Wood, 1993)
  16. Still Got A Long Way To Go (from Flesh and Wood, 1993)
  17. Over The Rainbow (Judy Garland cover)
  18. Missing A Girl (from Cold Chisel, No Plans, 2012)
  19. Let It Go (from Flesh and Wood, 1993)
  20. By The Grace Of God (from Love and Fear, 1999)
  21. Largs Pier Hotel (from Rage and Ruin, 2010)
  22. The Weight (from Flesh and Wood, 1993)
  23. We Could Be Gone (from Flesh and Wood, 1993)
  24. Working Class Man (from For The Working Class Man, 1985)
  25. Blue Hotel (from Out of the Blue, 2007)
  26. Four Walls (from Cold Chisel, East, 1980)
  27. Catch Your Shadow (from Heat, 1993)
  28. Still On Your Side (from Flesh and Wood, 1993)
  29. I Put A Spell On You (Screaming Jay Hawkins cover)
  30. When The War Is Over (from Cold Chisel, Circus Animals, 1982)
  31. Resurrection Shuffle (Ashton Gardner & Dyke cover)
  32. Khe Sanh (from Cold Chisel, Cold Chisel, 1978)
  33. Love Me Tender (from Flesh and Wood, 1993)

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