I think Diesel used a loop pedal briefly in the part where you stopped and asked how did he do that. Diesel should have been promoted more outside of Australia just on his guitar playing ability let alone his singing. A top shelf musician.
Jimmy and Diesel were born overseas but migrated to Australia when they were children. They began their music careers in Australia but were influenced a lot by soul and R&B from America. They are both legends of Australian music. Jimmy is a great fan of Tina Turner.
You would've come across Jimmy Barnes when you reacted to Cold Chisel. Jimmy and Diesel perform with another great Australian artist, John Farnham singing When Something is Wrong With My Baby; this is a cover of a Sam and Dave song, watch the their performance from the 1991 ARIA(Australian Recording Industry Association) Awards .
Diesel is an Aussie music legend. Singing, songwriting, guitar - he can do it all. I think that 'wukka wukka' sound is made by a wah-wah pedal on a guitar. Very common in the 70s & revived in the 90s.
Diesel played all instruments bar the strings and horns on this song from his first solo album. Most of the harmonies are him too. The two guitarists in the video during the solo is him too.
As you have no doubt worked out at this point, Jimmy Barnes was one of the singers in Cold Chisel (he was the singer without the guitar). Jimmy has also had a long stellar solo career, which is still ongoing. (He has the most number one records in Australia EVER.) Jimmy's duets with other singers though are amazing. Singing with Ian Moss in Chisel trained him up well. 😊
Mark Denis Lizotte is an American-born Australian singer-songwriter and musician, who has released material under the name Diesel, Johnny Diesel, as leader of band Johnny Diesel & the Injectors, and as a solo performer, as well as under his birth name. In Australia he is named one of the best guitarist.
Johnny Diesel (aka Mark Lizzotte) is an Aussie legend and as a side note is related to Cold Chisel Lead singer Jimmy Barnes through marriage and they often perform together , which is amazing :) I saw Johnny and his band (Johnny Diesel and The Injectors) live many years ago and they were awesome. I will message you @Cheezy with a couple of other songs of his to check out :)
I swear Diesel lives and breathes soul. Diesel live is next level if you get the chance check out 15 feet of snow and I've been loving you live goosebumps ✌️
I remember seeing Diesel for the first time live he was 16 and the band I went to see play smuggled him in to the pub and he played OMG he shredded that guitar that night blew as all away!😂❤ Been a fan ever since.
Jimmy is the older man on the left, and now 67 yo still performing like this and the younger guitarist singer with the shaved nut is Johnny Diesel or Mark Lizotte as he prefers. lol
The first sound you point out? It's a Vibrato effect on guitar. Some amps used to have vibrato built in back in the day - mostly from pedals these days. You can hear the effect a LOT on Wurlitzer and Hammond organs in the 60's and 70's.
The wakka wakka isn't a Wah-Wah. It's the wah's close cousin, the Cry-Baby. Same as a wah, but with a narrower tone range. Open and close that in time to the tune, add in a little string muting, and you get wakka wakka. :P Glad to see you enjoying one of our many Aussie musical gems.
It was a great show, but didn't go for long. Jimmy hosted this back in 2009 2010 ish , he'd have a chat and a couple of songs . The channel was just one of those just running music videos constantly, rarely any actual programs, the odd album documentary.
ua-cam.com/video/K8u0Aljwcwo/v-deo.html Here is another magic duet from these two wonderful singers, even if you don't react to, that you may enjoy. Back in the day, I was lucky to see them both in concert up front right next to the biggest speakers I've ever seen. Great live, as are a lot of Aussie musicans.
I like your reaction,, shows you can relate to great soulful music. Jimmy and Diesel are related by marriage,, By the way if you want to hear them sing, 'When something is wrong with my baby.' another legend of Aust music,, John farnham sings in that too. look up the version they did on hey hey it's Saturday. Australia. But you DO need to hear John do some songs first to appreciate the Talent.. First BLACK DOG..cover. then Help,,, cover, Then When something is wrong with my baby.. Super cool. cheers
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About bloody time someone reacted to this legend .loved his voice and music for over 30 years now .this boi can jam
Jimmy Barnes is Diesels brother in law, he is the singer for Cold Chisel
I think Diesel used a loop pedal briefly in the part where you stopped and asked how did he do that. Diesel should have been promoted more outside of Australia just on his guitar playing ability let alone his singing. A top shelf musician.
I think the video was slightly out of sync actually
Fantastic, both songs. Jimmy and Diesel are both brilliant at what they do.
I see a steady stream of people on UA-cam discovering Jimmy Barnes (& Cold Chisel), but not so many discovering Diesel. Love them both.
I like Mark more than Jimmy, easier to listen to. 😂
And being brother in laws.
I had forgotten how much I loved Johnny Diesel. I don’t think he’s got one bad song.
Jimmy and Diesel were born overseas but migrated to Australia when they were children. They began their music careers in Australia but were influenced a lot by soul and R&B from America. They are both legends of Australian music. Jimmy is a great fan of Tina Turner.
You would've come across Jimmy Barnes when you reacted to Cold Chisel. Jimmy and Diesel perform with another great Australian artist, John Farnham singing When Something is Wrong With My Baby; this is a cover of a Sam and Dave song, watch the their performance from the 1991 ARIA(Australian Recording Industry Association) Awards .
Omg diesel in the best.
I loved him way back when❤❤❤❤
Diesel is an Aussie music legend. Singing, songwriting, guitar - he can do it all. I think that 'wukka wukka' sound is made by a wah-wah pedal on a guitar. Very common in the 70s & revived in the 90s.
Close. It's a Dunlop Cry-Baby. The same as a wah, but with a "shallower" range of tone.
Diesel played all instruments bar the strings and horns on this song from his first solo album. Most of the harmonies are him too. The two guitarists in the video during the solo is him too.
Omg Johnny Diesel is still a badass ❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥Loved him since I was a teen 🎙🎸🔥
As you have no doubt worked out at this point, Jimmy Barnes was one of the singers in Cold Chisel (he was the singer without the guitar). Jimmy has also had a long stellar solo career, which is still ongoing. (He has the most number one records in Australia EVER.) Jimmy's duets with other singers though are amazing. Singing with Ian Moss in Chisel trained him up well. 😊
Johnny Diesel 🇦🇺🤘🍻
Diesel is the epitome of “cool”. I mean have you ever seen anyone cooler than him? I’ve loved him since his Johnny diesel and the injectors days.
Mark Denis Lizotte is an American-born Australian singer-songwriter and musician, who has released material under the name Diesel, Johnny Diesel, as leader of band Johnny Diesel & the Injectors, and as a solo performer, as well as under his birth name. In Australia he is named one of the best guitarist.
Johnny Diesel (aka Mark Lizzotte) is an Aussie legend and as a side note is related to Cold Chisel Lead singer Jimmy Barnes through marriage and they often perform together , which is amazing :)
I saw Johnny and his band (Johnny Diesel and The Injectors) live many years ago and they were awesome.
I will message you @Cheezy with a couple of other songs of his to check out :)
OH LOL , I posted that message before I saw the 2nd song LOL
🤘 lol
Thanks for the info MG!
Johnny Diesel, brother-in-law of Jimmy Barnes, is another great Australian artist; Johnny was in a band called Johnny Diesel and The Injectors.
They are both awesome - and are related by marriage Diesel is married to Jimmy’s wife Jane’s sister Jep
he was actually born in Massachusetts USA but us Aussies claim hhis as ours. He puts on a great live show
I grew up on this stuff. Saw them both live multiple times when they came to town. And they still do! Love love love it!!
I swear Diesel lives and breathes soul. Diesel live is next level if you get the chance check out 15 feet of snow and I've been loving you live goosebumps ✌️
I remember seeing Diesel for the first time live he was 16 and the band I went to see play smuggled him in to the pub and he played OMG he shredded that guitar that night blew as all away!😂❤ Been a fan ever since.
So Dam Goooood❤
Diesel is playing all the guitars
You should hear him in "cryin' shame", the man was sex 😉 thanks for the reaction matey 👍
Thank you for sharing such great music! Now in my playlist!👌🏼
Two Aussie legends 👏
Got to realise something here bro... Johnny Diesel worked worked with some of the greatest soul/blues artist there has ever been on this....
Jimmy is the older man on the left, and now 67 yo still performing like this and the younger guitarist singer with the shaved nut is Johnny Diesel or Mark Lizotte as he prefers. lol
Diesel - Man alive
Have a listen to Diesel Cry in shame and Looking for love. If you liked what you just heard you'll like these better. Cheers!
Yes you got it right, they are brothers in law, married sisters 😊
jimmy and diesel are brother in laws
The first sound you point out? It's a Vibrato effect on guitar. Some amps used to have vibrato built in back in the day - mostly from pedals these days. You can hear the effect a LOT on Wurlitzer and Hammond organs in the 60's and 70's.
The wakka wakka isn't a Wah-Wah. It's the wah's close cousin, the Cry-Baby. Same as a wah, but with a narrower tone range. Open and close that in time to the tune, add in a little string muting, and you get wakka wakka. :P Glad to see you enjoying one of our many Aussie musical gems.
Diesel is so so underrated
Yep Jimmy on the left for the chat before the second song
great music, thanks for sharing 🔥
Mark Lazote. Is deisel. The interview defs is JinmmyB speaking. He’s still got a Scottish accent he’s been an Aussie so cue the 70-80s.
Crying Shame….❤❤
Cry In Shame...👍
It was just a 7 chord triad.
It was a great show, but didn't go for long. Jimmy hosted this back in 2009 2010 ish , he'd have a chat and a couple of songs . The channel was just one of those just running music videos constantly, rarely any actual programs, the odd album documentary.
ua-cam.com/video/K8u0Aljwcwo/v-deo.html Here is another magic duet from these two wonderful singers, even if you don't react to, that you may enjoy. Back in the day, I was lucky to see them both in concert up front right next to the biggest speakers I've ever seen. Great live, as are a lot of Aussie musicans.
I like your reaction,, shows you can relate to great soulful music.
Jimmy and Diesel are related by marriage,,
By the way if you want to hear them sing,
'When something is wrong with my baby.'
another legend of Aust music,, John farnham sings in that too.
look up the version they did on hey hey it's Saturday. Australia.
But you DO need to hear John do some songs first to appreciate the Talent..
First BLACK DOG..cover.
then Help,,, cover,
Then When something is wrong with my baby.. Super cool. cheers
Sir , stop missing singing and playing rhythm guitar and giddy up
Bow river...
When the war is over....