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RAGE AND RUIN

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RAGE AND RUIN - CD

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Jimmy Barnes is a bit of everything for everyone. A rhythm and blues man, soul man, front man, father, brother, son, grandfather, friend, hero. But to his army of fans, he will always be a rock singer.

Indeed, the most recognizable rock singer this country has produced. With his suit neatly packed away, 'Barnesy' has slipped back into some denim and a tee with no alterations required. He's stomping around like a caged warrior and letting rip with a new album titled Rage And Ruin, a... Read more

IMAGES

  • Rage and Ruin
  • The Rage and Ruin album launch
  • The Rage and Ruin album launch
  • The Rage and Ruin album launch
  • Studio
  • Studio
  • Studio

VIDEOS

  • God or Money
  • Rage and Ruin EPK
  • Before The Devil Knows You're Dead

FOR THE WORKING CLASS MAN (25TH ANNIVERSARY EDITON)

FOR THE WORKING CLASS MAN  (25TH ANNIVERSARY EDITON)

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Reissued - 02/07/10

FOR THE WORKING CLASS MAN is the second studio album by Australian rock singer Jimmy Barnes, released in 1985. The album was released in the US on Geffen as JIMMY BARNES. It was re-released in 2005 in a special 20th Anniversary edition, CD/DVD box set. The album itself has sold more than 500,000 copies (7 x Platinum), meaning that one in forty Australians own a copy of this album. The front cover art of Barnes standing in a burning sugar cane field became one of the iconic images of Australian rock music in the 1980s.

The original release of this album was as a double-vinyl issue with sides one and two featuring the first five songs and the third and fourth sides featuring the remaining tracks, which were remixed versions of songs from Barnes' debut BODYSWERVE.

This album was specifically geared toward securing Barnes a break into the American music market, recorded in New York and Los Angeles with a variety of producers and international musicians. Journey keyboard player Jonathan Cain wrote Working Class Man and American Heartbeat, Steven Van Zandt penned Ride the Night Away and producer Chas Sandford wrote I'd Die to Be with You Tonight. Working Class Man was used in the soundtrack to the Ron Howard film GUNG HO.

The current version is the special 25th anniversary edition which features four unreleased tracks.

CD

  1. I'D DIE TO BE WITH YOU TONIGHT * REMIXED
  2. RIDE THE NIGHT AWAY * REMIXED
  3. AMERICAN HEARTBEAT
  4. WORKING CLASS MAN * REMIXED
  5. WITHOUT YOUR LOVE
  6. NO SECOND PRIZE * REMIXED
  7. VISION
  8. PROMISE ME YOU'LL CALL
  9. BOYS CRY OUT FOR WAR