2010 album from the veteran Australian rocker. For fans pining for the return of a Barnesy Rock record, the wait is over. From addictive mid-tempo groovers like 'God Or Money' and 'Turn It Around' to fired up raw, rockin' stompers such as first single 'Before The Devil Knows You're Dead' and slow-burning 'The Navigator', there's a mixed bag of goodies for everyone. If it's a little tenderness you desire, fall under the spell of 'Love Can Break The Hardest Heart', and take a trip down memory lane amid the Folk-charged charms of 'Largs Pier' as Barnes reflects on his Cold Chisel days and a special Adelaide venue of yesteryear that remains dear to his heart. Barnesy, the rocker, is back folks. It's time to surrender to his world of Rage And Ruin.

Most of you might already know (and some of you lived thru it) that the Jimmy Barnes 1991 'Soul Deep' album is not only the biggest seller in his illustrious career, but was also the most successful in Mushroom Records history. This new collection of songs is not strictly 'soul' but moreso a 50's and 60's rock, rhythm and blues blend. The Rhythm & The Blues is where rock 'n' roll and modern soul started back in the 50's and 60's. It's dedicated to the pioneers and forefathers of modern music, and crosses the gamut from rock to swing to soul, but all songs have that common rhythm and blues thread. The album has again been produced by Don Gehman in L.A (Soul Deep and Soul Deeper) and features some of the best and most qualified musicians and session singers going around). Featurng: Shake Rattle and Roll - Big Joe Turner; I Was Made To Love her - Stevie Wonder / Jackie Wilson; Young Blood - The Coasters; A Fool In Love - Ike and Tina Turner; I've Got Reasons - Mary Jane Hooper; Recon

1996 compilation offers all the Aussie rocker's hits to date. 19 tracks. Liberation.

Freight Train Heart became a huge hit for Jimmy Barnes, and with good reason. It followed on directly from the blue-collar rock of Bodyswerve and For the Working Class Man, yet managed to create its own identity. While it may have lacked complete originality ('Driving Wheels' is a simple update of 'Working Class Man'), Barnes managed to make this set of songs an instant classic, thanks to the strength of singles like 'Waitin' for the Heartache'. Slightly more polished than For the Working Class Man (but never losing sight of its pub-rock origins), Freight Train Heart nevertheless runs neck and neck with that album for the title of Barnes' best release. 1987 release.

Digitally remastered edition of the Australian vocalist's 1985 self-titled solo album. Jimmy Barnes was originally the lead singer in Aussie Hard Rock band Cold Chisel. Leaving in 1983, he pursued an amazing solo career and gained a massive worldwide following. Jimmy Barnes (the album) features musical assistance from members of Little Feat, Journey, Fleetwood Mac, Kim Carnes and many others. This album went multi platinum in Australia and Japan on original release and had not been available worldwide for some 12 years. Lemon Records. 2009.

Australia exclusive reissue of the Aussie rock icon's soul inspired 1991 album includes five bonus live tracks, 'Respect', 'Reach Out I'll Be There', 'Try A Little Tenderness', 'Stagger Lee', & 'Sweet Soul Music' with Diesel & Ross Wilson. Liberation/Warner. 2004.

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Featuring reworkings of many of Jimmy's biggest hits, along with some Chisel favorites, Flesh and Wood is Jimmy intimate and acoustic. The album includes some very special guests - Joe Cocker, The Badloves, Deborah Conway, Ross Wilson and more. 15 tracks. Liberation. 2003.

Recorded at The Chapel in Melbourne in 2001, Jimmy performs a selection of Cold Chisel & solo hits in an acoustic style. Liberation. 2004.

2003 reissue of the Aussie hard rocker's 1990 album. 11 tracks taken from the original masters. Liberation Blue.