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The '90s weren't kind to Jimmy Barnes. Apart from much-publicized money problems that saw him leave Australia for two years in the middle of the decade, the advent of grunge saw his style of music become completely unfashionable. Barnes tried to counteract this with albums like Soul Deep (a collection of soul covers) and Flesh and Wood.
Flesh and Wood was Barnes' attempt at an unplugged album, and featured such other Australian rock luminaries as Diesel, Tommy Emmanuel, and Archie Roach. 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, Flesh and Wood does not hold too much interest for the casual fan. ~ Jonathan Lewis
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. Jimmy Barnes Flesh And Wood Songs | 1. | It Will Be Alright |
| 2. | The Weight |
| 3. | Ride The Night Away  |
| 4. | Guilty |
| 5. | You Can't Make Love Without A Soul |
| 6. | Hell Of A Time |
| 7. | Brother Of Mine |
| 8. | Fade To Black |
| 9. | Flame Trees |
| 10. | Still Got A Long Way To Go |
| 11. | Still On Your Side |
| 12. | Stone Cold |
| 13. | Let It Go |
| 14. | We Could Be Gone |
| 15. | Love Me Tender |
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