Recorded live over two nights during Farnham’s sellout Australian concert tour, Chain Reaction Live In Concert features all the hits from Chain Reaction, 1990’s highest selling Australian album, as well as from Farnham’s previous albums Whispering Jack and Age of Reason.
Maurice Todman
Director
John Farnham
Self (Vocals)
David Hirschfelder
Self (Keyboards)
Angus Burchall
Self (Drums)
Wayne Nelson
Self (Bass)
Jack Jones
Self (Guitar)
Lindsay Field
Self (Vocals)
Phil Buckle
Self (Guitar)
Venetta Fields
Self (Vocals)
Lisa Edwards
Self (Vocals)
Chuck McKinney
Self (Vocals)
Steve Williams
Self (Harmonica & Saxophone)
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