Ian Moss (album)

Ian Moss is the self-titled debut solo album by Australian guitarist and singer-songwriter Ian Moss, released in March 1989. Moss rose to fame as the guitarist and vocalist for the band Cold Chisel. The album was highly successful, peaking at number 1 on the ARIA Albums Chart and achieving platinum certification.

The album showcases Moss's distinctive blues-rock guitar style and soulful vocals. It features a mix of original compositions and covers, including the hit singles "Tucker's Daughter," "Telephone Booth," and "Out of the Fire." These songs gained significant airplay on Australian radio and contributed to the album's widespread popularity.

"Tucker's Daughter" became Moss's signature song, reaching number 2 on the ARIA Singles Chart and becoming a staple of Australian music. The album also features contributions from notable musicians.

The success of Ian Moss established him as a solo artist separate from his work with Cold Chisel. It remains a significant album in Australian rock music history.