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Australian rock legend Jimmy Barnes is putting the final touches to a brand new charity album to support victims of his homeland’s devastating floods.

Flood waters have now reached the city of Brisbane, leaving at least 12 people dead and 70 missing as rain still lashes the country.

Barnes has banded together with family members to lay down tracks for the album, which will be titled Flood Light, with songs from his brother-in-law guitarist Diesel, his son David Campbell and daughters Mahalia and EJ. Singer Kasey Chambers will also feature.

Songs will include:

  • Jimmy Barnes
    
Two Hearts Collide (with Kasey Chambers) (of Out In The Blue)
    
I’ve Seen It All (from Rage and Ruin)
  • Diesel

    Thang 6 (from the forthcoming 7 Axes To Grind)
    
Walking The Blues (from Project Blues)
  • David Campbell

    Luck Be My Lady (from On Broadway)

    She’s My Baby (from Swing Sessions)
  • Mahalia Barnes

    Is This A Love (from Mahalia Barnes & The Soul Mates)
    
It’s A Shame (from Mahalia Barnes & The Soul Mates)

    In Love We Grow (from the Adelaide Cabaret Festival ‘Dad & Dave’ show)
  • EJ Barnes

    There and Back (from There and Back)

    Follow Me (from There and Back)
  • Jimmy Barnes, David Campbell, Mahalia Barnes

    Around The World (with Tina Harrod and Darren Parcival) (from the Adelaide Cabaret Festival ‘Dad & Dave’ show)

    Love Me Tender (from the Adelaide Cabaret Festival ‘Dad & Dave’ show)
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