Cold Chisel defined the pub-rock sound, and ‘Cheap Wine’ (1980) distilled it into a Top Ten single. Written by Don Walker, it focused on someone down on their luck but still having a good time – a theme the band embodied. Directed by Peter Cox, the video was shot in Jimmy Barnes’ Elizabeth Bay flat, and shows him getting dressed among the detritus of a party while the band jam in the lounge. The clip includes a cockfight scene and Barnes in a cocaine-referencing T-shirt – elements that feel edgy, even troubling, today. But that’s Chisel: unvarnished and unrepentant. The song is scrappy, anthemic and utterly theirs, cementing the band as the sound of working-class rebellion.