Talk:Just Like Jesse James

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GOLD in Australia

According to ARIA Yearbook from 1991 Just Like Jesse James is certified Gold in Australia, so can someone add the certification with the appropriate reference? thanks!

[User:Uncleangelo|Uncleangelo]] (talk) 14:23, 23 February 2013 (UTC)

WikiProject Organized Crime banner removed[edit]

I have removed the WikiProject Organized Crime banner from this article because I think it falls outside the scope of that project. If one reads the lyrics of this song, it seems the songwriter was merely looking for a name of a well known personality to rhyme with the word flames in the previous line of the song. Aside from the use of the name, the song has nothing to do with organized crime and is more about love and infidelity. - Cameron Dewe (talk)