"Tucker's Daughter" was the first single from former Cold Chisel guitarist Ian Moss. Co-written by Moss and his Cold Chisel bandmate Don Walker, the song reached No. 1 on the Australia Artists singles chart on 20 March 1989 (and #2 on the ARIA Singles Chart). "Tucker's Daughter" became the first track on Moss's album Matchbook, released six months later. The album also went to No. 1. Together, this song and the album helped Moss win five ARIA Awards. "Tucker's Daughter" tells of a labourer who finds himself the attention of his employer's daughter, but does not return her affections.