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Graeham, Just a quick note to say how much I have enjoyed your music over the years and even more so today. I am a big fan of LRB. My two cents- hope this makes sense and makes you feel good. You guys created incredible music and any attention that any variation of LRB gets directs us all to that music. Sit back and smile as I am sure I am one of many that listens to The Little River Band frequently. Congrats and thanks!
Hello Mr. Goble,
I am a professional musician, classically trained, but always had a great interest in all types of music. I especially enjoy classic rock which is squarely where I put your group! I have a recent experience to being ousted from a position due to my age - 68.
I have been perusing the youtube channels and came upon the oldest songs of YOUR group. I really have been remembering the greatest music of our generation - I was unaware until recently how marvelous your writing prowess. Just wanted to tell you what a blessing it is and will continue to follow your legacy. I want to thank you for your humble spirit and am appreciative of your musicianship. From one musician to another - THANK YOU!
Steve
Happy Birthday have a lovely day
'Please Dont Ask Me' - what experiences informed the utter brilliance of this song? It is so moving, so deeply relatable. Id give my right arm to know.
Little River Band remain one of Australia’s greatest bands. Thanks to Graeham. But my favourite song from Graeham is 'Kings Of The World' by Mississippi, a band Graeham was part of. As a 16-17-year-old on holiday in Busselton, a small town south of Perth, that song was on the radio around the time I was infatuated with a young girl in a fish and chip shop. I was too shy to even talk to her, but I knew she was the type I liked, I couldn’t get her out of my head. Eventually, the holiday ended and I headed back to Perth. I even considered transferring my job to Busselton to be near her... I hadn’t even spoken to her. Maybe it was love, I’ll never know, but at 70 years old now, I hope she has had a wonderful life. The song takes me back to that time. Thank you Graeham.
Graeham, I really believe you are a songwriting genius and I appreciate the harmonies and structure of the LRB songs that I continue to enjoy today. Thank you for sharing your gift.
Graeham, you are the heart and soul of LRB. You created the original harmonies, which caused the world to fall in love with LRB. Your solo career has exemplified this fact and shown the fan base that you are to be revered as the one, true, founder of LRB. The lineup, including Farham, was, in my opinion, the absolute pinnacle of LRB's success. You, as a vocalist, has been grossly underrated, I recognise you as, not only a founding member, but as the true, original vocal genius, who singlehandedly catapulted LRB into the successful realm we now relish them as. Thank you for your singing professionalism. You are, and always will be my idol, Graham. Thank you for your absolutely perfect harmonic contribution to LRB.
I am 30 years old and I started listening to Little River Band with only Reminiscing in 2018. As recently as 8 months ago I found the totality of Little River Band. I fell in love. The harmony and singing that I heard blew my mind. I heard the Eagles, and Crosby Stills & Nash. but I never heard a singing band nearly as incredible as LRB. I got to know the LRB discography and it was an amazing experience. 2 months ago I happened to find a band named Mississippi. I told myself that they were almost as good as LRB and I loved them so much. Then, I started looking into things further and I found out that Mississippi WAS LRB. I could not believe it. I listened to everything. Mr. Moondog is a hell of a song! THEN I found Birtles & Goble. Oh my goodness. What a beautiful slew of songs. Incredibly incredible. My all-time favourite of Birtles and Goble is Lonely Lives. That is a sublime piece of music. I watched all of your YouTube videos on your channel. I loved the LRB rehearsals. Thank you so much for providing music to me that I found to be so beautiful. You are doing the same thing as all bands: guitars, singing, drums, etc. but you made it special. Thank you so much.
Kings Of The World (1972): It blows my mind how good this early material from Graeham is. It instantly displays his greatness as a vocalist and songwriter. He is without a doubt on the same list as Paul McCartney, Brian Wilson, Todd Rundgren, and the other top tunesmiths of our time.
Love 'Kings Of The World', performed so masterfully live by Mississippi. Better than The Eagles by a country mile!!
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