Hello Graeham, I was a huge (HUGE) fan of 'Diamantina Cocktail' when it first came out. I saw you open for 'America' at the Concord Pavillion in Concord, California. While LRB was far superior to the other bands on the bill, you were given less volume as well as reduced fidelity during your show (maybe due to the headlining band?)... but, even still, you and your band shone through. I have never forgotten that show. Thank you.

- Matt Wallace, USA, April 4th 2013

Dear Sir, I am amazed by the music and lyrics that you have written and played. I welcome music like this any day. I have a dislike for most, if not all current music. I am especially fond of 'I'm Coming Home'. I know a great song when I hear it. Thank you for making beautiful music because it is artists and composers like you that give many a person the enjoyment and satisfaction of 'easy listening' music. With kind regards

- Dexter Manook, Malaga, Western Australia, March 17th 2013

Hello Graeham, Been a LRB fan since '76. Saw you every time you came to the Portland Oregon area in the 70's and 80's. Just wanted to say thanks for the music. Truly the best!

- Kurt Kunze, Vancouver, WA USA, March 9th 2013

All my respect and admiration for a true artist, MR GRAEHAM GOBLE. Thanks for share with the world your music. I love the beginning of one of my favourite LRB songs "Lonesome Loser", with your amazing and powerful voice. BRAVO MR GOBLE. Mexico LOVES YOU. I ask to my guardian Angel to make my dream come true and maybe someday I will see you in concert.

- Angelica Quintero, Mexico, March 6th 2013

Greetings Graeham, I grew up listening to great music like you did in Little River Band. Great songs with incredible harmonies deeply inspired my music career. I've gone on to work on projects with Celine Dion, New Kids On The Block, and many others. Tonight I was looking at a tutorial on T-Racks 3 audio software. I was loving the music that was used in the tutorial. Lo and behold how surprised I was when I found out it was you and your latest album project! I kept playing the tutorial to hear the music which in today's market is a true breath of fresh air. I will be purchasing that album. Don't ever stop writing great songs Graeham. The world is in dire need of your talents. God bless mate!

- Kevin Grady, Philadelphia, PA USA, February 24th 2013

Facebook Post: Even before he wrote 'Kings of The World' for Mississippi, let alone LRB's 'Reminiscing' or 'It's A Long Way There' or Farnham's 'Please Don't Ask Me', Graeham Goble was already a master of melody in Allison Gros (who became Mississippi)... 'If I Ask You' didn't chart outside of the band's home town Adelaide, but it deserved better. I know I certainly flogged my old single of this when I was 11 or 12. It still sounds great and those trademark Mississippi/LRB harmonies are already there

- Mick Robbins, Geelong, Victoria, Australia, February 23rd 2013

Hi Graeham - It's 1:56 am and it's three hours since I discovered BGS performing your song FACE IN THE CROWD on You Tube -- I've been playing it ever since - this is absolutely the most beautiful song I have ever heard - the emotions it has stirred in me has 'lifted' me up - thank you from my heart for the harmony you have filled me with. Best wishes to you, Beeb & Glenn

- Mark, Lismore, January 31st 2013

I just want you to know I really love 'Reminiscing' and I am glad you wrote it. I can never get tired of that song. I am also a huge fan of Little River Band. I love all your songs. Some real talented people you are. Thanks for making the seventies a wonderful time in music!

- Joyce, Western Kentucky, USA, January 22nd 2013

Hello Graeham. I am a long time admirer of your music. I have had the 'Broken Voices CD in my collection for quite a while. I just came across the YouTube clips... that was incredible. Susie, Annette and yourself are probably the finest vocals I have ever heard. I look forward to your next project. Thank you for the wonderful music. Sincerely

- Frank Testa, USA, January 3rd 2013

YouTube comment on Fall From Paradise - Little River Band (1978): Thank you for this....I worked in a record shop in Tupelo, Mississippi back in the seventies when this first came out and it became a sign of something very meaningful to me that has transcended time and space and religion.

- Chris Kopko, USA, December 11th 2012