You Tube comment on 'Someone's Taken Our History': They can't write like you, YOU are LRB. You are one of the most gifted pop songwriters of all time, your skills rank among the best

- LabelBob, , January 13th 2012

Through my father I came to know LRB. Since the age of 3 I've been listening to your wonderful music. Is there a chance of the original LRB coming to The Netherlands, because it would be really something to see and hear the best band ever play our favourite songs we love so much. I'm in a cover band since 2011, playing the guitar, and am determined (if that's the right word) to play 'It's A Long Way There'; it's a masterpiece of all time

- Barbara Kock, Amsterdam, Netherlands, January 2nd 2012

You Tube comment on 'Mistress of Mine': Absolutely best song, best voice, best performance and best band of the 70's & 80's. My all around best song... so haunting sound. I put your writing and musical talents right there with The Eagles. All your songs have such real meaning and touches the heart..but then again..that's the beauty of music and great musicians !!

- MrJRCNJ, USA, January 2nd 2012

Hey Graeham, Like most of your fans I am a middle-aged man still trying to recoup my youth through you and the songs from 'The Little River Band'. From 'Diamantina Cocktail' through Glenn leaving and the amazing return with 'Love is a Bridge' I have lived (and loved them all). Thanks for all the great songs and now associated memories!

- Joe MacLellan, Boston, MA USA, January 1st 2012

Dear Graeham, We wish you from The Netherlands a happy new year and much inspiration for much more good music. We hope that 2012 for you and your family will be a good year. For us, we celebrate new year with your wonderful music. Much love

- Thomas and Janny de Kievit, The Netherlands, January 1st 2012

Hi Graeham, I have always been a fan of LRB and saw you guys in concert in the late 70's in Sydney. Thanks for the wonderful music and for inspiring me by demonstrating that Australian acts can crack the US market, which I am in the very long term process of working towards

- Marc White, USA, December 26th 2011

hehe sorry for my bad english many many thanks for your nice musik. your nice music its like a kind of shamanic music. i dont can explaine in all my life in difficult situations I listen to your nice music until now. The song I like most is 'It's A Long Way There'. Your nice songs, now after your separation from LRB. I saw you on You Tube again. How nice after all these years to see you again. Until now you are my favorite band. Many greetings now from Colombia

- albi, colombia, December 13th 2011

Hi Graeham, Just wanted to say I absolutely love your Birtles Shorrock Goble DVD... I was disappointed you guys didn't come to New Zealand at the time. I am still passionately angry that Stephen Housden managed to rip off the LRB name (I certainly don't understand how) and have made it my mission to inform everyone to avoid the LRB shows in New Zealand next year. As far as I'm concerned you guys remain the real deal All the best

- Dereck Ready, New Zealand, December 9th 2011

Probably said by many already, but it would be great for a lot of people to see the original LRB back together in England. Maybe impossible/too difficult etc etc, but nevertheless what memories and music we all share from LRB. all the very best

- Glenn Hazelhurst, West Yorks, England, December 8th 2011

Hi Graeham Just want to say how much I have enjoyed listening to LRB over the years. I saw LRB in London in the 1970s and Sheffield, Yorkshire round about the same time. I can still remember how great it sounded. I think you had a new lead guitarist join the band at that stage. I remember him playing amazing riffs fills/solos etc. My all time fav LRB track is the original 'It's A Long Way There' album track with the great blend of acoustic picking and electric strumming. It was also the album to me and my wife's 'courting' days and we have now been married 32yrs. Just really great to see you still doing what you obviously love and sharing your undoubted musical gift. Long may you continue. All the best to you

- Glenn Hazelhurst, West Yorks, England, December 2nd 2011