“Days On The Road” Part 1: Roger McLachlan Interviews Graeham Goble
Inspired by Graeham’s song writing, Roger and Graeham discuss the meaning of life and the 1976 recording of Little River Band’s classic song “Days On The Road” from the “After Hours” LP.
I’ll Always Call Your Name – Isolated Bass Featuring Roger McLachlan & Beeb Birtles
A fabulous insight into the writing of the classic Beeb Birtles song “I’ll Always Call Your Name” which appears on the first Little River Band album circa 1975. Beeb discusses his love of open G tuning, how and why this song was written. Featuring: Beeb Birtles – Lead Vocal & Guitar Glenn Shorrock – Vocals Graeham Goble – Guitar & Vocals Ric Formosa – Lead Guitars Derek Pellicci – Drums & Percussion Roger McLachlan – Fender Bass
All Little River Band’s US Top 10s now have 1 million play awards
Now all seven of LRB’s US top 10s have received the 1 million plays award. Graeham Goble’s 5 songs (Reminiscing, Lady, Take It Easy On Me, The Other Guy, The Night Owls), David Briggs’ Lonesome Loser and Glenn Shorrock’s ‘Cool Change’.
Graeham Goble – The Night Owls Receives BMI 1 Million Air Plays Award
‘The Night Owls’ becomes Graeham Goble’s 5th song to achieve 1 million airplays on commercial radio in the US. Graeham’s other BMI ‘Special Citation of Achievement’ awards are Reminiscing (5,000,000), Lady (4,000,000), Take It Easy On Me (1,000,000), The Other Guy (1,000,000)
Herald Sun Newspaper “Very Shoddy Reminiscing”
“Everyday Of My Life” Isolated Bass – Featuring Roger McLachlan
Roger McLachlan: “My friend and colleague Beeb Birtles wrote and sang the fabulous LRB hit ‘Everyday of my Life’. Both in lockdown, Beeb in Nashville and me in Melbourne (Australia), we discuss the meaning behind the song and what really happened in 1976 when it was recorded. What a trip down memory lane with some interesting facts emerging…”
‘Reminiscing’ by Graeham Goble, David Campbell and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra
PLAY IT ON. Graeham Goble was part of an online collaboration of 5 composers and 5 singers and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, all donating their services in support of the Arts in Australia. Did you catch David Briggs on guitar? Donations in support of this very worthy cause would be greatly appreciated. The stream can be accessed via the Sydney Symphony Orchestra Website and Facebook Page Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sydneysymphony/ Sydney Symphony Website: www.sydneysymphony.com/watch Donation Portal: http://www.abfnsw.org/play
Jon Blake Talks About Little River Band On 5AA
Jon Blake on 5AA Radio talks about Graeham Goble, the spelling of his name, Mississippi’s Kings Of The World and the loss of the Little River Band name.
https://www.fiveaa.com.au/
Little River Band: We’ll Always Be An Adelaide Band At Heart
It’s a Long Way There – Isolated Bass featuring Roger McLachlan
Roger McLachlan: “In this video I talk to Ross Cockle (Engineer) about when we recorded “It’s a Long Way There” the song that started it all in Jacksonville Florida USA. We discuss some early history of the Little River Band, including my audition and provide some incredible insight into the inner workings of Melbourne’s famous “Armstrong Studios” (circa 1975). This is followed by my Isolated Bass performance complete with never before seen photos.”