Sleeper Catcher Press Kit Poster
L to R: Greaham Goble, Beeb Birtles, Derek Pellicci (drums), Glenn Shorrock, George McArdle & David Briggs
Beeb Birtles: Poster included with the EMI Sleeper Catcher promotional packet. Photo of Little River Band playing at Calder Raceway in Victoria, Australia, supporting Santana and Fleetwood Mac. 60,000 people attended the concert.
Sleeper Catcher Press Kit Bio
Sleeper Catcher Interview & Competition
Little River Band – Shut Down Turn Off
Written-By – Glenn Shorrock
Producer – John Boylan, Little River Band
Released: May 1978
Lead Singer: Glenn Shorrock
Form the ‘Sleeper Catcher’ LP
Single Released April 1978, B side: Days On The Road (Live)
Purchase ‘Shut Down Turn Off’ By Little River Band:
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Rainbow Theatre TV Special Review
By John Sponn – Juke Magazine 8/4/1978
Shut Down Turn Off – Don Lane Show
27th March 1978 – Don Lane Show Melbourne
Little River Band – Happy Anniversary
Album: Diamantina Cocktail
Released: December 1977
Written By: Beeb Birtles & David Briggs
Lead Singer: Glenn Shorrock
(Saturday, March 11, 1978) — “Happy Anniversary” by the Little River Band peaked at #16 on today’s Billboard Hot 100 singles chart for two weeks.
Purchase ‘Happy Anniversary’ By Little River Band:
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Little River Band – Fall From Paradise
Little River Band, Live at the Sydney Opera House, Australia, February 12th, 1978.
Written by Beeb Birtles & Graeham Goble
from Little River Band’s ‘Sleeper Catcher’ album’ – 1978
Little River Band’s Crowd At The Sydney Opera House
The Original Australian Litttle River Band’s audience at The Sydney Opera House on February 12th, 1978. A huge turn out for Glenn Shorrock, Beeb Birtles, Graeham Goble, David Briggs, Derek Pellicci and George McArdle.
Sydney Opera House Concert
Beeb Birtles:
“February 12, 1978, Little River Band concert for radio station 2SM in Sydney, Australia on the steps of The Opera House. John Hartman from The Doobie Brothers jumped on stage and played a couple of numbers with us.”
