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Thank you Graeham for writing such beautiful songs.
Graeham, You would have no reason to remember me but I certainly remember meeting you. I was a backstage crew member at Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama when LRB played there. It was about 30 or 40 minutes before the show began and I took the opportunity to stop by the green room to say hello to you. I wasn't really interested in meeting any of the other members but you because you were the main songwriter for the group (and I was a composition major at school). You graciously shook my hand when I introduced myself and expressed my admiration for "Reminiscing," amongst your other songs. You thanked me and I moved on and enjoyed the show from my spot in the wings. I remember the back-breaking work of loading the equipment back on the truck! Anyway, I am happy that the internet allows me to reach out to you to share that little memory. It was a nice thing to learn that Lennon really liked that composition, too!
'It's A Long Way There', performed by Birtles Shorrock Goble is the most incredible song and performance of it. I’ve played it for years when I feel down in the dumps. Thank you so much Little River Band for lifting our spirits over the years. It’s not just about playing these songs. It’s about the souls and where they come from. We know who the real ones are. I can’t thank you enough for lifting all our spirits over the years!
Graeham... Just wanted to say thanks for all the spectacular music and the melodies of my life! Thank You.
'Reminiscing' is quite possibly the very best song of the last century! I LOVE this song! It never gets old! Thank you Graeham Goble! The ORIGINAL, the REAL Little River Band is LEGENDARY! You guys are simply IRREPLACEABLE.
Every time I hear you cats sing 'Love Letters' I cry! Glenn Frey said that Little River Band is "The best singing band in the world". This was probably the best version of LRB (musically).
Love you Graeham! Heart and soul of LRB. If you aren't steering the ship it's not LRB.
Thanks Graham, just doing a little "reminiscing" how the three of you are (arguably) the best harmonies of 70's music.
Hey there Graeham... I've been exploring your website and have enjoyed the opportunity to learn more about you as a founding member of Little River Band, one of the most choice gifts of music to any world this side of The Milky Way Galaxy. You are truly both, gifted, and have been a gift to the rest of us who are privileged to share the planet with you. Having been enjoying your music for most of my life now (I'm now 62) I only wish I could give back to you and your LRBandmates a fraction of what your wonderful music has meant to me. All of your classic hits -timeless moving masterpieces of musical artistry - came out in the prime time of my life and saw me through the wonderful memory-making years of a young person's life when we were still single and searching for the love of our life between high school and marriage. Those are the magical years when the music that accompanies us sinks in deep, stirring our emotions to the core of our souls. Such is the effect of YOUR songs on my heart and soul every time I hear them. A most sincere 'Thank You' Graeham Goble.
Reminiscing: I met the most beautiful man from New York when I first heard this song! First heard it when he turned on the radio as we travelled through the hills of Austin and just thinking how I wanted to spend the rest of my life with him! One of the best songs ever! So many memories!
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