Hi Graeham, Just stumbled on your site here and I must say really enjoyed it. Nice work! Thanks for posting all those wonderful sound/video clips, there is quite a history there. You are a marvelous writer/musician and looking forward to getting some of your solo stuff. I've been a Little River Band fan for years. Thanks much and again Fabulous site!!

- Joe Lienhard, USA, November 22nd 2008

Hi Graeham. Its a bit weird actually being able to write to someone I've known of for over 30 years. I was and still am influenced by styles of Little River Band, The Eagles, James Taylor etc in my song writing. An early memory I have of seeing LRB was at a concert at Victoria Park (near Sydney Uni) in 1975 (not sure). I also remember sitting in the studio of 2LF Young in 1977 during my 8 to midnight shift and getting into Ric Formosa's lead break in 'It's A Long Way There'. (Still one of my favourite songs). Cheers

- Garry Bignell, Australia, November 11th 2008

Hello from Canada, we are sitting listening to our LP OF Mississippi. Still sounds as good as it did all those years ago. Look forward to getting some of your newer releases now that we found your web site. KEEP ROCKIN' !!

- Al & Lynn O'Brien, Grand Bay-Westfield New Brunswick Canada, November 7th 2008

Graeham, Thanks for all you have done and will do. My wife and I are fans of all the songs, arrangements and vocals that you have done over the years. I was buying LP's of LRB back in the '80's, and have most of them - including cd's. Birtles Shorrock Goble, is our faviorite dvd.

- Dennis & Peggy Wollnik, Kansas City, Missouri USA, October 30th 2008

Dear Graeham, I have since I can remember loved the song Kings Of The World. I have it on a record I purchased at the age of 12, I am now 47. I envy your ability to create music and lyrics that I find soulful and incredibly insightful. I listen to your songs over and over again and my interest in listening and singing them has never waned. What a rare talented man you are. Kindest Regards

- Diane Smith, Australia, September 30th 2008

Hi Graeham, Congratulations with the new album. I loved it! I am a big fan and have all your solo work, including the 'Broken Voices' CD, 'Birtles & Goble - The Last Romance', 'Birtles Shorrock Goble' (CD & DVD) and of course all your work with Little River Band. Keep up the good work, I certainly will recommend 'Let It Rain' to my friends and colleagues. Best regards

- Ketil Berntsen, Norway, September 23rd 2008

First heard your Ch00nZ in a hot 1975. 'Curiosity Killed The Cat' playing over the school PA at lunchtime ( Cannington High) ... Fell in love with that song and it remains my fave although "Lady" gives it a good run !! ( Well...They all do actually) Thanks for enriching my sonic life !! Buying your new album tomorrow (Mon 15th) Regards

- Paul Hovell, Uk. Ex Forrestfield, Western Australia, September 15th 2008

Hi, THANK YOU for all the awesome videos you have on this site...I particularly enjoy the Farnham Era ones...and the "I'm Coming Home" clips. All the best

- Jason Fabbri, Glenhuntly, Melbourne, September 3rd 2008

Graeham, I hope Housden comes to his senses. I refuse to buy any little housden CD's or go to any of their concerts. If he would just realize that this issue leaves a bad taste in our mouths. I believe the message over the years in the music of you three has been mostly LOVE and a positive meaning. Housden should listen to the songs he covers more closely. That's enough on that subject. I also want you to know that the LRB lineup on Playing To Win and No Reins were superb. I like the hard rock side of that band. Saw you guys at the Sunrise Musical Theater in Sunrise Florida. The show was the best concert I have ever seen ..., and heard . Top notch. I have hung in there with the member changes over the years. Most of them i have loved. Your website is cool ... with the videos and mp3 samples ... wonderful !! I will be buying your new CD. I wish you good luck with it. I very much enjoy the BSG live DVD too. Regards

- Robert Kovacik, Florida USA, August 17th 2008

Dear Graeham, Greetings from Line 6! I was recently watching the YouTube video for "Reminiscing". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5RDn5Y0D_0 The "Hurry, don't be late" harmonies at 1:40 are so nicely done. But what blows me away is when they repeat at 3:03.. they rise at the beginning, and drop off at the end of that harmony. MAN! That is so well executed! Hearing these harmonies is just so inspiring! I just wanted to say you truly have a gift. Take care, and thanks for all the wonderful music!

- Adrian Mongeli, Los Angeles, California, USA, August 16th 2008