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Agreed 100%✅

Absolutely

100 percent yes!

Me too. Its his voice and those fantastic musicianship of birtkes,gobble

The should be given the name back

So true. His voice is much greater than a “rock” voice. I hear him, and that band he was once a part of, sing and for a few moments, all’s right in the world. Little River Band lives!

YESSSSSSSS!!!! Farnham has a great voice but he was never LRB. These three are and always will be LRB. Oh the times I’m missing….spending the hours reminiscing. LRB was the first concert I ever went to.

@@beautyking6161 I saw the LRB follow Bob Welch (ex Fleetwood Mac) and they both played before Heart. But the concert was the last outdoor concert in Medford, Oregon. It had been routine to fill the baseball stadium and bring in a band to play. In the summer of 1978 they played the last show there. I still treasure the memories and reminisce with great fondness. LRB is yet another once in a lifetime band from the golden age of music, and Australia!

Roy yes…..you must be around my age, 59. We had some great music in the 70’s and 80’s. I often long for the days of concerts where you could buy a ticket for 25.00 and sit without folks taking selfie’s and looking at their phones for the duration of the concert. Those were the days and I miss them. I’ll always love LRB!!!

@@beautyking6161 Nice note, thank you! I’m a bit older, and that might be seen in the ticket prices. As I recall the Heart, LRB & Bob Welch wasn’t more than $25.00 or so. I’d just come from military duty in Germany where I’d seen Dylan/Clapton/Scorpions in Nurenberg for about the same amount. In 1973 a show I saw where ZZ Top was the opening act, the ticket was $5 or $6.00. I have dozens of ticket stubs from back when and they’re all 5-7 bucks. Elton John’s Yellow Brick Road tour was under $10. It’s just mind numbing to think what the prices are today. American sporting events are stupid expensive. In the recent baseball World Series in Houston & Atlanta, average near the field seat, 3rd base to 3rd base was around $6-8000.00 per butt! Anyway, I am learning about and listening to what I really knew little about, Aussie music from the day. Sure, there’s been Olivia, the BeeGees, LRB, INXS, Keith Urban was about all I knew. I knew them well too. But I took my sons to see Joe Bonamassa for their first show here. Joe and the tube led me to a couple of songs Joe did with Jimmy Barnes. Wanted more. Learned Mahalia was a singer in Joes band. Wanted more. Cold Chisel, then John Farnham and the big picture of the grandeur of the Australian music industry revealed a bit more of itself. The Voice Aussie is as stunning as I’ve ever been stunned. I really like Judah, the man who won the Voice a few years ago. Taj is a great little volcano...just so many. (I digress, but if you haven’t seen a young girl from Japan name Yoyoka, search her and listen. She’s a drummer from Hokkaido...since age 3. Check out Robert Plants reaction to her covering a Led Zeppelin song...at age 8.) She sponsored by Pearl drums since age 8, she’s 12 today. Her videos have MILLIONS of hits, and she has millions of covers. Anyway, sorry for the long wind...

Still pretty good - wouldn't you say!!!!!!

Influenced my music career immensly. Should have been up there with the EAGLES.

@@alanfenn424 They are !

@@alanfenn424 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLCTpKyXvdnLo2Q.html With Glenn Frey

No S.... Birtles and Goble

Oh, I didn't know that, what's the story there? EDIT: I just noticed your comment is 5 years old. Lol

Hard to believe he's 74 years old and all that STILL comes out awesome!! Just like Steve Perry, 69 and he sounds awesome too! So sad that journey guys don't get along now especially Neal Schon..he's horrible to these guys..

He’s 80 today

I wouldn't say it is their original sound. Shorrock was much better in the 70s thru the 80s & sang their songs much better than years later. Although, I think LRB was much better & more exciting with Farnham.

Bobby Venier actually

What happened?

There are several good videos about this, check out Rock History Music channel and The Real Music Observer, he has an interview with Graeham Gobel. It’s eye opening as to what actually happened.

William Hicks I was at this concert, fantastic!

@@scottcampbell1377xanadu Lucky you !

Belle Apodaca they told me the bloke wanted $3 million for the name!

What is frigging?

Did you catch her? ;)

Yan ang magagaling na banda nuon magpahanggang ngayon

@@luiscarvajal5982 Dapat kang gumamit ng English kapag nagpo-post sa isang channel na nagsasalita ng English. May mga libreng site sa pagsasalin ng Tagalog sa English sa web.

Yes. Glenn Shorrock. Amazing voice.

He & Stephen Housden wound up owning the LRB name after the originals left the group. It was a term in the contract & Birtles/Gobels didn't realize the contract was written in a way that transferred the name to the remaining members under that contract's terms. Both Nelson & Housden were in LRB from the early 80s. Nelson is the one that sang Night Owls & he was the base player. In the 80s Nelson was a very good singer.