Little River Band - Broke Again 1976
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ธ.ค. 2024
- 'Broke Again', written by Beeb Birtles & Graeham Goble, is a classic Little River Band song from the 1976 album "After Hours". This video has recently surfaced from regional Ballarat TV station BTV-6 and features the original line up.
Little River Band:
Glenn Shorrock - Lead Vocal
Beeb Birtles - Guitar & Harmony vocals
Graeham Goble - Guitar & Harmony vocals
Derrek Pellicci - Drums
Riccardo Formosa - Lead Guitar
Roger McLachlan - Fender Bass
Guest musicians:
Ian Mason - Piano & Hammond Organ
Tony Buchanan - Tenor Sax solo.
Broke Again was originally recorded & mixed by Ross Cockle at the famous AAV studios Sth Melbourne in 1976.
The audio you now hear has been carefully remastered from the original mix master tapes by David Briggs and re synced to this restored video.
Quite frankly it's the best it's ever sounded.
Special thanks to Milton Hammon for unearthing this lost video.
Nice to meet you, Roger!!! Thanks for the comment on my video!!! I think I need to listen to everything on your channel because I love this band!!!!
All these years later and this band still hits all the right feels. I wish I could tell them how much of an influence they have had on my family and I throughout the years. They were a beautiful melody for some of our best memories. Truly the music of my life!
Thanks Rick. You just did.
@@RJRKMthe funny thing is I had no idea who posted this video, but my heart is full of gratitude not only by your response, but that my wish was actually granted. You’re a class act - thank you 🙏
After Hours was a fabulous album (still have it), and this was a standout track. Great band live. Saw them twice at Revesby Workers Club in Sydney. Still have fond memories.
Could this be one of Glenns finest vocals ever, very emotional and finessed
Absolutely it is Mark. After spending days fine tuning the video I have been listening to Glenn’s emotionally charged vocal in great detail. It truly is spectacular.
Saw them in ‘78 & will always rank as one of the greatest shows ever!!!
Hahaha so now I know who you are Rodger pleased to meet you, Glen was my next door neighbour at Birchgrove met him once when I gave him some classic photos that my friend a photographer took of him
Those first 2 LRB albums were the best. They've always been my favourites and I listen to them regularly. Thanks for sharing the clip Roger.
Thank you so much for posting this Roger. A band that has formed much of my love of music. My mum took me to their concerts from their first ones in Adelaide in the 1970's and played their music constantly through my childhood until I bought all the albums myself on vinyl. I now pass my love of Little River Band to my 6 year old boys who are building their own love of their music.
Hi Chris, so cool to hear you saw them in the early 70's! The first song I heard from them was, 'It's a Long Way There' ... what a song, I thought! I had a chance to see them perform at a small club in Virginia Beach, Virginia; it was called the Rogues Gallery. I was lucky enough to grab a table at the front. I have to say that they were great! That stage 'pulsed' with energy!
A great tune by a great band, and live too!
Sorry to burst your bubble but we are miming
@@RJRKMWrong, it's live.
Hey Dude. I really appreciate your passionate comments on my youtube channel. Please READ the description with this video. You'll discover that RJRKM (Roger McLachlan) is the guy that posted and appears (Bass Player) in this video. There are no microphones on the drums. You also do not see the piano player or the organ player. The sax solo is a piece of video I found and dropped into the video. It's a mime. With respect please enjoy the music 🙏
@RJRKM That's cheating, you fooled me, lol. To make up for my mistake, this version of It's A Long Way There, is most definitely live and would you believe, it wasn't a Little River Band and was first sung by another band... sort of.
It was actually first sung by Mississippi who did a shortened version of it with some parts missing but the then lead singer also did a great job. Given how good Mississippi and Axiom were, it's little wonder that LRB became a super group although it's a shame that all the members didn't get along as good as say, the Travelling Wilberries members.
Here's the broadcasted Mississippi version that was recently uploaded to You Tube. You wouldn't have seen this before unless you watched the original broadcast which was GTK on the ABC. I only found out a few days ago that GTK stood for get to know. Looking back to when I was, I find that the strangest thing was that I used to just accept things on face value and never asked asked questions about anything, lol.
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@@murrayleewilson0755 Thanks Murray. Most film clips you see are mimes. It's just easier that way. For the record we did get alone really well. Don't by into the media hype regarding band politics. Being an original member of LRB I'm very aware of the Mississippi version and the history of It's A Long Way there. Check out my youtube channel for more classic LRB tunes
Congrats Roger, love the remastered vision & audio...say hello to Greg Clarkson for me when you see next, cheers Milton
And i big thank you to you as well
@@RJRKM if every member of the current crop of little river band left with the acception of Wayne Nelson and Wayne offered the old line up to join would you and old line up of shorock goble birtles and pellici join
@@lozloz7418 I can't really answer that. In the words of Steve Housden who owns the name... Quote " It will never happen" I understand the passion of LRB fans but we have all moved on and this is not the forum to have this conversation.
@@RJRKM if you had the opportunity would you it’s a golden opportunity I’d take it with 2 hands if I were you guys
That guy playing the saxophone makes the song sound very special. It’s as good as the sax solo in Gerry Rafferty’s song Baker Street.
Thank you for this....I never saw this video. Beautiful song. Should've been a hit!
Great clip, never seen this before. LRB's first 2 albums were their best and the best line-up to IMO.
The only LRB - world class
What a gem!
Wow, Thanks again Roger for posting yet another great video of you guys! Looking forward to all other future goodies you may have in store!🙂
And you had your shirt on for once!!! Great Job Roger & David.. Ive always loved this song.. Tasty bass riff before the last chorus too :)
What a find ! Great to see and hear this.
Awesome clip Roger. Thank you; God bless.
Great vocal by Glenn and juicy solo by Tony Bunchanan.
What a great find of a classic LRB gem!
fantastic Now all we need is Sweet Old Fashioned Man i remember seeing that video with Sandy Roberts Hosting Sounds Unlimited Which Turned into Music Express In Adelaide
Hey Shana. Sweet Old Fashioned Man has been uploaded to my channel a few months ago
Well done for unearthing this video Roger. After Hours is my favourite LRB album
Very nice song. I have not heard this one in many years. Nice. :) Richard
Absolutely awesome performance. One of the best songs of all time. Thank you for finding this and for posting it.
Excellent, hope there's more where that one came from!
Beautiful.
Really nice, still holds up well (as great playing does). Roger....where was your EB 0 for this clip?!
Thanks, But I'm not sure what you mean about EB 0.... I've never owned a Gibson Bass . I think my Jazz bass sounds great on this recording 🤗
@@RJRKM Industry joke. All the gtrs are SG's. Your playing and tone sounds great, Boylan? Im ex Record Plant so only respect to you sir.
@@WakadooPlaypen I thought you might be pulling my leg about the bass. This song was recorded and mixed by Ross Cockle who did the first two albums here in Australia
Incredible find! One wonders what other gems may turn up??? Thank you Roger.
What a great video ! 🎶🎵
have this album top 2 or 3 numbers on the album
Being broke is half the fun of being a musician 😅
Broke as an artichoke
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@@RJRKM meaning the pandemic put me in debt and just getting on my feet I'm not governed by money but you do need it to live it can see people get in a terrible rut like being on the dole
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@@RJRKM sorry 219