Graeham Goble is famous for many things, but he’s especially famous for his songs. It’s because of his songs that he was “discovered” in the Adelaide group Allison Gros, and found success almost immediately, with Mississippi, and then, as we all know, world-wide with Little River Band. There was life and songs before LRB and life and songs since LRB. Graeham’s journey, before and since, reveals not just a songwriter of great talent, but a musician with vision, and an unquenchable thirst for excellence.

Graeham Goble was the architect of Little River Band’s sound that made them one of the great Australian groups of all time and charmed America to the extent of 25 million record sales, 13 American top forty hits (6 of them top 10) and five consecutive top fifty American albums. The Eagles’ Glenn Frey once described them as "the best singing band in the world.” Graeham wrote songs for LRB to sing, worked out the vocal arrangements and sang that all-important high harmony.

Graeham Goble's most recent albums 'The Days Ahead' and now 'Let It Rain' prove to be milestones in a long and distinguished career, songs so personal and special, Graeham Goble now steps to the microphone to sing the lead vocals himself surrounding his voice with the creative energy and imagination which have been the hallmarks of Graeham's work.

In music the song is everything. A singer or a band can be remembered for a look or a sound. A good song lives forever. Unquestionably, Graeham Goble is one of the world's great songwriters.