You should realize that anything that comes out of John’s mouth is going to be epic. He is the greatest and most versatile male vocalist of all time. I love the the harmonies LRB always had, beautiful.
Watching again CV. Oh this is so beautiful ❤️❤️ I love your reaction too and how much you appreciate the gift to the world that is John and the beauty he portrays through his music 🎶❤🎉😊
I don't know if anybody can actually choose one particular song over another because anything that I've heard John sing is always on point.❤ Love him as a person, love is talent, love is passion. For me there's not just one song, all the songs he sings are perfect .
Deb, condolences on the loss of your brother, so sad. Hang in there girl and think of the good and happy times you had with him. They will stay with you forever!!😢😢😢😢
I always come back to this song. I know what your're saying CV. John is absolutely flawless in everyway. That song with John singing it hits me in the heart every time. I'm so happy you got to hear it. It's just a shame that the only time you'll hear John singing it is in these live concert videos. ❤
See, that’s the magic of John Farnham. Just the way he sings a song that’s supposed to be sung. He also has the gift of making the song sound better if that makes sense. He transports you emotionally to a song. The Little River Band had some in fighting/conflict btw members. When John sings LRB songs, his voice just breathes fresh air of a song. Love this reaction.
Thanks for that CV loved it you will also love John and Richard Marx at the Aria awards singing The reason Why quite simply beautiful Richard on piano and just Johns voice. A master class hope you check it out another gen ❤❤❤
Cool change is my all time favourite song. Not sure why but it's always hit a nerve with me and then I heard John sing it and my heart skipped a beat. I just can't listen to the original version any more. I get it when you said his voice hit every fibre of your body. ❤ I know we hear it a lot but I've got to say it, best vocalist EVER. I adore Elvis, Freddy, Steve Perry, Jimmy Barnes, Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Sam Cooke and a whole lot of people but overall, John Farnham is the G.O.A.T as far as I'm concerned. If I were a singer just starting out, I'd aspire to a career like his. The longevity, the respect and love of peers, fans and family, the tone, power, flexibility and range of his voice, his ability to kill it across all genres. His mastery of his craft stands head and shoulders above all. I know I'm waffling but this really moved me. Thankyou Debbie and thankyou CVTECK for this wonderful reaction.❤
You're very welcome Raelene. And well said. I've been in love with John 😍💕 for a very long time and his VOICE too ❤️😂🎉 I don't believe either that anyone comes close to his skill combined with his stage persona and humility. I'll be sending more through to CV so he can drool a bit more LOL. ❤ Debb ❤️
@@AussieDebbI'll be waiting. So glad you requested cool change. The LRB days with John were something so special to me. I saw a happy John being able to perform in front of huge crowds and pouring his heart and soul into every song, but then being treated so badly. It hurts my heart to think he was treated like that. .❤
Hi CV i have been subscribed to your channel for some time now .Your reaction to John singing this song was the best reaction by anyone i have seen and heard !!! Cheers mate from Oz
❤❤❤❤❤ Love you CV. So glad you love this song. My brothers memorial is coming up soon and Ill be watching this I think a few times between now and then ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@jenniferharrison8915so you're saying it can't be personal to the listeners as well. What's your point? In my opinion Glenn wrote a beautiful song, but John sings it better.
@@jenniferharrison8915 no malice here. They were both great. I prefer John but in saying that, Glenn was the original and it was his song, and I understand what you're saying. It's just personal preference here. We all see things differently and certain styles or voices resonate to different people in different ways. So, live and let live and to each his own.
Cool Charge is originally song from Little River Band first singer original singer Glenn Shorrock he even wrote it . One thing with John joining the Little River Band John voice was adaptable to just not his LRB songs but also Glenn’s songs as well . The Little River Band was created as Australian supergroup mostly all the members was already members of another well established Australian bands . LRB formed in 1975 and was managed by John Farnham late best friend manager Glenn Wheatley . LRB set themselves up as harmony soft rock yacht rock band bouncing off American band like The Eagles , The Doobie Brothers , Steely Dan and Fleetwood Mac . So Australians was selling American music back to Americans . LRB was mostly musically controlled by original member rhythm guitarist Graham Goble . Apparently Graham was a control freak which caused some members even its original singer Glenn Shorrock to leave the band in 1982. Graham Goble in 1980 had already had worked with John Farnham writing and producing John’s Uncovered album the album that featured John’s rearrangement of the Beatles Help which was a huge hit in Australia and John was taking his career a little more seriously down more rock path than variety pop that he was doing in the 70’s . Graham Goble was writing songs with John in mind at higher key too high for Glenn to sing . So Graham Goble lobbied for John to join the band . John recorded 3 albums with LRB The Net 1983 , Playing To Win 1984 and No Reins 1986 plus 2 songs that was bonus tracks a Greatest Hits album released in 1982 this album outsold and overshadowed all of John’s LRB albums so LRB American record company pretty much sabotaged John Farnham’s time with LRB with the luck of promotion . They didn’t agree with the change of lead singer. More members left over John being in the band 2 other original members disliked stage presents and antics with the microphone stand and interacting with the crowd . They even stuck John’s microphone stand down to the stage so John was restricted from moving around. Well rightly so John hated it and arguments was common after concerts . With these 2 original members gone in 1984 and replaced by keyboardist David Hirschfelder and Cold Chisel’s drummer Steve Prestwich the musical direction changed for more harder new wave rock which hardcore LRB fans didn’t take too. But this created the blueprint for John’s solo career to kick start again in 1986 with the highly successful Whispering Jack album . When John left in mid 1986 he was already well into making Whispering Jack John also asked keyboardist David Hirschfelder join him as his musical director . And Glenn Wheatley also decided to leave LRB and remind John’s manager until his death in 2021 . Graham Goble was left to put LRB on hiatus after John left until and deal was made with new manager and new recording deal the only catch Glenn Shorrock was to return . Glenn Shorrock stayed for another 2 albums then the more revolving doors of members happened into 1990’s leading to the original members losing the naming rights to the band . So the current LRB isn’t Australian or original members.
Thanks for requesting this Debbie. Hope you’re hanging in there ❤ I really needed to hear this today. I live alone and was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2020 (fun during covid lol), then brain cancer in 2022 and suffered a stroke last year. Music is the one thing keeping me holding on. I feel surplus to requirements. Can’t work, can’t have kids and can’t even be a foster parent as I’m flat out looking after myself lol!!! But I have music. Found this channel a few hours ago and love it. You GET music like I do. So some suggestions; AC/DC - it’s A Long Way To The Top Pearl Jam Dark Matter Eddie Vedder Invincible Just the thoughts of a 45y/o chick from the land of Oz ❤😊
Thanks so much Donna. Glad you enjoyed it and music is definitely healing especially Johns. If you ever just need to chat let me know and we'll work something out. Much love to you and stay strong ❤️💖💞
Hey Donna I was just watching this again. My brothers memorial is on 10.August. It would have been his 79th birthday and one of our nieces shares the same birthday. How are you going? I hope your health is improving. Thinking of you. Much Love Debb ❤️❤️💐💐💖💖
@@DonnaWedel-c8b Hi Donna ♥️ Just checking in to see how you're going? I am putting together a history of John Farnham. If you would like to watch it go on to Teacher Paul's channel. He has recorded Parts 1 to 11 so far. Stay strong and know that I am thinking of and praying for you - Im just watching John singing You'll Never Walk Alone in 1994 - It is truly mesmerizing and I'm sure you'll love it - he is just amazing 😍🤩
LRB when Glenn Shorrock was with them felt like a cohesive group & John Farnham really is a lead/solo artist, it was a huge clash. They felt like his backup band, he felt restricted & needing to push constantly to do what he wanted to do. LRB had broken into the US market when John had struggled & I think they resented him having strong opinions on the direction he wanted to take & not fitting their mould. Egos & personalities meant it was doomed from the start.
Glenn did a great job too!!! What the? It’s Glenn’s song He wrote it and sang it to perfection as only the one person who had the true emotion of it He wrote it about himself on the road in the band life
John left our shores to follow his dreams but it turned into a nightmare...as the band was losing money and some of the band hated that John was so popular and said they felt like they were his backing band etc...lol would you believe they even taped his mic cord down to the floor so he couldn't move around the stage lol. He came home to us here in Aus and had to start over again. God bless his determination and his new manager Glen Wheatley.... Thanks so much for this reaction my friend. you get him...love your praises. love from Australia
Most importantly the Little River Band from the suburb called Little River in the Geelong direction of Melbourne, they are very intelligent boys. That's because they follow the mighty red and white Sydney Swans. 🦢🦢🦢
No they weren't they were going to Geelong & went past the sign post saying to Little River & thought the name would suit them, so they named themselves LRB
Glenn Shorrock road tool chains when he was the lead singer of Little River band before John took over the lead role of the main singer in Little River band after Glenn Shorrock had left
The problem was the band leader, apparently he was a bit of a control freak, he even nailed his mic lead to the floor. The good thing is John started his own band,Karma is a wonderful thing 😊
@@yurilemming4130 yeah so did some of the others. He didnt write all the songs. He was definitely a control freak. Not saying that is a bad thing but John was not a band singer, and the dynamics were never going to work with him as lead even though he did a fabulous job while he was there.
@yurilemming4130 an over singer? What????John was/is a solo singer. As I said I don't have a problem with Graeme but seriously taping a microphone stand down. Who the hell does he think he is? Great way to shatter any unity in the band. Also he wasn't officially the boss. Glenn Wheatley was.
@@CVTECK1oh great thank you I'll take my work break Lol! Looking forward to it. I've already watched your reaction about 5 times and each time I have to stop what I'm doing. Love Debb❤
Im watching it again for about the 7th time - tears are starting again. CV you need some hair to shake LOL! It was the perfect choice for my brother. Thankyou thankyou. ❤❤❤
I read that John was asked to join, but after awhile the band wanted John to sing quieter, I suppose because Glen Shorrick was a quieter singer and it suited the US punters ears better , I don't know 🤷🏼♀️🤔. Anyway, John said he was first and foremost a solo artist, and so they parted ways. Don't get me wrong, I did love LRB though, they just had artistic differences. I loved John's Down On The Border while he was with LRB, maybe have a listen to that one 😃👌👏
I’m really torn, absolutely LOVE John Farnham, seen him live many times here in Australia, but When Glenn Shorrock recorded this originally, for me, it was far more believable.
The true magic of music is how it hits you when you're in a specific mood. We've (mostly) all experienced a break-up, and how hard songs about it hit. But this was always an incredible song. As much as I love John (a lot), you might want to check out the original version (same band, different singer). His delivery is clearer.
Cool Change" is a song by Australian rock group Little River Band written by lead singer Glenn Shorrock. It was released in August 1979 the second single from their sixth album, First Under the Wire. Prefer Glenn’s voice over John’s on this song Check out the original version
I hate LRB for the way they treated John over the years he did with them. He did that because Glenn was let go for drinking pretty much full time at the end but they were the stars they told John and he was just the vocalist singing with them. So stand still, stop moving and just sing. I don’t listen to anything they did. I will listen to John singing this song again because it was beautiful. I wish John had made a cover of it when he finally walked away and made his own band. John was always the star but even John didn’t know that. I hope he finally does.
The original singer, Glenn Shorrock, was sacked because of in-house arguing. He was replaced by John Farnham. John is an entertainer and moves all over the stage. Members of LRB were not happy with him doing this and felt he was trying to steal the show. LRB also had crippling debt. John left LRB to go solo again.
It's not set too high for John. Might be too high for Glenn, but not John. Don't get me wrong, Glenn was always great with LRB, but so was John. John always said he wasn't going to be a clone of Glenn. Let it go and appreciate what you've chosen to watch by viewing this reaction.
I haven't seen this version. Thanks for bringing it to my attention and thanks for your beautiful reaction
You should realize that anything that comes out of John’s mouth is going to be epic. He is the greatest and most versatile male vocalist of all time. I love the the harmonies LRB always had, beautiful.
I agree, this song and performance😂is wonderful
I know that LRB was not a good experience for John, but he made some beautiful music with them.
Watching again CV. Oh this is so beautiful ❤️❤️ I love your reaction too and how much you appreciate the gift to the world that is John and the beauty he portrays through his music 🎶❤🎉😊
Ahhh Miss Debbb thank you I do love John but the fact you requested this song because of your brother it actually means something to me too.
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I don't know if anybody can actually choose one particular song over another because anything that I've heard John sing is always on point.❤ Love him as a person, love is talent, love is passion.
For me there's not just one song, all the songs he sings are perfect .
So many Americans "found" John Farnham when this was shown on HBO. For some (like me) it was like the plot to Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
Fantastic, beautiful song wonderfully sung
Deb, condolences on the loss of your brother, so sad. Hang in there girl and think of the good and happy times you had with him. They will stay with you forever!!😢😢😢😢
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I always come back to this song. I know what your're saying CV. John is absolutely flawless in everyway. That song with John singing it hits me in the heart every time. I'm so happy you got to hear it. It's just a shame that the only time you'll hear John singing it is in these live concert videos. ❤
Having a brother moment - so I'm back again. Oh John - just love him ❤️😍♥️
Love you Debb
@@CVTECK1 Awww thank you 🥰🥰
See, that’s the magic of John Farnham. Just the way he sings a song that’s supposed to be sung. He also has the gift of making the song sound better if that makes sense. He transports you emotionally to a song. The Little River Band had some in fighting/conflict btw members. When John sings LRB songs, his voice just breathes fresh air of a song. Love this reaction.
Thanks for that CV loved it you will also love John and Richard Marx at the Aria awards singing The reason Why quite simply beautiful Richard on piano and just Johns voice. A master class hope you check it out another gen ❤❤❤
Condolences to Debbie.
This was the song that was played as taps every evening onboard the USS Ranger while I was on board.
oh wow
Your reaction was so heart felt. Live it!😊
Thank you for your great reaction. I have always loved everything John sings. John Farnham is the GOAT!!🥰🎶🎵💜💙❤
Love those gems and love reading CD inside covers and all the info. Great vid 💥
Cool change is my all time favourite song. Not sure why but it's always hit a nerve with me and then I heard John sing it and my heart skipped a beat. I just can't listen to the original version any more. I get it when you said his voice hit every fibre of your body. ❤ I know we hear it a lot but I've got to say it, best vocalist EVER. I adore Elvis, Freddy, Steve Perry, Jimmy Barnes, Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Sam Cooke and a whole lot of people but overall, John Farnham is the G.O.A.T as far as I'm concerned. If I were a singer just starting out, I'd aspire to a career like his. The longevity, the respect and love of peers, fans and family, the tone, power, flexibility and range of his voice, his ability to kill it across all genres. His mastery of his craft stands head and shoulders above all. I know I'm waffling but this really moved me. Thankyou Debbie and thankyou CVTECK for this wonderful reaction.❤
You said it perfectly Raelene. You captured what I was trying to say in my comment, but a thousand times better. 😊
@@Jojomac-ix7oi ❤️
You're very welcome Raelene. And well said. I've been in love with John 😍💕 for a very long time and his VOICE too ❤️😂🎉 I don't believe either that anyone comes close to his skill combined with his stage persona and humility. I'll be sending more through to CV so he can drool a bit more LOL. ❤ Debb ❤️
@@AussieDebbI'll be waiting. So glad you requested cool change. The LRB days with John were something so special to me. I saw a happy John being able to perform in front of huge crowds and pouring his heart and soul into every song, but then being treated so badly. It hurts my heart to think he was treated like that. .❤
Condolences Deb.❤ What a beautiful choice, the greatest singer on the planet.❤
Hi CV i have been subscribed to your channel for some time now .Your reaction to John singing this song was the best reaction by anyone i have seen and heard !!! Cheers mate from Oz
❤❤❤❤❤ Love you CV. So glad you love this song. My brothers memorial is coming up soon and Ill be watching this I think a few times between now and then ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Johns voice is the strongest I have ever heard,so much range.
I agree that John raises the song vocally. Kudos to Shorrock for writing it.
It's a very personal and emotional song, but personal to Glenn not John!
@@jenniferharrison8915so you're saying it can't be personal to the listeners as well. What's your point? In my opinion Glenn wrote a beautiful song, but John sings
it better.
@@Jojomac-ix7oi Agree to disagree, this was disappointing because John wasn't feeling it!!
@@Jojomac-ix7oi Agree to disagree then! John was all technique and adlib, no actual personal emotion! Unlike Help!
@@jenniferharrison8915 no malice here. They were both great. I prefer John but in saying that, Glenn was the original and it was his song, and I understand what you're saying. It's just personal preference here. We all see things differently and certain styles or voices resonate to different people in different ways. So, live and let live and to each his own.
Cool Charge is originally song from Little River Band first singer original singer Glenn Shorrock he even wrote it .
One thing with John joining the Little River Band John voice was adaptable to just not his LRB songs but also Glenn’s songs as well .
The Little River Band was created as Australian supergroup mostly all the members was already members of another well established Australian bands .
LRB formed in 1975 and was managed by John Farnham late best friend manager Glenn Wheatley .
LRB set themselves up as harmony soft rock yacht rock band bouncing off American band like The Eagles , The Doobie Brothers , Steely Dan and Fleetwood Mac . So Australians was selling American music back to Americans .
LRB was mostly musically controlled by original member rhythm guitarist Graham Goble . Apparently Graham was a control freak which caused some members even its original singer Glenn Shorrock to leave the band in 1982.
Graham Goble in 1980 had already had worked with John Farnham writing and producing John’s Uncovered album the album that featured John’s rearrangement of the Beatles Help which was a huge hit in Australia and John was taking his career a little more seriously down more rock path than variety pop that he was doing in the 70’s .
Graham Goble was writing songs with John in mind at higher key too high for Glenn to sing . So Graham Goble lobbied for John to join the band .
John recorded 3 albums with LRB The Net 1983 , Playing To Win 1984 and No Reins 1986 plus 2 songs that was bonus tracks a Greatest Hits album released in 1982 this album outsold and overshadowed all of John’s LRB albums so LRB American record company pretty much sabotaged John Farnham’s time with LRB with the luck of promotion .
They didn’t agree with the change of lead singer.
More members left over John being in the band 2 other original members disliked stage presents and antics with the microphone stand and interacting with the crowd . They even stuck John’s microphone stand down to the stage so John was restricted from moving around. Well rightly so John hated it and arguments was common after concerts .
With these 2 original members gone in 1984 and replaced by keyboardist David Hirschfelder and Cold Chisel’s drummer Steve Prestwich the musical direction changed for more harder new wave rock which hardcore LRB fans didn’t take too. But this created the blueprint for John’s solo career to kick start again in 1986 with the highly successful Whispering Jack album .
When John left in mid 1986 he was already well into making Whispering Jack John also asked keyboardist David Hirschfelder join him as his musical director . And Glenn Wheatley also decided to leave LRB and remind John’s manager until his death in 2021 .
Graham Goble was left to put LRB on hiatus after John left until and deal was made with new manager and new recording deal the only catch Glenn Shorrock was to return . Glenn Shorrock stayed for another 2 albums then the more revolving doors of members happened into 1990’s leading to the original members losing the naming rights to the band .
So the current LRB isn’t Australian or original members.
Thanks for requesting this Debbie. Hope you’re hanging in there ❤ I really needed to hear this today. I live alone and was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2020 (fun during covid lol), then brain cancer in 2022 and suffered a stroke last year. Music is the one thing keeping me holding on. I feel surplus to requirements. Can’t work, can’t have kids and can’t even be a foster parent as I’m flat out looking after myself lol!!! But I have music. Found this channel a few hours ago and love it. You GET music like I do.
So some suggestions;
AC/DC - it’s A Long Way To The Top
Pearl Jam Dark Matter
Eddie Vedder Invincible
Just the thoughts of a 45y/o chick from the land of Oz ❤😊
Well Donna you have a family here and keep fighting and i appreciate you.
Thanks so much Donna. Glad you enjoyed it and music is definitely healing especially Johns. If you ever just need to chat let me know and we'll work something out. Much love to you and stay strong ❤️💖💞
Hey Donna I was just watching this again. My brothers memorial is on 10.August. It would have been his 79th birthday and one of our nieces shares the same birthday. How are you going? I hope your health is improving. Thinking of you. Much Love Debb ❤️❤️💐💐💖💖
@@DonnaWedel-c8b Hi Donna ♥️ Just checking in to see how you're going? I am putting together a history of John Farnham. If you would like to watch it go on to Teacher Paul's channel. He has recorded Parts 1 to 11 so far. Stay strong and know that I am thinking of and praying for you - Im just watching John singing You'll Never Walk Alone in 1994 - It is truly mesmerizing and I'm sure you'll love it - he is just amazing 😍🤩
LRB when Glenn Shorrock was with them felt like a cohesive group & John Farnham really is a lead/solo artist, it was a huge clash. They felt like his backup band, he felt restricted & needing to push constantly to do what he wanted to do. LRB had broken into the US market when John had struggled & I think they resented him having strong opinions on the direction he wanted to take & not fitting their mould. Egos & personalities meant it was doomed from the start.
There were some big egos in LRB long before John joined. The cracks formed in the group well before John was even in the picture.
Just having a brother moment and thought Id watch again - Love you CV and you know what I feel about John ❤😂
sending you some hugs and love Miss Debb
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I love this but others can rival this with his other songs , let's just agree we love John and his talent is exceptional.
LOvE John’s ad libs ..
Glen did a great job too
Glenn did a great job too!!!
What the?
It’s Glenn’s song
He wrote it and sang it to perfection as only the one person who had the true emotion of it
He wrote it about himself on the road in the band life
A great reaction once again. Deb condolences I lost my brother around this time last year and watching John reactions has helped me cope ❤❤❤
John left our shores to follow his dreams but it turned into a nightmare...as the band was losing money and some of the band hated that John was so popular and said they felt like they were his backing band etc...lol would you believe they even taped his mic cord down to the floor so he couldn't move around the stage lol. He came home to us here in Aus and had to start over again. God bless his determination and his new manager Glen Wheatley.... Thanks so much for this reaction my friend. you get him...love your praises. love from Australia
I meant Glenn Shorrock was the one that wrote that song Cool change when he was the lead singer.
Most importantly the Little River Band from the suburb called Little River in the Geelong direction of Melbourne, they are very intelligent boys. That's because they follow the mighty red and white Sydney Swans. 🦢🦢🦢
No they weren't they were going to Geelong & went past the sign post saying to Little River & thought the name would suit them, so they named themselves LRB
Watch John sing old McDonald had a farm, you will see his fun side
I was just listening to John singing Old McDonald had a farm about 20 minutes ago - for the um, umpteenth time 😊👍
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Glenn Shorrock road tool chains when he was the lead singer of Little River band before John took over the lead role of the main singer in Little River band after Glenn Shorrock had left
The original is still exceptional in its own right too.
The problem was the band leader, apparently he was a bit of a control freak, he even nailed his mic lead to the floor. The good thing is John started his own band,Karma is a wonderful thing 😊
Graeme Goble
Maybe Graeme was strong to get the best out of the band, he did write the songs too.
@@yurilemming4130 yeah so did some of the others. He didnt write all the songs. He was definitely a control freak. Not saying that is a bad thing but John was not a band singer, and the dynamics were never going to work with him as lead even though he did a fabulous job while he was there.
@@TheBrownlj I know John was always an over singer, But every org needs a boss to reign in the mob.
@yurilemming4130 an over singer? What????John was/is a solo singer. As I said I don't have a problem with Graeme but seriously taping a microphone stand down. Who the hell does he think he is? Great way to shatter any unity in the band. Also he wasn't officially the boss. Glenn Wheatley was.
I have to set my alarm for 2am CV, but I dont want to miss this one ❤️
No worries.....Miss Debb speaks i listen. I changed the time.
@@CVTECK1oh great thank you I'll take my work break Lol! Looking forward to it. I've already watched your reaction about 5 times and each time I have to stop what I'm doing. Love Debb❤
dude, just move :P
wait... don't move if you're in Aus. you have three timezones to choose from already!
Im watching it again for about the 7th time - tears are starting again. CV you need some hair to shake LOL! It was the perfect choice for my brother. Thankyou thankyou. ❤❤❤
I wish you peace and your memories magic to your soul 💕
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Debb, our thoughts and LOVE are with you....💝💙💖💜❤🩹💚💞🧡💟❤🥰😍😘
@@annmurphy3663 Thank you Ann. Love our Farnsey family ♥️
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I read that John was asked to join, but after awhile the band wanted John to sing quieter, I suppose because Glen Shorrick was a quieter singer and it suited the US punters ears better , I don't know 🤷🏼♀️🤔. Anyway, John said he was first and foremost a solo artist, and so they parted ways. Don't get me wrong, I did love LRB though, they just had artistic differences. I loved John's Down On The Border while he was with LRB, maybe have a listen to that one 😃👌👏
I’m really torn, absolutely LOVE John Farnham, seen him live many times here in Australia, but When Glenn Shorrock recorded this originally, for me, it was far more believable.
This is not the version my Mum played.
The true magic of music is how it hits you when you're in a specific mood. We've (mostly) all experienced a break-up, and how hard songs about it hit. But this was always an incredible song. As much as I love John (a lot), you might want to check out the original version (same band, different singer). His delivery is clearer.
Cool Change" is a song by Australian rock group Little River Band written by lead singer Glenn Shorrock. It was released in August 1979 the second single from their sixth album, First Under the Wire.
Prefer Glenn’s voice over John’s on this song
Check out the original version
I do also love the original sung by Glen Shorock..would make a great comparison
I hate LRB for the way they treated John over the years he did with them. He did that because Glenn was let go for drinking pretty much full time at the end but they were the stars they told John and he was just the vocalist singing with them. So stand still, stop moving and just sing. I don’t listen to anything they did. I will listen to John singing this song again because it was beautiful. I wish John had made a cover of it when he finally walked away and made his own band. John was always the star but even John didn’t know that. I hope he finally does.
The original singer, Glenn Shorrock, was sacked because of in-house arguing. He was replaced by John Farnham. John is an entertainer and moves all over the stage. Members of LRB were not happy with him doing this and felt he was trying to steal the show. LRB also had crippling debt. John left LRB to go solo again.
Hey man if you haven't already, you should react to a song by Stan Walker called 'Aotearoa' It is such an amazing song and I think you'll love it 💯
It's set too high for him and he is definitely singing like a soloist! Glen Shorrock, the original singer, did this much better! 🧐
It's not set too high for John. Might be too high for Glenn, but not John. Don't get me wrong, Glenn was always great with LRB, but so was John. John always said he wasn't going to be a clone of Glenn. Let it go and appreciate what you've chosen to watch by viewing this reaction.
@@Jojomac-ix7oi It was his song! Beeb and the others were treated like secondary players here too! 👎