Artist: Glenn Shorrock

Title: Glenn Shorrock Sings Little River Band

Condition:

Format: CD

Release Date: 2019

Label: Golden Robot

UPC: 884860237321

Genre: Heavy Metal

Album Tracks

1. It's a Long Way There
2. Help Is on It's Way
3. Home on Monday
4. Shut Down Turn Off
5. Take It Easy on Me
6. Lonesome Loser
7. Cool Change
8. Curiosity Killed the Cat
9. The Night Owls
10. Reminiscing

With a career spanning more than 50 years, Glenn Shorrock is one of the elder statesmen of Australian contemporary show business. The founding front man of The Twilights, Axiom and '70s hitmakers Little River Band (later known as LRB), Shorrock carved out astonishing success around the globe, particularly in the USA, where LRB shifted the bulk of it's 25 million-plus career album sales. Moving forward, 2019 sees the release of the living legend's latest and somewhat 'reminiscent' solo album, recorded live in the studio by producer and artist, Steve Balbi and mixed by Tony Wall. The outstanding musicians who joined Shorrock to record the album included Pete Drummond drums), Jak Housden (guitar), James Van Cooper (guitar), Dario Bortolin (bass), Robbie Woolf (keys), Glenn Cunningham (bv's), Hugh Wilson (bv's), Phil Stack (upright bass on Reminiscing), Mitchell Rogers (lap steel), and Ross Middleton (sax). At the end of 1974, Glenn helped form Little River Band as lead singer. Little River Band cracked the lucrative United States market in 1976 and began a string of eight Top Ten hits there and around the world, and have often been credited for opening the door for many Australian acts on the international circuit. In 1995, Glenn fronted Little River Band during their 20th year anniversary, three and a half-month tour of the United States. Fast forward to 2016 and the acclaimed singer/songwriter returned with a collection of songs composed by himself and friends, old and new, offering a mix of folk-rock and easy listening tracks with his solo album, Rise Again. Although now in his 70s, Glenn continues to tour constantly, with 2018 seeing the June release of his autobiography, "Now, Where Was I?" about his career with the Twilights, Axiom and Little River Band and back again. With this new solo album out on March 8, fans can catch Glenn at a run shows later that month and further into 2019. He's certainly not ready to slow down yet!