Spudman
Luke Skyrawker
Remember the Little River Band?
Did you know they were the first band from Australia to go Gold?
Did you know they were the first band from Australia to go Platinum?
Did you know they released 23 albums and have a new one on the way?
Did you know they have 13 top40 singles and 9 top 10's?
Did you know they had Top 10's 6 years in a row?
Did you know they have sold millions of records around the world?
Pretty impressive huh?
I got to meet and hang out with a few members recently. They have a new lead player from Nashville named Rich Herring. Not only is he a tasty player but he also has good taste in amplification as well. Notice the Hot Rod Deluxe in the photo. I have one too, but his has had a small modification done. He sets them up behind the drum riser facing backwards. Obviously this keeps the stage quiet so they all can hear their vocals...and they do sing very well. The pedal boards are his as well. He only uses the Line 6 for spatial effects.
The other picture is with Wayne Nelson the lead singer/bass player who came on board in 1979 and sings on "Night Owls." He has been the lead singer and covers all their hits very well and plays a mean bass.
Did you know they were the first band from Australia to go Gold?
Did you know they were the first band from Australia to go Platinum?
Did you know they released 23 albums and have a new one on the way?
Did you know they have 13 top40 singles and 9 top 10's?
Did you know they had Top 10's 6 years in a row?
Did you know they have sold millions of records around the world?
Pretty impressive huh?
I got to meet and hang out with a few members recently. They have a new lead player from Nashville named Rich Herring. Not only is he a tasty player but he also has good taste in amplification as well. Notice the Hot Rod Deluxe in the photo. I have one too, but his has had a small modification done. He sets them up behind the drum riser facing backwards. Obviously this keeps the stage quiet so they all can hear their vocals...and they do sing very well. The pedal boards are his as well. He only uses the Line 6 for spatial effects.
The other picture is with Wayne Nelson the lead singer/bass player who came on board in 1979 and sings on "Night Owls." He has been the lead singer and covers all their hits very well and plays a mean bass.
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