Cool Change (Remastered 2010)
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- Опубліковано 17 кві 2015
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Cool Change (Remastered 2010) · Little River Band
First Under The Wire
℗ 2010 Capitol Records, LLC
Released on: 1979-07-01
Producer: Little River Band
Producer: John Boylan
Studio Personnel, Mastering Engineer: Chris Camillo
Composer Lyricist: Glenn Barrie Shorrock
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One of the greatest rock bands that didn't get enough recognition. That's a shame because they were the best of their time
THERE'S NOT MUCH SONGS LIKE THIS ON THE AIRWAYS. ONE OF THE GREATEST GIFT TO MANKIND!
The harmony just fills me with an inexplicably wonderful feeling. This is music. Today's crap is just noise.
This has got to be a saving song. As a teenager a move to a different climate and culture.... this song played daily. Funny I sung this song as a kid. Glad after almost 50 plus years still here you tube the greatest 🙌
Overheard this in a Walgreens while waiting for my meds, knew I had to play it myself once I was done. My grandmother loved this song and hearing it out in the wild brought back memories of her singing it in the car. I miss you, Mimi. ❤
They are the Australian version of Eagles.
I feel sorry for those who have never spent any time on the water, especially the ocean. If you have, you will extract more meaning from this fantastic song which was released so long ago (August 1979).
I grew up on this music 🎶 and this song is one of my personal favorites
Ever notice how a song can take you back to the very moment?
A song from back in the days when melody mattered. Just gorgeous.
To the 73 people who disliked this song, WTF is wrong with you?
“Cool Change” (1979) was authored by Little River Band lead vocalist Glenn Shorrock at a time when there were severe tensions within the group. The singer-songwriter claimed that he and guitarist Graeham Goble were like “chalk and cheese” and that he needed a cool change from the internecine squabbles. Back then, Shorrock kept that fact under wraps, but later admitted that the soft rock tune was actually a “CRY FOR HELP.”
i heard my father sang this song while he is drinking with his friends and since then it became one of my favorite song.
Yes !! Little River band is one of my favorites rock band when I was in my grade 6... So young but I like and love them. The melody , the beat the total!!! Little River. Until now i always listen theirusic❤
They lyrics are so deep and personal and when combined with harmony and music I can't help but really love this song.
68 now . And this music like so many others was so calming and down to earth. Those days are so far gone now . And that is a true shame
song for Seaman people. Good luck may the captain be with you and God bless you all !!! :)
2023, no songs like this anymore..
I was born
My mother played them on repeat as a child, so naturally i did the same with mine. One of my most favorite moments, were seeing them in concert with my best friend Darrel, at the Route 66 Music Fest 20 years ago. He passed in 2009. Every time I miss him I play some LRB 😍