The Original Little River Band 1976 - Every Day Of My Life

1976 EMI Presentation Video. Some old footage which I've cleaned up and re-synced the original stereo sound. Featuring a song written & sung by Beeb Birtles which appears on the 1976 After Hours album.
Derek Pellicci - Drums & Percussion
Graeham Goble - Guitar & Vocals
Roger McLachlan - Fender Bass
Glenn Shorrock - Vocals
Beeb Birtles - Guitar & Vocals
Ric Formosa - Lead & Slide Guitar

[@passdogs_dadpassdogs_dad6153]

Great song - thank you Roger for posting this.(Star are still the best)

[@stevied3006]

Was jamming along to this earlier today. Great stuff. Thanks Roger. Keep them coming, mate.

[@billrimmer5596]

Thank u for posting. I wonder if it is hard to play guitar and sing at the same time. U all don't seem to have any problem. I really enjoyed when u had Beeb on RM show!!

[@RJRKM]

Bill Rimmer Practise, practice and more practice. I think you need to get your guitar playing to a point where it comes naturally, that way you can concentrate more on vocal delivery.

[@Austech]

Nice one Roger, I certainly haven't seen this one before.

[@RJRKM]

Yeah just digging them out and cleaning them up a bit. The audio was in mono on these clips and over recorded. Even though they look a little grungy at least they now have clean stereo sound. I've got a couple more up my sleeve.....

[@FreeTheRocks]

As a joke I used the "all Wayne" version of Take It Easy On Me and synced it to the normal Glenn/Wayne music video.....funny stuff but I'm certain it would ruffle some feathers...:):):):)

[@brissiegeoff]

Roger, I would really like to learn this song. What are the guitar chords? Luv your work with LRB.

[@RJRKM]

Interesting question as Beeb is playing in open tuning, so the shapes look odd. If you contact through Facebook or my Web site I could scratch out a chord chart

[@brissiegeoff]

@@RJRKM Thanks mate. Never thought of open tuning. That explains a lot. Thanks for replying, much appreciated.

[@stevied3006]

Hey Geoff, D Dmaj7 D7 G A D. Bridge is Dm A# Gm Dm A# Gm back to A - could add Asus to the A (I think that's close). I play the verse in root 5 bar chords. Roger interviewed Beeb on this song and Roger mentioned the chords. That is on YT on Roger's channel. You can also go Chordify to jam along. The chords are displayed along with the video and while they're not 100% accurate, they're close enough usually. Enjoy!

[@brissiegeoff]

@@stevied3006 Thanks, pretty close. Different voicing of course, but if it was played in open tuning that’s hardly surprising. Camp fire version is fine without the drama of retuning.