The Go-Betweens

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  • indie pop
  • indie
  • australian
  • 80s
  • alternative
The Go-Betweens were one of the most internationally influential indie rock bands from Australia, formed by guitarists Robert Forster and Grant McLennan in Brisbane in 1977. The Go-Betweens were a critically-acclaimed cult act famously summarised by Village Voice critic Robert Christgau thus: “Robert Forster and Grant McLennan are the greatest songwriting partnership working today.” Early drummers Lissa Ross and Tim Mustapha were followed by Lindy Morrison, who was a constant member through the six albums the band recorded in their first and most prolific era.

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Songs

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    Karen

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    Lavender

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    Lee Remick

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    Little Joe

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    Long Lonely Day

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    Love Goes On

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    Love Goes On!

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    Love Goes On! (single version)

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    Love Is a Sign

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    Love Wasn't Made for You and Me

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    Magic in Here

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    Make Her Day

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    Making It Right For Her

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    Man o' Sand to Girl o' Sea

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    Man O'Sand to Girl O'Sea

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    Marco Polo Jr.

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    Mexican Postcard

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    Midnight to Neon

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    Mrs Morgan

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    Mrs. Morgan

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    Near the Chimney

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    Newton Told Me

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    No Reason to Cry

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    Nowhere By Any Other Name

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    Obsession With You

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    Old Mexico

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    On My Block

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    One Thing Can Hold Us

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    One Word

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    Open Invitation

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    Orpheus Beach

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    Palm Sunday (On Board the S.S. Within)

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    Palm Sunday (Or Board the SS Within)

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    Part Company

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    People Know

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    People Say

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    Poison in the Walls

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    Quiet Heart

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    Rare Breed

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    Rare Victory

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    Reunion Dinner

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    Ride

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    Right Here

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    Right Here (Early version)

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    River of Money

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    Rock 'n' Roll Friend

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    Rock and Roll Friend

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    Running the Risk of Losing You

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    Sally's Revolution

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    Second Hand Furniture


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