Cover of Tallulah by The Go-Betweens
Cover: Tallulah

Song · The Go-Betweens

“Right Here” by The Go-Betweens

From the album Tallulah (1987)

“Right Here” by The Go-Betweens appears on 1 radio countdown from 1 station in 1987. It was first released in 1987 on the album Tallulah. Its best result is #23 on the Live 105 Top 105.3 Songs of 1987. In the combined RockLists rankings it is the #101 alternative song of 1987.

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"Right Here" led the way for Tallulah, the Go-Betweens' fifth album, hitting British shops on Beggars Banquet in February 1987 as a seven-inch and a 12-inch with "When People Are Dead" on the flip. True Tone put the Australian band's single out back home, and Big Time Records issued it in the States as a promo.

Grant McLennan takes the lead vocal on a song he wrote with Robert Forster, who plays guitar beside him and sings backup with Amanda Brown, whose violin gives the thing its sweet sting. Robert Vickers plays bass, and Craig Leon adds keyboards, mixed it, and produced it with Richard Preston and Cassell Webb. It scraped to number 82 in the UK and no further, which says more about the charts than about the song.

Written with AI assistance from RockLists chart data, MusicBrainz and Wikipedia.

RockLists rankings

Alternative & Modern Rock

All Rock Formats

Year-end countdowns

Year#StationCountdownof
1987 23 Live 105 San Francisco, CA Live 105 Top 105.3 Songs of 1987 105

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