Perhaps you've heard about the lonesome loser. Unlucky at love, he keeps trying, but keeps getting the same results. What he really needs is a good, hard look at himself so he can see that a woman won't solve his problems. He needs to pull himself together before he has any chance of finding love.
Most LRB hits were written by founding members Graham Goble, Beeb Birtles or Glenn Shorrock, but "Lonesome Loser" was written by guitarist David Briggs, who joined in 1976 after the band's second album.
Little River Band are known for their vocal harmonies, which are front and center on this song. It opens with a distinctive a cappella intro by Goble, Birtles and Shorrock that makes the song pop when it comes on the radio or in a playlist. The chorus, which is where the harmonies take place, shows up four times in the song, including off the top. It's an effective hook that puts a distinctive stamp on the song.
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