The Go-Betweens were founded in 1978 when the two students Grant McLennan and Robert Forster met at the University of Queensland in Australia. Unlike many other bands, the Go-Betweens wrote and played, right from the beginning, perfectly structured, guitar-oriented pop songs - beautiful and timeless. After their breakup in the early 1990s, both embarked on eventful solo careers. A joint tour in 1999 led to their reunion. In 2005, they released their ninth and last album 'Oceans Apart'. This album as well as their worldwide tour attracted considerable attention, and in Australia the Go-Betweens received the prestigious ARIA Award for the first time. The magnificent Grant McLennan died unexpectedly on 6 May 2006.
The 'Go-Betweens Songbook' contain a comprehensive history, 26 of the best and most popular songs a discography and photos.

R. Forster: Einführung
K. Walter: Was du siehst, ist eine Band
Don't You Know I'm a Star
Rock and Roll Friend
Two Wimps and a Witch
I'm Quite Plain
Alive at a Similar Time
One Thing Greater
One More Coffee
Geography Might Rescue Him
From Beach to Beach
That I Didn't Know Someone Could Be So Lonesome
Unfinished Business
The Go-Betweens Albums
The Songs: Lee Remick
People Say
Your Turn, My Turn
Cattle and Cane
Part Company
Bachlor Kisses
Girl, Black Girl
Spring Rain
Head Full of Steam
The Wrong Road
Right Here
The House That Jack Kerouac Built
Bye Bye Pride
Streets of Your Town
Dive for Your Memory
Love Goes on
Clouds
Rock 'n' Roll Friend
Surfing Magazines
Spirit
The Clock
Too Much of One Thing
Here Comes a City
Darlingshurst Nights
Finding You
Boundary Rider