Education
Graeme attended school Saint Patricks in Mackay.
composer musician singer songwriter
Graeme attended school Saint Patricks in Mackay.
He is best known for the hits A Little Further North and Let The Canefields Burn. He wrote the lyrics for the Paralympic Anthem. Most recently, he was awarded Album of the Year at the 2011 Tamworth Country Music Festival for Still Walking.
Graeme commenced his music career in the mid-70"s doing support vocals for many well-known acts of the day, including Kris Kristofferson and Sherbet.
He eventually recorded his first album And When Morning Comes which received a respectable amount of good reviews. During the late-70"s through late-80"s, Connors wrote songs that became big hits for Slim Dusty, John Denver and Jon English.
By 1988, Graeme had recorded and released the breakthrough single "A Little Further North" to be featured on his first album on the Australian American Broadcasting Company Records label "North". Subsequent singles followed with the releases of "Let The Canefields Burn", "Cyclone Season", "Sicilian Born" and "A Heartache (Or Two)".
"North" remains one of the best-selling Australian country albums of all time.
Discography The Song Just Kept on Playin' (1974, later reissued as "And When Morning Comes" on vinyl LP in 1976 and on CD in 1999) North (1988) South of These Days (1989) Tropicali (1991) The Return (1993) Homeland (1993) The Here and Now (1995) The Road Less Travelled (1996) One of the Family (1997) A Delicate Balance (1999) The Best. Til' Now (2000) This Is Life (2002) The Moment (2004) It's All Good. More of the Best (2006) The Last Supperteers (with The Fiddler's Feast) (2007) Still Walking (2010) At The Speed Of Life (2011) Kindred Spirit (2013) North - 25 Years On (2014).