About Grahame Lister
Grahame Lister, a 75-year-old Australian novelist, musician, and professional tennis coach, has captivated audiences for decades. Known for his distinctive blend of humour, elegance, and depth, Lister has made significant contributions to both literature and music.
Early Life and Career
Born in Australia, Lister attended St. Joseph’s College in Hunter’s Hill, Sydney, before graduating from Sydney University with a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (BE) degree and a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree. After university, he pursued a career in music, relocating to the UK in 1973 to further his ambitions. Since then, he has resided in Brentwood & Rochford, Essex, where he has built a successful career as a singer, songwriter, and producer, having written over 150 songs.
Musical Achievements
Lister’s music career took off with his initial chart success in 1982 with the single “Arfur Daley (E’s Alright),” and he reached the pinnacle of success in 1987 as the co-writer, producer, and performer of the UK Number One hit “Star Trekkin’.” Over the years, he has released seven solo albums, available on iTunes, Spotify, and other platforms. His musical journey also took him to Nashville, Tennessee, where he lived and recorded for a year. Lister’s musical range spans pop, country, and rock, with his songs often reflecting themes from his literary works.
