Graham Chapman - Gee, I'm Gonna Miss You

British born, Brisbane, Australia based singer Graham Chapman (born 1949) (not to be confused with the British comic actor of Monty Python fame) recorded 8 singles between 1966-1971, the first 2 on Kommotion are now highly collectable among beat/garage fans, & the rest appeared on EMI's Columbia & HMV labels. His biggest hit, "Gee, I'm Gonna Miss You" was his first for EMI & he scored himself a hometown #1 with this one which also reached the Sydney Top 20 in April 1968. This is a live clip of the fresh faced Graham giving a fine performance in Nth Qld backed by Col Joye's Joy Boys later that same year. By the mid 70's Graham was living in New Zealand & joined Salty Dogg, who became quite a successful Auckland based band. Salty Dogg released 2 albums & 4 singles on Parlophone/EMI in 1976 & 1977. By the 80's Graham was back in Sydney where he worked in the clubs for many years. Sadly Graham passed away in 2009 at the relatively young age of 60