honour, following a popularity poll. The Go-Betweens are referenced in the Teenage Fanclub song "When I Still Have Thee" (2010), the Belle and Sebastian song "Shoot the Sexual Athlete" (2001), the song "Don't Want to Be Grant McLennan" (1991) by fellow Australians Smudge, and the song "Kathy" (1993) by Clouds. Nada Surf covered their song "Love Goes On!" on their covers album If I Had a Hi-Fi (2010). Robert Forster continues to perform and also contribute articles to The Monthly magazine. Many Australian bands and artists associated with the dolewave genre cite the Go-Betweens as a major influence, including Dick Diver and singer-songwriter Courtney Barnett. Members Robert Forster – vocals, guitar (1977–1989; 2000–2006) Grant McLennan – vocals, guitar, harmonica (1977–1989; 2000–2006), bass guitar (1977-1983) Bruce Anthon – drums (1978, 1979–1980) Dennis Cantwell – drums (1978) Lissa Ross – drums (1978) Tim Mustapha – drums (1978–1979) Peter Milton Walsh – vocals, guitar (1978–1979) Malcolm Kelly – piano, organ (1979) Steven Daly – drums (1980) Claire McKenna – drums (1980) Dave Tyrer – guitar (1980) Lindy Morrison – drums, vocals (1980–1989) Robert Vickers – bass guitar (1983–1987) Amanda Brown – violin, oboe, guitar, keyboards, backing vocals (1986–1989) John Willsteed – bass guitar, guitar (1987–1989) Michael Armiger – bass guitar (1989) Adele Pickvance – bass guitar, backing vocals (2000–2006) Matthias Strzoda – drums (2000) Janet Weiss – drums, backing vocals (2000) Glenn Thompson – drums, backing vocals, keyboards (2001–2006) Timeline Discography Albums Studio albums Charting compilations Live albums Extended plays Singles Awards and nominations ARIA Music Awards The ARIA Music Awards is an annual awards ceremony that recognises excellence, innovation, and achievement across all genres of Australian music. They commenced in 1987. The Go-Betweens won one award. ! |- | rowspan="2"| 1989 | 16 Lovers Lane | ARIA Award for Best Group | | rowspan="2"| |- | "Streets of Your Town" | ARIA Award for Song of the Year | |- | 2003 | Bright Yellow Bright Orange | ARIA Award for Best Adult Contemporary Album | | |- | 2005 | Oceans Apart | Best Adult Contemporary Album | | |- | 2006 | That Striped Sunlight Sound | ARIA Award for Best Music DVD | | |- Australian Music Prize The Australian Music Prize (the AMP) is an annual award of $30,000 given to an Australian band or solo artist in recognition of the merit of an album released during the