Little Darling

<p>Most musicians only get one chance at fame. Daryl Braithwaite has managed to have three of them. He joined a band called Sherbet in 1970 and a year later they had their first hit - and there were an astonishing 19 more to come.</p><p>But Sherbet's fans grew up and moved on so the band folded in the early 1980s. At the end of that decade Braithwaite found himself with a surprise hit album in Edge. He followed it up a few years later with Rise - the album that included a little tune called The Horses. That song went to No1 but a lawsuit and diminishing sales saw him pushed out of the limelight.</p><p>Then in the early 2000s something strange happened - kids at gigs started singing The Horses back at Braithwaite. Soon enough this song that might have otherwise faded away galloped back and became an Australian anthem.</p><p>Little Darling looks at the unusual phenomenon of The Horses and offers up an explanation for how it happened.</p>