www.grahamparker.net One more supreme pop song from Graham Parker and The Rumour`s 1979 release "Squeezing Out Sparks". If you love music, buy this album. It has been reissued on CD.. + Informações

Released in 1976, from the album 'Howling Wind'.. + Informações

I filmed this March 31 2012 @ The Towne Crier in Pawling New York. Shot this in sepia-tone. + Informações

I filmed this March 31 2012 @ The Towne Crier in Pawling New York. + Informações

I filmed this March 31 2012 @ The Towne Crier in Pawling New York. Cover of a Captain Beefheart song. + Informações

04NOV11at AMSDconcerts in San Diego, CA as shot by Steve Laub. + Informações

Broadcast by the BBC on 17 March 1977, this captures Graham Parker and the Rumour just as they were breaking their 'Heat Treatment' album, Brinsley Schwartz and Martin Belmont on guitars and Bob Andrews doing his best Garth Hudson on keyboards... + Informações

From Live Sparks!. + Informações

"...my impressions of such a powerful experience are not one-dimensional, and this is apparent in the song to all but the most narrow persons who might decide to misconstrue its meaning and my standing on the subject for their own, political/moral prejudice.". + Informações

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Off the brilliant 1979 release "Squeezing Out Sparks". Artist Info..... www.grahamparker.net. + Informações

TOP OF THE POPS (10th March 1977). Introduced by David Jensen.. + Informações

TV appearance circa 1993. + Informações

04NOV11at AMSDconcerts in San Diego, CA as shot by Steve Laub. A song from the Album titled "Another Grey Area".. + Informações

Graham Parker and the Rumour perform "Stupefaction" on Fridays circa 1980.. + Informações

As part of National Record Store Day www.recordstoreday.com the event hosted by AJ Fritz from WLVR 91.3 www.wlvr.org Bethlehem, Pa @ Compact Disc Center-Bethlehem, Pa's cdcenterpa.com the day after his performance at the Legendary Godfrey Daniels coffee house www.godfreydaniels.org sound was over seen by Rich Frikkers & Bill De Hart. + Informações

Graham Parker & The Rumour live in concert at the Hammersmith Odeon on 3 April 1979, recorded for BBC Radio 1 and broadcast on the 21st of that month. Tracklist: 1. Discovering Japan (0:07) 2. Local Girls (3:45) 3. Thunder & Rain (7:35) 4. Don't Get Excited (11:00) 5. Back To Schooldays (15:02) 6. Passion Is No Ordinary Word (17:58) 7. Mercury Poisoning (22:48) 8. Howling Wind (26:04) 9. Heat Treatment (31:08) 10. Stick To Me (34:32) 11. Love Gets You Twisted (38:03) 12. Crawling From The Wreckage (41:20) 13. Saturday Night Is Dead (44:32) 14. Nobody Hurts You (48:00) 15. Soul Shoes (51:59) 16. Protection (55:10). + Informações

Acoustic cover of the seminal Pink Floyd track, included in the compilation album A Fair Forgery of Pink Floyd.. + Informações

Coordinated by acoustic Delta guitarist Steve James (who also penned the liner notes and appears on two tracks), this is a respectful but refreshingly not-always-reverent tribute to the undisputed king of the Delta blues. Although there are only 12 tracks and some of Patton's defining tunes -- like "Screamin' and Hollerin' the Blues" and "A Spoonful Blues" -- are MIA, these performances capture the spirit of Patton and show how his legacy extends to contemporary blues musicians. There really isn't a bad or misguided track here (unusual for tribute discs), a situation helped by the quality and pedigree of the musicians involved, who seek to maintain the rawness of Patton's blues. Certainly keeping the predominantly unplugged music stripped to just guitar or harmonica (in the case of Snooky Pryor's amazing "Pony Blues," which finds the classic bluesman sounding as inspired as ever), or both (as Annie Raines and Paul Rishell's take on Patton's spiritual "I Shall Not Be Moved"), maintains the focus. Delta-based artists such as Corey Harris and Dave Van Ronk turn in fine if unsurprising performances. But the unexpected addition of Brit pub rocker Graham Parker works surprisingly well, as his gritty voice (although not necessarily rudimentary guitar) does justice to "Poor Me." Harpist Charlie Musselwhite sticks to guitar for an ominous yet sweet "Pea Vine Blues," but it's Joe Louis Walker's incendiary seven-and-a-half-minute version of "Sugar Mama" and the closing medley of .... + Informações

Requested from the excellent album - Steady Nerves. + Informações

Graham Parker performing "Heat Treatment" live at The Bell House in Brooklyn NY on March 30, 2012. Visit: www.grahamparker.net No copyright infringement is intended. This video is uploaded with the sole purpose of sharing the talent of Graham Parker with his fans.. + Informações

Graham Parker on Latenight. + Informações

I filmed this March 31 2012 @ The Towne Crier in Pawling New York. DIG GRAHAM ON KAZOO!. + Informações

The incomparable songwriter and performer Graham Parker sings one of his dark songs (from The Mona Lisa's Sister), accompanied by the Figgs.. + Informações

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