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Graham Parker

Another Grey Area 40th Anniversary Edition

By Graham Parker

Label: Iconoclassic Records
Released: 2022
Track listing: Temporary Beau; Another Grey Area; No More Excuses; Dark Side of the Bright Lights ; Can’t Waste a Minute; Big Fat Zero; You Hit the Spot; It’s All Worth Nothing Alone; Crying for Attention; Thankless Task ; Fear Not; Habit Worth Forming; You Hit the Spot; No More Excuses; You Hit the Spot; Another Grey Area.

Graham Parker: Another Grey Area 40th Anniversary Edition

by Doug Collette
April 4, 2022

Iconoclassic Records lives up to its label name with this Graham Parker reissue. Admittedly a niche artist, this irascible Brit has seen more than a few excerpts from his lengthy discography treated with the meticulous care that bespeaks true labors of love, and this initial release of Parker's sans the splendid backing band known as the ...

Five Old Souls

Label: 100% Records
Released: 2021
Track listing: Old Soul; Things I've Never Said; Back Door Love; GP Introduces The Band; Hotel Chambermaid; White Honey; Ancient Past; Bathtub Gin; Lady Doctor; Dreamin'; Every Saturday Nite; You Left The Water Running; Not If It Pleases Me; Hold Back The Night; Rockin' Hawk; Heat Treatment; Soul Shoes.

Graham Parker: Five Old Souls

by Doug Collette
March 6, 2021

It only stands to reason Graham Parker would want to document the live performance that comprises 5 Old Souls. Cloud Symbols (100% Records, 2018) was an utterly remarkable return to form. With uncanny accuracy but not one iota of self-consciousness, the curmudgeonly Brit hearkened directly to that earthy one-two punch by which he first gained attention ...

The Up Escalator - 40th Anniversary Edition

By Graham Parker

Label: Quake Records
Released: 2020
Track listing: No Holding Back; Devil's Sidewalk; Stupefaction; Empty Lives; Beating of Another Heart; Endless Night; Paralyzed; Maneuvers; Jolie Jolie; Love Without Greed; Jolie Jolie. Bonus Tracks: Women In Charge; Mercury Poisoning; Stupefaction; Empty Lives.

Graham Parker: The Up Escalator - 40th Anniversary Edition

by Doug Collette
August 16, 2020

It might well be an exercise in futility to find a more potent transitional album than Graham Parker's The Up Escalator. At least that's what The 40th Anniversary Edition suggests, and in no uncertain terms. Why else open the album with a track of deserved braggadocio titled “No Holding Back" or close it with that sentiment ...

Graham Parker: Sparks Keep Flying!

by Doug Collette
April 13, 2019

It can be brave or foolish (perhaps even a combination of both) for any artist to revisit one of their seminal works as Graham Parker has done here. But the illuminating view he's offered of this music, taken from two markedly different perspectives, reaffirms just how provocative is the material and, in turn, how inspiring it ...

Music Without Borders Presents Upcoming NYC Concerts

January 4, 2013

Music Without Borders, a music and arts consulting firm based in Stamford, CT, is pleased to announce highlights of its upcoming NYC concert calendar. MWB has long been associated with producing concert events at diverse venues such as Symphony Space, Tribeca Performing Arts Center, the Beacon Theater, the 92nd Street Y, and the Rubin Museum of ...

CD Review: Graham Parker, "Imaginary Television"

March 11, 2010

Coming from the 1970s UK pub-rock scene, Graham Parker had to slip away from the shadows cast by Nick Lowe, the producer of his first album Howlin Wind, and the burgeoning legend of Elvis Costello. Adept at sharp lyrics, a wicked wit and a keen sense of how to wed it to visceral rock and roll, ...