[Review] Graham Parker: Howlin Wind (1976)
The debut album from the best new band of 1976, according to Rolling Stone.
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Graham Parker and The Rumour: “Soul Shoes” (1976)
Years before Joe Jackson’s Denson shoes hit the streets, we had Graham Parker’s “Soul Shoes” to keep our toes tapping.
[Review] Graham Parker & the Rumour: “Live at Marble Arch” (1976)
This promotional elpee captures the fresh energy of Graham Parker and the Rumour flush with their first success.
[Review] Graham Parker: Heat Treatment (1976)
Imagine if Bruce Springsteen and Elvis Costello had a baby. Now try not imagining it.
[Review] Graham Parker + The Rumour: The Pink Parker (1977)
A candy-coated treat featuring a joyous version of The Trammps’ 1975 hit, “Hold Back the Night.”
[Review] Graham Parker and the Rumour: Stick to Me (1977)
An early critical darling, the bloom was off the rose for Parker and the Rumour.
[Review] Graham Parker and The Rumour: The Parkerilla (1978)
Parker gets out of his contract with Mercury Records, and you get three-fourths of a double live album.
[Review] Graham Parker: The Best of Graham Parker 1988-1991 (1992)
A compilation of the last four RCA albums plus a pair of unreleased tracks. Success, indeed.
[Review] Brace Yourself! A Tribute to Otis Blackwell (1994)
Old wine in new wineskins, the best of Blackwell can still be found on Elvis Presley records.