• Graham Parker

    Album Review
    Graham Parker – Don’t Tell Columbus
    Archive Posted On March 1, 2007


    Graham Parker has been unfairly tagged as an angry young man who never grew past his venom-spewing days, but over the years, he’s written and recorded some of the most tender declarations of love, some of the most earnest cries […]


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    Album Review
    Graham Parker – Your Country
    Archive Posted On March 1, 2004


    Always the outsider, the inscrutable observer who keeps his distance behind those sunglasses, Graham Parker stakes out familiar territory on an album promoted as a new direction. Your Country, he calls it. Not My Country or Graham Parker’s Country, but […]


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    Album Review
    Graham Parker – Deepcut To Nowhere
    Archive Posted On September 1, 2001


    A blast from the past kick-starts Deepcut To Nowhere, as stinging guitar lines and organ fills punctuate Graham Parker’s snarling vocals on the apocalyptic opening track “Dark Days”. Parker hits the ground running with the same soulful brew of gritty […]


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