Graham Parker And The Rumour

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Live At Marble Arch Used - LP - GP 1 Rare 1976 UK Original. Appears Unplayed. Jacket VG+. more
	Live At Marble Arch Used - LP - GP 1 Rare 1976 UK Promo Only Release Housed In A Generic White Jacket. more
	Live Sparks New - LP - SP 63 Sealed 1979 Promotional Only Release Housed In A Die Cut Cover. Cut Corner. Parker & The Rumour Play The Entire Squeezing Out The Sparks Album Plus 2 Additional Non-Album Tracks. The Tracks Are Taken From Two Shows, One In San Francisco And The Other In Chicago. more
	Parkerilla New - LP - SRM-2-100 Sealed 1978 2LP Gatefold Original With Custom Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. Cut Corner, Light Wear On Bottom Spine. more
	Squeezing Out Sparks Used - LP - AB 4223 1979 US Original With Blank Black Inner Sleeve. Small Crease Bottom Left Corner; Vibrant VG++ Cover Overall. Produced By Jack Nitzsche. "Generally Regarded As Graham Parker's Finest Album, Squeezing Out Sparks Is A Masterful Fusion Of Pub Rock Classicism, New Wave Pop, And Pure Vitriol That Makes Even His Most Conventional Singer/songwriter Numbers Bristle With Energy. Not Only Does Parker Deliver His Best, Most Consistent Set Of Songs, But He Offers More Succinct Hooks Than Before -- "Local Girls" And "Discovering Japan" Are Powered By Quirky Hooks That Make Them New Wave Classics. But Parker's New Pop Inclinations Are Tempered By His Anger, Which Seethes Throughout The Hard Rockers And Even His Quieter Numbers. Throughout Squeezing Out Sparks, Graham Spits Out A Litany Of Offenses That Make Him Feel Like An Outsider, But He's Not A Liberal, He's A Conservative. The Record's Two Centerpieces -- "Passion Is No Ordinary Word" And The Anti-Abortion "You Can't Be Too Strong" -- Indicate That His Traditionalist Musical Tendencies Are Symptomatic Of A Larger Conservative Trend. But No One Ever Said Conservatives Made Poor Rock & Rollers, And Parker's Ruminations Over A Lost Past Give Him The Anger That Fuels Squeezing Out Sparks, One Of The Great Rock Records Of The Post-Punk Era." AMG - Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	The Best Of Graham Parker And The Rumour Used Import - 9102 042 1980 Compilation Still In Shrink. UK Import. more