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1. Live Alone! Discovering Japan Live album by Graham Parker. That's What They All Say Platinum Blonde Mercury Poisoning Sweet 16 No Woman No Cry Lunatic Fringe Long Stem Rose Discovering Japan Don't Ask Me Questions Watch the Moon Come .

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2. These Dreams Will Never Sleep: The Best Of Graham Parker Loose Monkeys These Dreams Will Never Sleep: The Best Of Graham Parker CD6

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3. May 17,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - Graham Parker - 'Hey Lord Don't Ask Me Questions' YouTube Graham Parker and the Rumour-In Concert- Live - .

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4. The Up Escalator is an album by Graham Parker and The Rumour and was released on May 23, by Stiff Records as LP (SEEZ 23) and as cassette (ZSEEZ 23). In the USA, the album was released by nforofputpucoubetdoiceseamnasasuch.coinfoed after Parker's successful album Squeezing Out Sparks, the album features production by Jimmy Iovine.. Upon its release, the album saw mixed-to-positive reviews, with many .

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5. The Best of Graham Parker (RCA) ; Live Alone! Discovering Japan (UK Demon) Parker cranked out a two-record set, The Parkerilla: three live sides plus a second studio version of “Don’t Ask Me Questions.” Adequate but musically unnecessary, it did the legal trick, and Parker was free to switch to a different American.

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6. Oct 11,  · Directed by Michael Gramaglia. With Judd Apatow, Nick Lowe, Graham Parker, Bruce Springsteen. THE FOCUS: Graham Parker has recorded and performed non-stop for the last 35 years. Refusing to compromise, Graham marched to his own drum. Together with his passionately remembered band the Rumour, Graham was the inspiration for artists that followed him.

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7. Graham Parker Live Alone! Discovering Japan (Gadfly ) Available for the first time in North America -- this live acoustic set recorded in the early '90s during a tour of Japan is the companion CD to GP's "Live! Alone in America" (no duplicate cuts).

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8. Graham Parker (born 18 November ) is an English singer-songwriter, who is best known as the lead singer of the popular British band Graham Parker & the Rumour. Despite only moderate commercial success, Parker’s energetic performances – along with the wittily class-conscious spirit of his debut album Howlin’ Wind – preceded the.

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