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TVD Ticket Giveaway: Graham Parker & The Rumour at the Gramercy Theatre, 4/14

- Source: The Vinyl District

As we noted last November with our review of Graham Parker & The Rumour's brand new release, Three Chords Good, " While he experienced much success in the '80s and beyond, these days Graham Parker's best work is widely considered to be the fine run of albums he recorded in the mid/late-'70s with The Rumour, a group of pub rock vets that helped propel the singer-songwriter into the company of Nick Lowe, Elvis Costello, and the young Joe Jackson as a direct, classicist (and UK-based) breath of fresh musical air. "

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Graham Parker & the Rumour and Ian Hunter played The Paramount (pics, setlists, updated dates)

- Source: Brooklyn Vegan

...[Graham] Parker (who has for the past several years lived near Woodstock,New York), was in personable form, joking with an enthusiastic dancer in the front row ("Are you by from the Fall River area, by any chance?"), remembering an offer from one of Aerosmith's management teams ("You should open for Flock of Seagulls"), and arranging his hits and near hits with generous care ("From Squeezing Out Sparks, side one").

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Graham Parker reunited with The Rumour, made first new LP in 31 years, on tour, appearing in 'This Is 40' (dates, streams)

- Source: Brooklyn Vegan

Arriving on the mid-'70s London scene as a rough'n'ready product of the pub-rock era -- an R&B- loving Nick Lowe with a sharper, more ambitious pen, as it were -- Parker predated Elvis Costello and Joe Jackson, both of whom would second his illustration that the singer/songwriter idiom could be recharged, giving intelligent rock fans an excitable and energetic alternative to (slightly) older guardsmen like Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Randy Newman and Van Morrison. - [ Trouser Press ] Last year, pub rock survivor Graham Parker reunited with his old band, The Rumour, to make Three Chords Good , their first album together in 31 years.

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