White Honey - Graham Parker - Pub Rockin (Vinyl, LP)

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1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Pub Rockin' on Discogs. Label: The Amazing Kornyfone Record Label - TAKRL • Format: Vinyl LP, Unofficial Release • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Pub Rock4/5(5).

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2. Mar 14,  · The opening track "White Honey" on this his debut album sounds as if it could have come out of any 70's Van Morrison session after "Moondance" or if penned by Phil Lynott the same day he wrote "Dancing in the Moonlight". "Between You and Me" may not leave much hope, but still is one of the best UK ballads of /5(87).

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Howlin Wind on Discogs. Label: Vertigo - BT • Series: Rock Super Collection • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Reissue, Stereo • Country: Japan • Genre: Rock • Style: New Wave, Pub Rock5/5.

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4. Label: Not On Label - GP I,Not On Label - GP II • Format: Vinyl LP, Promo • Genre: Rock • Style: Pub Rock Graham Parker And The Rumour - Live At Marble Arch (, Vinyl) | Discogs /5(13).

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5. Graham Parker is a growling, howling volcano of a performer backed by a roaring band that melds soul and punk on terrific songs like "White Honey," "Fool's Gold," "Temporary Beauty," "You Can't Take Love for Granted," "Break Them Down," and "Get Started, Start a Fire."/5(8).

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6. LIVE AT MARBLE ARCH, Vertigo promo LP rel. 7/76 PUB ROCKIN' boot LP, TAKRL Marble Arch, London White Honey / That's What They All Say / Back Door Love / Back To Schooldays / Silly Thing / Chain Of Fools / Don't Ask Me Questions / You Can't Hurry Love / Soul Shoes / Kansas City - You all know this one.

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7. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Howlin Wind on Discogs. Label: Mercury - SRM • Format: Vinyl LP, Reissue • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: New Wave, Pub Rock, Rock & Roll.

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8. Aug 20,  · After regrouping in and issuing the excellent “Three Chords Good” LP, the band started touring again and even released a second album “Mystery Glue” this year. Alas, all good things must come to and end and the London show at The Forum was billed as the last Graham Parker And The Rumour show ever.

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9. Apr 17,  · Ok I admit it, the real draw here for me is the luscious pink vinyl this thing’s pressed on. I’m not much of a Graham Parker fan; he falls into that Elvis Costello blues/pub rock blue-collar subgenre that I just can’t relate to at this point in my life.

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