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GRAHAM PARKER: Discovering Élan

LONDON—Graham Parker’s now 28, he’s barely begun his career in rock (less than four years ago, he was serving in a gas station), and he’s already been called “one of the decade’s great white R&B artists.” In recent months, nevertheless, much has been made of the fact that Parker has still not achieved the kind of record sales critics expect of a man of his caliber/reputation; much has also been made of Parker’s return on Squeezing Out Sparks to the horn-less simplicity of Howlin' Wind.

March 1, 1980
Nigel Burnham

"When we first started, I felt that I was the only person doing this."

GRAHAM PARKER: Discovering Élan

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