DISCOGRAPHY: Graham Parker covers

Last update: 11/2/2014

Please send updates/corrections/comments to: Johannes.Deininger@rz.uni-regensburg.de

GP covers by other artists

Nick Barker: PROTECTION
from "C Sides," Liberation Blue Acoustic Series, Australia, 3/2004

Herman Brood: POURIN' IT ALL OUT
from "My Way: The Box," Ariola/BMG 906 329, Holland, 2001

Michael Carpenter: LIFE GETS BETTER
from "S.O.O.P #4 - Songs Of Other People," michaelcarpenter.bandcamp.com, 10/10/2011

Carlene Carter: BETWEEN YOU & ME
from "Carlene Carter," Warner Bros, 1978

Citizen Band: PROTECTION
from "Just Drove Thru Town," CBS SBP 237349, New Zealand, 1979

Jenny Dee & the Deelinquents: THAT MOON WAS LOW
from the "Bandit of Love" single, jennydeemusic.com, 9/20/2011

Dave Edmunds: BACK TO SCHOOLDAYS
from "Get It," Swansong, 1977
Dave Edmunds: CRAWLING FROM THE WRECKAGE
from "Repeat When Necessary," Swansong, 1979

Farside: BLUE HIGHWAYS
from "The Monroe Doctrine," Revelation Records, 1999 GP w/ Ellen Foley

Ellen Foley: THUNDER & RAIN
from "Night Out," Epic, 1979
- See this Ellen Foley discography by Sven Gusevik for more on this cover.

Tom Freund: DISNEY'S AMERICA
download (12/10/2021), from the forthcoming album "The Year I Spent in Space"

Mike Gent: SHUTTING DOWN
from "The Rapid Shave," Stomper 884501995979, 12/20/2013
- "Shutting Down" originally was written for the movie "This Is 40" but not performed by GP.

Marti Jones: YOU CAN'T TAKE LOVE FOR GRANTED
from "Used Guitars," A&M, 1988

The Low Numbers: HOTEL CHAMBERMAID
from "Twist Again With The Low Numbers," Rhino Records RNLP004, 1978

Nick Lowe: BLACK LINCOLN CONTINENTAL
from "Pinker and Prouder than Previous," Demon/Columbia, 1988

Jesse Malin: THE 3 MARTINI LUNCH
from the "Wendy" CD single, 12/2/2003

McGuinn - Hillman: BETWEEN YOU & ME and SOUL SHOES
from "McGuinn - Hillman," Capitol, 1980

Elizabeth McQueen & the Firebrands: LOCAL GIRLS
from "Happy Doing What We're Doing," Freedom, 2/22/2005

Rick Nelson: BACK TO SCHOOLDAYS
from "Playing to Win," Capitol/EMI, 1981

The North Carolina Music Love Army (featuring Caitlin Cary, Chip Robinson, and Kenny Roby): STICK TO THE PLAN
from "While No One Was Looking: Toasting 20 Years of Bloodshot Records," Bloodshot BS 223, 11/2014

The Outnumbered: LOVE WITHOUT GREED
from "Work ... Buy ... Die," Edible Records 04/12, 1987

Pointer Sisters: TURNED UP TOO LATE
from "Priority," Planet, 1979

The Rumour: THAT'S THE WAY THE BALL ROLLS
from "Purity Of Essence," Stiff SEEZ 27, 7/1980

The Sports: WHITE HONEY
from "Missin' Your Kissin'," Raven RVLP-28, 1987
- Recorded 1978 by Melbourne's 3RRR-FM at Storey Hall, Melbourne, Australia. Later also included on the expanded reissue of "Reckless," Festival/Warner, 10/2014.

Status Quo: CRAWLING FROM THE WRECKAGE
from "Famous In The Last Century," Universal 157 8142, 4/17/2000

Paul Stewart & Osme Gonsalves w/ the Dili All Stars: HEY LORD DON’T ASK ME QUESTIONS
from "Babilo" soundtrack, ABC Music, 8/7/2009

Rod Stewart: HOTEL CHAMBERMAID
from "When We Were The New Boys," Warner Bros, 6/2/1998
- See this NME article about the album from May 7, 1998.

Rachel Sweet: FOOL'S GOLD
from "Protect The Innocent," Stiff, 1980

Jamie Walters: RELEASE ME
from "Jamie Walters," Atlantic, 1994
- The albums's producer Steve Tyrell in a 1996 interview: One of the big thrills for me song-wise happened with Jamie's album. The one outside song he wanted to do was Graham Parker's "Release Me." I listened to it and said "I bet when Graham Parker wrote that song he was thinking about Dr. John," who is one of my oldest buddies. So I called up Dr. John and told him about the song and that I thought it was about him and that I would love him to come sing on it. So he came and did these incredible background vocals and we were playing it down in the studio for some press people and one of them said "Isn't that a Graham Parker song?" Turns out this guy used to work for Graham so he sent him a copy and Graham sent me back a note saying how much he dug it, which is a high compliment from Graham Parker. And he told me how he had always envisioned that song with Dr. John. I framed the note and gave it to Jamie for Christmas.

Piss & Vinegar tribute CD

Various - PISS & VINEGAR: THE SONGS OF GRAHAM PARKER
(Buy or Die B.O.D. CD 96032, 11/1/1996) promo

Len Mooney: UNDER THE MASK OF HAPPINESS
Neal Casal: BLACK HONEY
Bill Kelly & the House of Cards: POURIN' IT ALL OUT
Health & Happiness Show: STUPEFACTION
The Figgs: PASSION IS NO ORDINARY WORD
Sawney Bean: NEW YORK SHUFFLE
Black Jellybean: GET STARTED, START A FIRE
Kings in Disguise: THE KID WITH THE BUTTERFLY NET
Bob Perry: THUNDER & RAIN
Stephanie Sayers: WATCH THE MOON COME DOWN
Samuel St. Thomas: MR. TENDER
The Secret Admirers: DON'T ASK ME QUESTIONS
22 Brides: YOU CAN'T BE TOO STRONG
Jon Tivens Ego Trip: FOOL'S GOLD
Pat DiNizio, Frank Black & Gary Lucas: LOCAL GIRLS
Jack Tannehill & S.D.R.: I'M JUST YOUR MAN
Rees Shad Band: LONG STEM ROSE
Pat DiNizio: THAT'S WHAT THEY ALL SAY
Agnelli & Rave: BACK TO SCHOOLDAYS
The Marys: CRAWLING FROM THE WRECKAGE

A few more obscure GP covers

Wiglaf Droste & das Spardosen-Terzett

Bad News Reunion: POURIN' IT ALL OUT
from "The Easiest Way," Line LLP5055AP, Germany, 1980

Benny: RAUS AUS DEN KLAMOTTEN aka THE NEW YORK SHUFFLE
HANSA single 101 172 - 100, Germany, 1979

Blomman: ÅLANDSBÅTEN aka BACK TO SCHOOLDAYS
from "Om jag lira munspel i Winnipeg Jets," Mercury G 363 018, Sweden, probably 1980

Wiglaf Droste & das Spardosen-Terzett: THE 3 MARTINI LUNCH
from "fuer immer," Kunstmann, Germany, 9/1/2000

Jimi & The Zodiacs: SOUL SHOES
from "Duckwalking," Lap Records, Austria, 1992

Lüde & Die Astros: KEINE ANTWORT aka DON'T ASK ME QUESTIONS
from "Denn sie wissen was sie tun," Roadrunner, Germany, 1991

Ostbahn Kurti & die Chefpartie: DA BRADE WEG aka THAT'S WHAT THEY ALL SAY
from "Liagn & Lochn," Amadeo 841 122-1, Austria, 1989

Claude Puterflam: DE L'AIR, C'EST PAS TON AFFAIRE aka DON'T ASK ME QUESTIONS
from "Claude Puterflam," Flamophone 783 603, France, 1980

Thanks for their contributions to:

Anders Almqvist, Kirk Anderson, Matthew Berlyant, Raymond Callouri, Greg Catlin, Ray Hogan, Paul Inglis, Rainer Kreuzwieser, Robert C. Phelps, Graham Potter

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