GP: VOCALS, GUITAR, HARMONICA
JAMIE HOOVER: GUITAR AND BACKING VOCALS
GRAHAM MABY: BASS AND BACKING VOCALS
JOEL DIAMOND: KEYBOARDS
GARY BURKE: DRUMS
SOUND: TURK
CREW: JEFF LAWRENCE
TOUR MANAGER: JIM JOYCE
ALL SONGS WRITTEN BY GRAHAM PARKER
PUBLISHED BY ELLISCLAN LTD/ADMIN BY BUG
RECORDED LIVE SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 1992 AT VARIOUS VENUES THROUGHOUT
THE TOUR
SPECIAL THANKS TO TURK AND JAMIE HOOVER FOR THE RECORDINGS
PRODUCED AND MASTERED BY JOHN HOWELLS
MANUFACTURED BY DISCMAKERS
COVER DESIGN BY JOHN HOWELLS BASED ON A DESIGN BY PAM METHOT
THIS HAS BEEN A STRANGE GP CAREER MOVE FOR UPYOURS RECORDS/PUNKHART
PRODUCTIONS
The latest in a series of Official Bootlegs for
sale exclusively over the internet. Like the previous CDs in this
series, this album will be available in a limited edition, and
once it's gone -- it's gone, so get it while you can!
Recorded live in 1992 during the Burning
Questions tour and features the Small Clubs.
Nothing's Gonna Pull It Apart
Back Door Love
Clear Head
Saturday Nite Is Dead
Empty Lives
Dark Side of the Bright Lights
Canned Laughter
I Don't Know
Dancing For Money
Brand New Book
Long Stem Rose
Oasis
Short Memories
Yesterday's Cloud
Release Me
Mr. Tender
Platinum Blonde
Worthy of Your Love
Love Is a Burning Question
PunkHart Productions and UpYours Records presents
LIVE AT NEWLANDS TAVERN
Graham Parker and the Rumour
This is the earliest known live recording of Graham Parker and the
Rumour, taped from the audience sometime in 1975 at Newlands Tavern
in London. This very rough and possibly incomplete audience tape
has been making the rounds among GP afficianados for several years
now, and we feel that despite the less than stellar sound quality,
it deserves to be heard by more fans. But we also feel that, given
the quality of the sound, it would be wrong to charge a high price
and instead will be offering it as a free bonus to be given away to
the first 200 buyers of the latest "Official Bootleg": Platinum
Bastard. The recording is being offered as is - without editing
or doctoring in any way, and so imperfections will be obvious.
But the historical importance and the amazing energetic performances
make this well worth the listen. Plus, it features such rarities as
"Express Delivery" (only known recording with the Rumour), "The
Raid" (two years before it appeared on the Stick To Me album),
and the instrumental "Rockin' Hawk".
