("Stereo Pop Special" BBC Transcription Service disc #148, 1977, UK)
("BBC Rock Hour" #43, airdate 7/25/1977, USA)
(*) Not on "BBC Rock Hour"
(**) Not on BBC "Stereo Pop Special"
(IC) These songs are included in the
"BBC Live In Concert" CD
(NP) These songs are included in the
"Not If It Pleases Me" CD
(TV) Only those tracks were featured on the BBC TV broadcast
- This is a show with the Rumour and the horn section. The tracks from the TV broadcast can be found on the Windsong CD "Live On The Test," WHISCD002, UK 1994. Unfortunately all the recordings on this CD are just in mono, when they could have used the stereo radio tapes, as they did on the tracks later included in the "BBC Live In Concert" and "Not If It Pleases Me" CDs.
Since in the list of all Whistle Test shows from 1972 to 1978 issued in VOX 9/94 there's no mention of this show, I guess the BBC TV broadcast even wasn't for the Whistle Test.
(KB): Only these tracks were featured on the "King Biscuit Flower Hour" broadcast
(TE): Only these tracks were featured on the "Thirsty Ear" broadcast
- I think "Lady Doctor," "Back to Schooldays," "The Heat in Harlem" and maybe also "Heat Treatment" from this show ended up (probably in remixed form) on "The Parkerilla." The "Thirsty Ear" broadcast also included two short GP interview snippets by Peter Gordon.
- Again a few tracks from this show ended up on "The Parkerilla." I just don't hear that any track from the actual broadcast is included. In my ears all seem to be a bit different to the ones found on "The Parkerilla."
- A partial later rebroadcast also included "Stick To Me."
(*) Those songs were not included in a later rebroadcast
- Great stuff. Much better than on the "Parkerilla." Also on this show was Rick Danko who played "Tired Of Waiting." The Rumour must have liked this song, as one year later it turned up on their own album.
- With the horn section. All tracks with the exception of "Fool's Gold"
and the last two can be found (in mono, unfortunately) on the Windsong
"Live On The Test" CD.
- This TV show also has been rebroadcast in Sweden. It starts with an aboriginal Maori song done by local people, then goes on to a short interview with Graham and some backstage talk. Then follows the show, again interrupted by a few interview snippets with Graham.
- Many new songs here. This is my favourite "Mercury Poisoning" performance. And to this ears, a bit in contrast to what GP often has said, the songs from "Squeezing Out Sparks" sound quite the same as they did later on the album.
("In Concert" BBC Transcription Service disc, 1979, UK)
("BBC Rock Hour," 1979, USA)
("BBC Rock Hour" #138 by GP/Dire Straits, airdate 9/21/1980, USA)
(*) Not on "In Concert" BBC Transcription Service disc
(**) Not on "BBC Rock Hour" from 1979
The 1980 "BBC Rock Hour" starts with "Stick To Me" and omits "Soul Shoes"
(IC) Those songs ended up on the "BBC Live In Concert" CD
- This features the only half-official GP & the Rumour recording of "Crawling From The Wreckage," well known through the Dave Edmunds version. Hope this version once escapes on a rarities collection. The "In Concert" BBC Transcription Service disc reversed the running order of "Howlin' Wind" (first track on side 2) and "Heat Treatment" (last track on side 1). None of the broadcasts are complete, since even the BBC radio broadcast that included all the songs mentioned did fadeout during "Protection."
("The Best Kept Girl In The West" boot LP, Excitable Recordworks 4512-1)
("Energetic" boot CD, Kiss No. 3)
("Wolfgang's Vault" concert, 2009)
(*) Not on "The Best Kept Girl In The West" boot LP
(LS) To my ears those songs ended up on "Live Sparks"
- Half of the tracks from "Live Sparks" came from this show, the rest originated from the Park West Chicago 4/28/1979 show below. And is this the show where the GP songs from the later King Biscuit Flower Hour by Roxy Music and GP (airdate Feb 3, 1980) came from?
(LG) Those songs ended up on the "Local Girls" boot LP
- All songs until and including "Soul Shoes" ended up on the "Live In America 1979" boot CD.
(LS) To my ears those songs ended up on "Live Sparks"
- This is the show where some other "Live Sparks" tracks came from.
- There also exist some rebroadcasts that only aired a certain part of this show. One ended with "I Want You Back." The other broadcast started with "Passion Is No Ordinary Word" and omitted "You Can't Be Too Strong."
(WKLS radio bradcast)
- Those "Rockpalast-Nights" usually featured 3 bands. This one had GP, The Police and Jack Bruce. At the end GP and Brinsley jammed with Jack Bruce and his band on "Spoonful." Check the end of the Jack Bruce part in Michael Marsch's Rockpalast archive for an audio link of the song, and check here for some great pictures of the show. According to GP this was the last GP & the Rumour concert ever.
("In Concert" BBC Transcription Service disc #278, UK)
("BBC Rock Hour" #321, airdate 5/23/1982, USA)
(*) Not on BBC "In Concert" radio broadcast
(**) Not on BBC "In Concert" disc #287
(***) Not on "BBC Rock Hour." The "BBC Rock Hour"
also has a slightly different song order
(IC) Those songs ended up on the "BBC Live In Concert" CD
- "Howlin' Wind" had also been included in the "BBC Rock Hour #344: Halloween Special," aired October 31, 1982, and "Temporary Beauty" had also been included in the "BBC Rock Hour Special #352: The best of 1982," aired the week of December 26, 1982. And "You Hit the Spot" and "Another Grey Area" from this concert ended up on the "No More Excuses" single B-side.
(KB): Only those tracks were featured on "King Biscuit."
(WV): Those three tracks were exclusive to the "Wolfgang's Vault" download.
- The MTV concert is or maybe was available on the video "Graham Parker Live," and the sound part of the MTV show also was used on the boot CD "Swingtime in Chicago."
("King Biscuit Flower Hour" by GP, Roxy Music & Simple Minds, airdate 7/21/1985)
- The 1985 KBFH rebroadcast only had the first four songs, it ended with "Local Girls." Most of these songs have been issued on the "King Biscuit Flower Hour presents Graham Parker" CD from 2002.
(Westwood One "In Concert" #84-4 by GP / Bryan Adams, airdate 2/19/1984)
(Westwood One "In Concert" #85-11 by the Little River Band / GP, airdate 5/10/1985)
("Sweet Home Chicago" boot CD, Oh Boy 1-9122)
("Swingtime in Chicago" boot CD, D underground D122)
(*) Those tracks were not included on "In Concert" or the "Sweet Home Chicago" boot CD.
- For the Westwood One "In Concert" show and so also for the "Sweet Home Chicago" boot CD the running order of the songs has been slightly changed, see the boot CD description. The "Swingtime in Chicago" boot CD includes just all the songs until and including "Discovering Japan."
- On his summer 1986 tour of Europe GP previewed some songs that must have been intended for his abandoned Atlantic album, such as "Dead To The World" and "Burning On A Higher Flame." He also covered Bobby Blue Bland's "Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City."
Thunder & Rain / Dead To The World / No Holding Back / Fools' Gold / Durban Poison / Howlin' Wind / Sinkin' Low / I Wouldn't Treat A Dog (The Way You Treated Me) / Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City / You Hit The Spot / Burning On A Higher Flame / The Weekend's Too Short / Nobody Hurts You / You Can't Be Too Strong
- Again a Bobby Blue Bland cover: "I Wouldn't Treat A Dog (The Way You Treated Me)." And "There's A Ghost In My House" is a cover of the Motown oldie by R. Dean Taylor that The Fall covered in 1987 as well.
(Westwood One "In Concert" #88-16, airdate 8/15/1988)
(*) Not on Westwood One "In Concert"
(FP) Those songs were reaired on the Westwood One "Fantasy Palace" show #89-07 w/ GP,
The Police & Eddie Money, broadcast date 2/6/1989.
- "She's a Runaway" is originally from the BoDeans.
("Blue Highway" boot CD, Swingin' Pig TSP-CD-148)
("Thunder & Rain" boot CD)
("Blue Highway" CD, Alchemy Magic PILOT 149)
- From the Plaza Casino in Atlantic City where WMMR radio in Philadelphia broadcast a week of shows featuring various recording artists. The interviewer says the last time GP was here he was at a Philadelphia club called Chestnut Cabaret, 6/2/1988. Anyone that could verify the show's date?
- Solo performances.
Crawling From The Wreckage (with D. Edmunds)
Abraham, Martin & John (with Dion & D. Edmunds)
Crawling From The Wreckage (with D. Edmunds)
Keep A Knockin' (with the All-Stars)
("Soul To Soul" double boot CD, Buccaneer Records BUC 050/2, Italy 1992)
Crawling From The Wreckage (with D. Edmunds)
Keep A Knockin' (with the All-Stars)
- 95 minutes of music by D. Edmunds, GP, Dion, Kim Wilson and Steve Cropper. With Phil Chen (bass), Dave Charles and Terry Williams (drums), and the Miami Horns. "Heat Treatment" also can be found without the outro on DIR "Live Cuts" from 6/18/1990. Only difference: On "Live Cuts" GP introduces "Heat Treatment," on the KBFH he doesn't.
- Solo performances and an interview.
- "Howling Wind" from this solo performance is available on the CD "The Best of Mountain Stage, Volume 8," released 9/5/1995 by Blue Plate Music.
- "Disney's America" appeared just in the promo for this solo show.
- with the Episodes.
(*) At least those tracks ended up on the Live From NY album, I think
- The tracks marked (TD) have also been broadcast on Todd Rundgren's "The Difference" radio show #36/1995, first aired 9/4/1995. The "World Cafe" broadcast ended with a "Soul Shoes" that didn't come from this show, but from the 1976 "Live at Marble Arch" promo.
- Solo acoustic set.
- Solo performances except for "Disney's America" which was performed with the Mountain Stage band. GP also jammed with Chris Jagger and the house band on the show's final song, "Rock The Zydeco."
- Solo performances. Prior to the concert GP gave an hourlong interview on WNTI, the Centenary College radio station.
- Anyone who would know more about this broadcast from the "Tellin' Stories" tour with Radney Foster, Jeff Black & Tom Freund?
- "Temporary Beauty" from this solo performance is available on the CD "Tuned In - WDST 20th anniversary edition."
- Solo performances from this show as support for Sonia Dada.
- Solo performances.
- Solo performances.
(*) Not on the "103 Degrees In June" CD
- GP w/ The Figgs. Most of the songs from this broadcast ended up on the "103 Degrees In June" CD.
- GP solo.
Radio Sessions:
Between You And Me / Nothing Gonna Pull It Apart
- Not exactly a radio session, but these demos were aired by Gillet on his Sunday morning radio show then. As you all know, this version of "Between You And Me" is the one that ended up on "Howlin' Wind."
Soul Shoes / Back Door Love / Don't Ask Me Questions / White Honey
- Absolutely great versions, finally released on Not If It Pleases Me, Hux Records 1998.
Hotel Chambermaid / Pourin' It All Out / Help Me Shake It / Heat Treatment
- Also released on Not If It Pleases Me, Hux Records 1998.
Intro (Let Me Get Sweet On You) / White Honey / That's What They All Say / Fools' Gold / Pourin' It All Out
- Live in the studio performances w/ the Rumour (Brian Robertson did replace an ill Brinsley) in this weekly Dutch radio talk show. GP was a bit late for "That's What They All Say," since he noticed that the Rumour started into the song while he was still in the toilet!
Blue Highways / White Honey
- Solo performances and a short interview.
I’m Just Your Man / ???
The Girl Isn't Ready / Between You & Me
- Solo performances and an extensive, interesting interview.
Back To Schooldays / You Can't Be Too Strong
- Solo performances in a show hosted by Doug "Redbeard" Hill.
Watch The Moon Come Down / ???
- I just have a short excerpt of this show where GP performs this one song and does a George Bush impersonation.
Green Monkeys / Big Man on Paper / Discovering Japan / Slash and Burn
- Solo performances and a long interview.
Discovering Japan / Big Man On Paper / My Love's Strong / I'm Your Puppet
- "My Love's Strong" was included on the "BBC Live In Concert" CD. In 2016 all songs except "Discovering Japan" were included as bonus tracks to the UMC reissue of "Human Soul."
Over The Border (To America) / They Murdered The Clown
- "They Murdered The Clown" is included on the "BBC Live In Concert" CD.
That's What They All Say
- First track out of three from a 1991 ROL solo acoustic session.
Wrapping Paper
- Another track from the 1991 ROL solo acoustic session.
Over The Border (To America) / Wrapping Paper / Mercury Poisoning / Between You & Me
- "Wrapping Paper" from this Dutch solo radio session is available on the CD "2 Meter Sessies, Vol. 2," Radio Records (Polygram). GP also talks a bit about America, producers, his Atlantic contract and other stuff.
Over The Border (To America)
- The last track from this 1991 ROL solo acoustic session.
Platinum Blonde / Short Memories / Long Stem Rose / Does Your Chewing Gum Loose It's Flavour / Howlin' Wind
- GP appeared on this show as Joe Meek, the UK producer, since Capitol didn't want him doing the show.
Here It Comes Again / Success / Platinum Blonde / Long Stem Rose / Love Is A Burning Question
- Again a solo radio session for this Dutch program. This time GP talks about radio and rap music.
Platinum Blonde / ???
- I just know of this track from the solo session that ended up on a limited edition CD called "Update Live Vol. 2."
Platinum Blonde / Long Stem Rose
- Fantastic solo performances for the J. Walker show. Both songs were included in 2016 as bonus tracks to the UMC reissue of "Burning Questions."
Platinum Blonde / Long Stem Rose
- Solo performances and a short interview.
Watch the Moon Come Down / Platinum Blonde / Just Like Hermann Hesse / Museum Of Stupidity / Long Stem Rose / Discovering Japan / Short Memories
- Solo performances with a bit of talk in between the songs.
Christmas Is For Mugs / New Year's Revolution
New Year's Revolution / Soul Christmas / Happy Happy Joy Joy (the Ren and Stimpy song) / See Yourself / Haunted Episodes / Lady Doctor
- Almost two hours of talk, GP solo performances and other music as well.
Passion Is No Ordinary Word / Temporary Beauty / White Honey
Passion Is No Ordinary Word
- Studio solo performance, and GP talks a bit about 60ties mods in the UK.
Pollinate / Haunted Episodes / ???
- "Pollinate" is the track from the solo session that ended up on a limited edition double-CD called "KGSR Broadcasts Vol. 3," 1995. And "Haunted Episodes" also must have been performed due to a remark GP had made at the Union Ballroom concert later that day. Weren't there other tracks recorded for this session as well?
Force Of Nature / Haunted Episodes / Crawlin' From The Wreckage
- Solo performances.
White Honey
- Again a studio solo performance, and GP talks a bit about his early 20ties before becoming a musician. "White Honey" has been reaired in show #70/96-18, airdate 4/29/1996, and in show #97-18, airdate 4/28/1997.
Pollinate / Crawling from the Wreckage
- Solo performances of those 2 songs and an extensive, interesting chat.
Haunted Episodes
Force Of Nature / Disney's America / Crawlin' from the Wreckage
First Day Of Spring
Disney's America
- "Disney's America" has been reaired in show #126, first aired 6/9/1997.
Sharpening Axes
- Studio solo performance. The "Crawlin' from the Wreckage" from this show has been the version from the "Live From NY" album. "Sharpening Axes" has been reaired in show #93/96-41, first aired 10/7/1996.
Back Door Love / ???
- I just know of this track from the solo session that ended up on a limited edition CD called "KMTT On the Mountain 3."
Obsessed With Aretha / Crawlin' From the Wreckage / Guillotine Of Guadaloupe
???
- I guess GP again did some solo performances on his second visit to KCSA's "Music Hall."
Sharpening Axes / Obsessed With Aretha / Girl At The End Of The Pier / Guillotine Of Guadaloupe
- Solo studio performances.
White Honey
- Again also a bit of talk with GP. "White Honey" is a reairing of the version first broadcast in show #21/95-21, airdate 5/22/1995.
Nothin's Gonna Pull Us Apart / Wake Up (Next To You) / Thunder And Rain / I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down / They Got It Wrong (As Usual) / Wrapping Paper
Crawlin' From The Wreckage
- This solo studio performance has been a reairing from show #35 from 1995.
And It Shook Me / Class Act / Nation of Shopkeepers
- One hour of talk, solo studio performances, and a reading from "The Other Life Of Brian."
Between You & Me / Fools' Gold / Love Gets You Twisted / Sugaree
- One hour of talk and solo studio performances.
Saturday Nite Is Dead / Evil / A Brand New Book / The Raid / Dislocated Life
- One hour of talk and solo studio performances.
Bullet Of Redemption / Somebody Saved Me / Hard Side Of The Rain / Total Eclipse Of The Moon / Stop In The Name Of Love (Supremes Cover) / Something You’re Going Through
- One hour of talk and solo studio performances.
The Other Side of the Reservoir / I Discovered America / Silly Thing
- 30 minutes of talk and solo studio performances.
Chloroform / Hard Side of the Rain
- Talk and solo studio performances.
Ambiguous / Not Where You Think You Are / It's My Party (But I Won’t Cry) / Heat Treatment
Fools' Gold / Stop Cryin' About The Rain / Long Emotional Ride / Stupefaction
- w/ the Rumour. The last song performed ("Live In Shadows") wasn't aired.
Stop Cryin' About The Rain / Long Emotional Ride / Soul Shoes
- w/ the Rumour.
Watch The Moon Come Down / Live In Shadows / Long Emotional Ride
- w/ the Rumour.
Pub Crawl / Hold Back The Night
- Talk and solo studio performances
The New York Shuffle
- GP w/ Eric Naulleau: Parkeromane concert-lecture
Every Saturday Nite
- GP solo
Watch The Moon Come Down / It Mattered To Me / We Did Nothing / Back To Schooldays
- GP solo
Radio Interviews:
Modern Music Program #21 - "The Parker Treatment,"
airdate 7/23-29/1978
- GP and Brinsley Schwarz are interviewed between the tracks, which are as
follows: Fools' Gold (The Parkerilla), Tear Your Playhouse Down (TP), White
Honey (Marble Arch), You Can't Hurry Love (MA), Silly Thing (TP), Heat
Treatment (TP), New York Shuffle (TP). Other artists featured with one song
each: Ernie Graham, Boomtown Rats, Tyla Gang, Brinsley Schwarz.
Jim Ladd "Innerview" series 15, show #4, and series 18, show #3, both 1979 or later
- Four segments of interviews and the following album tracks:
Segment 1: Don't Ask Me Questions / Back To Schooldays / Stick To Me
Segment 2: Nobody Hurts You / Fool's Gold
Segment 3: Local Girls / Saturday Nite Is Dead / The Raid / The Heat In Harlem
Segment 4: Gypsy Blood / Passion Is No Ordinary Word / Heat Treatment
BBC "Star Special", 11/12/1979
- Featured GP as a DJ. For about 90 minutes GP was playing the music he
liked and talked between the tracks. For a full description see this article
from Tom Timms in the fan club newsletter #6.
AFN Nightflight, Frankfurt, Germany, 6 or 7/1980
Westwood One "Off The Record" 1LP w/5 GP segments, + Stones, etc 7/20/80
Jim Ladd "Innerview" series 13, show #5, 1980 or later
- Four segments of interviews and the following album tracks:
Segment 1: Soul Shoes / No Holding Back / Heat Treatment
Segment 2: Devil's Sidewalk / Crawling from the Wreckage (Dave Edmunds) / Endless Night
Segment 3: Stupefaction / Protection / Empty Lives
Segment 4: Jolie Jolie / Waiting for the UFOs / I Want You Back (Alive)
"Rock Over London" Show 1991-07, aired 2/15-21/1991
WRSI-FM interview, Greenfield, MA, USA, 1993
- Interview in support of the Rhino "Anthology."
WXRK-FM Phone-In interview, 11/14/1993
- GP talks about his then current tour with Labamba and the Hubcaps in
this interview done at the "Idiot's Delight" show with Aimee Mann.
KMTT-FM interview, Seattle, USA, 4/1995
Guest DJ on WXPN/Philadelphia, USA, Tue 5/13/1997
Vin Scelsa's "Idiot's Delight," WFUV-FM, NYC, USA, Sat 9/8/2001
- This night's conversation with GP from the first two hours of the show had been taped on
Thursday Sept. 6. Vin also did reair "Custom Fanny" and "Blue Horizon" from a
Live At Lunch internet broadcast from August 2000.
Vin Scelsa's "Idiot's Delight," WFUV-FM, NYC, USA, Sat 3/6/2004
- No performance, just a chat about the new album "Your Country," playing many, many cuts
from that album, and some music that GP brought in (some Jack Bruce, for example).
"Offstage," XM Radio, USA, Mon 8/6/2007
- No performance, but GP as DJ playing Jack Bruce, Nico, Toots, Happy Mondays. The usual GP suspects, so to say!
"Adam Carolla Show," USA, Thu 6/19/2008
- GP did call into the studio.
"A Musician's Life" w/ Tracey Tanenbaum, WXPN, USA, aired the week of June 21st, 2010
"Robert Elms Show," BBC Radio London, UK, Wed 9/18/2013
"Mark Radcliffe Show," BBC Radio 6 Music, UK, Thu 9/19/2013
"Morton Through Midnight" w/ Tom Morton, BBC Radio Scotland, UK, Fri 10/4/2013
"Johnnie Walker's Sounds of the 70s,"
BBC Radio 2, UK, Sun 10/6/2013
- Graham remembered his favourite music of the decade in My 70s.
"The Soft Rock Show" w/ Geoff Dorsett and Adrian Collis, 93.7 Express FM, Portsmouth, UK, Mon 5/12/2014
"Clear Spot" w/ Henry Scott-Irvine, Resonance FM, London, UK, Tue 5/20/2014
"Johnnie Walker's Sounds of the 70s,"
BBC Radio 2, UK, Sun 5/17/2015
"Radcliffe and Maconie,"
BBC Radio 6 Music, UK, Mon 5/18/2015
"Robert Elms With Graham Parker and 'Whose London',"
BBC London, UK, Tue 5/19/2015
"Liz Kershaw With Graham Parker,"
BBC Radio 6 Music, UK, Sat 5/30/2015
- The GP part was recorded Sat 5/14/2015.
"Zoe Ball sits in for Ken Bruce,"
BBC Radio 2, UK, Tue 7/31/2015
"The Paleface Parabola" with Jumpin’ JB,
HomegrownRadioNJ.org, USA, Fri 3/18/2016
"Dave's Gone By" #553 with Dave Lefkowitz,
uncradio.com, USA, Sat 4/16/2016
"Stephen Foster," BBC Radio Suffolk, UK, Wed 9/21/2016
"Free Yourself" w/ Dave Robinson, Boogaloo Radio, London, UK, Sun 10/29/2017
"Fiery Bird Show" w/ Elaine McGinty, Radio Woking, Woking, UK, Mon 10/22/2018
"The Guest List" w/ Martin Belmont, Boogaloo Radio, London, UK, Mon 10/29/2018
TV-Show Performances:
- GP has performed three songs solo on Gibraltar TV then!
Hold Back The Night
- According to GP's notes on the Vertigo "Best Of" CD they played this song using the "dreadful BBC horn players."
The New York Shuffle
Don't Ask Me Questions
- with the Rumour & the horn-section. GP even takes off his glasses!
Stupefaction / Empty Lives
- with the Rumour & Nicky Hopkins
Stupefaction / ???
You Hit the Spot
- with his touring band, see 1982 concerts
You Can't Take Love for Granted
- acoustic duet with Brinsley Schwarz
Wake Up (Next To You)
- with the Shot and a saxophonist. I'm not sure if this wasn't a playback to some extent.
I'm Just Your Man
- w/ James Hallawell on keyboards. Did GP perform just this one song?
Get Started. Start a Fire
- with Brinsley Schwarz and the Paul Schaffer house band
Cupid
- acoustic performance
You Can't Be Too Strong
- solo performance
Everything Goes
- with the Paul Schaffer house band
Slash & Burn (GP solo) / Behind The Wall Of Sleep / Cupid&Chain Gang
- From the times when Jules Shear was the host. "Behind the Wall of Sleep" was released officially as the B-side of the Smithereens cassette single "Yesterday Girl," 1990, Enigma/Capitol, and later also on the "Attack Of The Smithereens" compilation.
Green Monkeys
- GP is accompanied on this song by the show's host, Nile Rodgers. Great combination!
My Love's Strong (solo) / Slash & Burn (with the house band)
Slash & Burn
- This solo performance for the show hosted by Nile Rodgers also must have been taped during the January 1990 "New Visions" broadcast, see above.
The Kid with the Butterfly Net
- w/ Jay Ungar in violin.
They Murdered The Clown / Wrapping Paper
- solo acoustic performances
Ten Girls Ago
- with the Paul Schaffer house band
When I Was King
???
- Did GP perform "I Get A Kick Out Of You" in this Cole Porter tribute edition of show? The other artists of this show hosted by Bobby Short included Tony Bennett, Martha Reeves, trumpeter Roy Hargrove and Hinton Battle.
Release Me / Long Stem Rose
- with his then touring band and Brandford Marsalis on sax
Love Is a Burning Question
- with the Paul Schaffer house band
Passion Is No Ordinary Word
- with the Paul Schaffer house band
Fool's Gold
- with the Max Weinberg 7 house band
Get Started. Start A Fire
- solo performance
No Woman, No Cry
- solo performance
Christmas Is For Mugs / I'm Into Something Good
- Solo performances. There's also a brief bit of GP doing "New Year's Revolution" as the show signs off.
3 Martini Lunch / Soul Corruption
- Has this maybe been a rebroadcast, since the songs are a bit older?
Disney's America / Partner For Life
- solo performances
Disney's America
- It may be that GP performed more than just this one song that appeared in the show which compiled the best bits from 1995. Again a solo performance.
Haunted Episodes
- GP w/ Jools Holland on piano
Obsessed With Aretha
- GP with the Figgs
Obsessed With Aretha / Sharpening Axes
- GP solo performances
Depend On Me
- GP w/ Tom Freund on standup bass
Long Emotional Ride
- GP & the Rumour
No Woman No Cry / Snake Oil Capital Of The World
- GP w/ The Roots. "No Woman No Cry" was a web exclusive video.
Tuesday 10/29/2013 live show: Long Emotional Ride
Friday 11/1/2013 prerecorded show: Discovering Japan / Stop Cryin' About The Rain / Interview
- GP & the Rumour
Long Emotional Ride
- A bit of talk and a solo performance of "Long Emotional Ride" on this French TV show hosted by GP fan Eric Naulleau.
Between You & Me, Flying Into London, I've Done Bad Things
- GP & Brinsley Schwarz
- Great interview with GP, lasting more than 45 minutes.