Graham Parker

Born in England, Graham Parker emerged from the '70s pub rock scene with a blend of rock and folk influences. Known for biting sarcasm and energy, his debut "Howlin' Wind" with the Rumour earned critical acclaim. Despite challenges, Parker found success with "Squeezing Out Sparks" and hits like "Local Girls." Collaborations include working with producer Nick Lowe and influences from Van Morrison. He reunited with the Rumour for Judd Apatow’s "This Is 40." With the Goldtops, he released "Cloud Symbols" and "Last Chance to Learn the Twist," blending R&B with sharp lyrics.