THX for uploading. Yes he is amazing when playing solo, we saw that before!

I write songs and whenever I need to look for inspiration I turn to Graham Parker and the Rumour.

Thank you so much for posting this! Graham Parker is one of my all-time favorites and I think this is hands-down the best video I've seen of a recent solo-acoustic performance by him!

Thanks for this upload. Been following the guy since the beginning...

That was great!

Beautiful;. No wonder I have loved you since you were bringing out sarks

GP in good form! Excellent set list. Big Snowgun fan too

A beautiful version. At the Tabernacle many years he invited the promoter up to duet it. Only time that happened in 60 shows

Brilliant. I bought the Pink Parker ep from Rumbelows in Epsom, UK in 1977. My school friend Fraser Robertson turned me on to GP and I've loved him ever since. I wonder where Fraser is.

Hey Larry - I sat across from you ...juyst like I remember it! Thanks for sharing.

Graham is an all-time top 25 songwriter in my book. The best songs here are turned up too late, Temp Beauty, That's What They All Say, You Hit the Spot, Stick to me, Howlin Wind. In this venue, I would suggest he include Get Started, Start A Fire/ The Sun Is Gonna Shine Again/ I'm Just Your Man / And it Shook me/ and one of his best Graham should attempt even without a band and horns ... Call Me your Doctor. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ftSiob2f1dnPe2g.html . This set gives little idea of the greatness of Graham.

As a Buddhist who found the reaching a year before I found GP, his kazoo reference is solid and BRILLIANT. The sect that I'm follow isn't one that uses kazoos. It's just a little to far over my head. I always knew GP had some Buddhist-shit going on.