Incredible performance. This song is a masterpiece and even more relevant than ever. What the hell are you doing mankind?

Good Lord! Life affirming stuff. GP and the Rumour were an unbelievably intense experience as a live act.

Some people just don’t get the recognition they deserved..

massivlely underated ,, no comment ,,

Lord, what a band. He is really underrated. As are the Brinsley Schwartz gang.

Saw them at the academy of music in NYC.....great show....great band .... don't remember the year....had to be the early 70s

One of the best live shows of the 70s, horns and all. Few better.

Terrific

Totally tight version of this song. The Rumour were awesome, and Graham Parker drove the energy up. Unbelievable music.

The Rumour was truly an amazing band! Love this song.

Saw him in Sydney, Australia in 1979 . . . sensational!

Good old fashioned pub rock. Man, what a band and Graham an excellent song writer. My first bootleg ever bought was Graham Parker and the Rumour as I was too young to go to gigs.

First saw GP back in the 70's at the old Glasgow Apollo. Support was Southside Johnny And The Asbury Dukes. Still one of the best gigs I ever saw.

Lordy Lordy! dirty ass R&R par excellence!

seen the Rumor Sqeezing Out Sparks tour palladium NYC . Awesome live band very tight performance. Graham vey under rated.

I’ve loved him since I was a kid…Phenomenal talent, and god what a band! ❤❤❤❤

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In 1976/77 Parker and band mates the Rumour sparked interest in the Punk wave due to it’s musicianship, energy and great songs by Parker himself. A kind of leading cross over act between the raw Punk DIY acts and the established (often boring) Rock acts at that moment. Together with the fabulous retro R&R act Rockpile and the Blues inspired Dr. Feelgood, these acts deserve much more recognition in hindsight. Without these three acts Punk/New Wave might have looked different.

saw graham parker and the rumour in 1976. opened for lynard skynard. also climax blues band on bill

seen them squeezing out sparks tour, FREAKIN OUTSTANDING.

Saw them live at the Auckland Town Hall, NZ, circa 1975. First live concert. Brilliant!

The beginning of my adult rock phase

First time I saw Graham Parker and the Rumour was Montreal Forum, 1979, opening for Cheap Trick. This song was easily the highlight of the whole concert, both bands.

Friggin' brilliant!!!!

I've just watched 4 separate GP videos obviously shot on differnt occasions and Andrew Bodnar & Martin Belmont were wearing exactly the same clothes in each one

Thank you, algorithm. Random and wonderfully accurate to my tastes

hOLD BACK THE knight in shiny armour ..he always fuckin nicks my beers...

Brilliant musicians! Brilliant song!

Awesome guitar work.

These guys were one of the greatest! Thanks for the upload

Say what you like about Spotify, but I never would heard of the band and song without It.

The ragiest concert I ever went to in sydney. Awesome upload thanks

Did i see him at Melkweg? I think so. But it was the 70s, in Amsterdam, of all places. You know. ;-)

Never forgotten..cutting voice ..Hey Lord....

Classic track.

bad ass song !

Epic.

First seen em 76 in Bradford, seen them a couple of years ago too in Holmfirth . Still great as it happens . Seen Elvis a couple of weeks ago in Newcastle , very good but honestly not a patch on GP and the Rumour , E Street Band and that geezer who sings with them might just give them a run for their money , on a good night that is .

Damn!

1977 - a time of coal and gas fires when central heating was but a dream. Unions bringing people out on strike to further their leader's political aims and no automatic handouts for the idle.

..AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED.../..//.

Dang, always thought it was Brinsley on lead. Ooops. Just a blow torch of a song.

Jeeeeeez

What the f*** classic music ..under apprecated1

Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen were fans of them.When you're hearing this,it's obvious why...

The song is great,the musicians are badddddd

Blood and guts stuff

Hey .was looking for the hotel chambermaid ..all right ..just hold on a minute..wrong ticket ..must be the cramps in my life..goo goo what?

You don't say! Did they sing the same songs?..or were you watching and not listening?

See Brinsley Schwarz band then Duck deluxe be for rumour & Nick Low

So what I would love to know from Graham is , what did you think when you first heard This Year's Model?

Locate his 1977 version, much faster, more agression, this is the geriatric version, good but not brilliant