Deepcut to Nowhere by Graham Parker

Deepcut to Nowhere

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Deepcut to Nowhere

Reader Reviews
I'm glad to see there are still some people out there willing to invest in and support artists like Graham Parker these "dark days". Hats off to Razor and Tie Records too for its support of GP and other commercial and artistic musicians. GP has always worked in a successful commercial framework and not sacrificed artistic vision. I think that's why he is still successful today. I agree that Blue Horizon is the best cut on the disk. It's beautiful. Possibly the culmination or swan song of a long career. But there's not a bad cut on the disk. I've been a fan of GP's since the 80's and often thought he never got the appreciation he deserved...speaking of which, anybody know if he's been nominated for the Rocknroll hall of fame yet? Enough said... Meanwhile, GP has one of the most consistent bodies of work in rock today and is still cranking it out. As with this cd his work never sounds old or dated. This is a great intro to GP's body of work and covers many themes of GP's records over the years. Love, politics, culture, sociology...Tough, angry, tender, funny, sometimes all at once. Few others artists today have such insight into the human condition or have done more with a rocknroll song while at the same time rocking with such minimal production. The flashes of mandolin on the disk were greatly appreciated. While I concur about how nice it would be to see him live with band I've seen him live alone twice and he's one of the few artists who captivates an audience with nothing more than his voice, songs, guitar, harmonica. Enjoy this disk.

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