8 Replies to “ Soultime - Graham Parker - Human Soul (CD, Album) ”

1. Parker, Graham - Human Soul - protcamahteledurlacarbelldolume.coinfo Music (Little Miss Understanding to Soultime) are reminiscent of his first three albums when he had a more soul influence (Human Soul,y`see) delivered with great Muscle Shoals type production, crisp and molten, an arc of tuneful sweet songs; Call Me Your Doctor has a fantastic fade-out and a wicked /5(11).

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2. MusicBrainz: Human Soul (CD) Albums by Graham Parker Albums: Another Grey Area () • The Real Macaw () • Steady Nerves () • The Mona Lisa's Sister () • Human Soul () • Struck by Lightning () • Burning Questions () • 12 Haunted Episodes () • Acid Bubblegum () • Deepcut to Nowhere (

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3. Lyrics to Soultime by Graham Parker from the Human Soul album - including song video, artist biography, translations and more!

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4. Ever since he brought British soul punk to songwriting in , Graham Parker has been working on the difficult second act of his career. Lacking Elvis Costello's ingenuity or Joe Jackson&apos.

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5. Human Soul (Bonus Track Version), an album by Graham Parker on Spotify We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes.

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6. Soultime Graham Parker. Produced by Graham Parker, Brinsley Schwarz & Jon Jacobs. Album Human Soul. Human Soul Graham Parker. 1. Little Miss Understanding 2. My Love’s Strong.

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7. Parker continued to record for RCA through the early s. Long-time guitarist Schwarz once again left Parker after the album Human Soul. Parker's offering, Struck By Lightning, had Bodnar and Pete Thomas in the backing band, as well as guest appearances from The Band's Garth Hudson on keyboards and John Sebastian on autoharp.

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8. When Parker stays at home on the first half of Human Soul, he makes his most impressive music, from the sultry come-ons of "Call Me Your Doctor" to the reassuring "My Love's Strong." He tends to lose his focus on the latter half of the record, when he writes about subjects that don't directly affect his home .

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