Graham Parker - Protection video free download

malteser

I am fairly certain Rage was on in 1984 as I was recording on VHS i 1983 and still have the tapes. The tapes still work, DO NOT believe the nonsense that VHS players wont be around I have around 20 VHS players and they all work. Major electronic companies want u to throw out the equipment so u give them work and profits. My first VHS machine cost $650 in 1983 an AKIA that was serious money then

malteser

Brilliant, played this in1979 still have it on my VHS tapes Graham Parker just fantastic singer video

duncan yourmate

thanks Mouldytone , this is sign of those times ,, Mad Dame Margie , running loose ,,

Turner Cross

Personal favs: Acid Bubblegum, Deepcut to Nowhere & Don't Tell Columbus :)

Efe Yılmaz

This is 40 brought me here

deviscor

whenever wherever

Steve McQueen II

я вижу Петра Мамонова

Eitan S

I've been trying to play this for ages. It sounds so simple! Belmont does something with the chord changes and the offbeat...any chance a YouTube guitar geek will post a learning lesson? It's a great song...

elvis mcgoo

A Brilliant Song. I always loved it and Im 53. " Happy hour has come and gone, much too short and much too long " fukking brilliant. How very,very true.

sagarx

im pretty sure the demographic for this is 40 doesn't like this kind of music. thats why there are no "like if you saw this is 40 posts

Ross martin

i came here expecting hundreds of stereotypical "like if you saw this is 40" messages

cinedores

short people got no reason to live

cinedores

elvis costello

Scott Benson

uh, I could be wrong, and Accidents Will Happen, but I'm pretty sure Presley predates Parker.

Mark Mazut

ummm...nope. Elvis Costello's My Aim is True pre-dates Squeezing out Sparks. Of course GP already had a few albums under his belt by the time Elvis arrived on the scene. Impossible to prove but to my ear Squeezing out Sparks sounds markedly different from the albums that preceded it - More "new wave" and perhaps an "answer" to Costello? No matter, when it came out barely left my turntable for six months.

Edward Kollin

Welcome back Graham Parker and the Rumour. Looking forward to hearing "Three Chords Good". Remember hearing this and "Discovering Japan","Local Girls", "Emotional Traffic" on WPIX-FM in New York in 1979.

28if

Early rap towards the end?

AskfPJVE

fcukin brilliant Graham Parker

Carol Smith

I always thought this song was about his desire to be protected from the criticism of the unenlightened pop consumer. The critics always loved him.

kinksboss1

I hope youre kidding

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