Graham Parker – Howlin Wind

Graham Parker – Howlin Wind
Label:
Vertigo – 6360 129
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
Country:
Netherlands
Released:
1976
Genre:
Rock
Style:
New Wave, Classic Rock
A1 White Honey
A2 Nothin's Gonna Pull Us Apart
A3 Silly Thing
A4 Gypsy Blood
A5 Between You And Me
A6 Back To Schooldays
Guitar [Rockabilly] – Dave Edmunds
Slide Guitar – Noel Brown (2)
B1 Soul Shoes
Slide Guitar – Ed Dean*
B2 Lady Doctor
Alto Saxophone – Stewart Lynas
B3 You've Got To Be Kidding
B4 Howlin' Wind
Rhythm Guitar [Fender] – Graham Parker
B5 Not If It Pleases Me
Guitar [Dobro] – Noel Brown (2)
B6 Don't Ask Me Questions

Mastered At – Phonodisc B.V.
Pressed By – Phonodisc B.V.
Recorded At – Eden Studios
Recorded At – Hope & Anchor
Mixed At – Eden Studios
Published By – Copyright Control

Arranged By – Graham Parker And The Rumour
Arranged By [Brass] – Stewart Lynas
Art Direction – Phonogram Art, Sue Dubois
Baritone Saxophone – John (Viscount) Earle*
Bass [Fender] – Andrew Bodnar
Drums, Backing Vocals – Stephen Goulding*
Engineer – Michael Gardner*
Executive-Producer – Dave Robinson (3)
Guitar, Backing Vocals – Martin Belmont
Guitar, Organ [Hammond], Tenor Saxophone, Backing Vocals – Brinsley Schwarz (2)
Organ [Lowrey, Hammond], Piano, Backing Vocals – Bob Andrews
Photography By [Back] – Steve Joester
Photography By [Front] – Eric Howard (2)
Producer – Nick Lowe
Tenor Saxophone [First] – Dave Conners
Trombone – Danny Ellis
Trumpet – Hershall Holder*
Typography – Geoff Halpin
Written-By, Acoustic Guitar, Lead Vocals – Graham Parker

Release 8352960: different layout of the information on labels, e.g. on label A only first three titles are printed above the spindle hole, the titles four to six are printed below the spindle hole

℗ 1976

Recorded and mixed at Eden Studios, London, England.
Special thanks to Philip Love

"Between You And Me" is included in the album in its original demo form, as recorded at the now-defunct Hope And Anchor Recording Studio. It was played on Charlie Gillett's Radio London Show 'Honky Tonk' and record contract followed (1975). A subsequent recording of the song did not match the feel of the original so for all these reasons - here it is!

Printed in The Netherlands