Graham Parker

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We here at Ultimate Classic Rock have been thrilled that Graham Parker, one of rock's most underrated songwriters, reunited with his old backing band the Rumour. Their mixture of biting lyrics against a backdrop of rock, folk and soul -- and played with the raw energy of punk -- made for some of the best music that came out of England in the punk/New Wave era...

Graham Parker and the Rumor recently reunited for the release of a new album titled 'Three Chords Good,' and now one lucky fan has the chance to win a vinyl copy of the album signed by Graham Parker himself, through Ultimate Classic Rock in partnership with Primary Wave Music.

After more than 30 years apart, Graham Parker and the Rumour are back together with a brand new album, 'Three Chords Good' -- and to celebrate, they've just debuted a video for the song 'Long Emotional Ride.'

Graham Parker and the Rumour played the Roxy in Los Angeles for the first time in 30 years on Wednesday night (Dec. 12), headlining a three-act 'This is 40' soundtrack release party. After shorter sets by Ryan Adams and Lindsey Buckingham, Parker's band began a 22-song set that included songs from 'Howlin' Wind (1976)' through 'Three Chords Good' (2012).

Graham Parker and the Rumour have just released 'Three Chords Good,' their first new album together in over 30 years, and Ultimate Classic Rock is happy to bring you the exclusive album stream.