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So Graham Parker teamed up with Bruce Springsteen for a song on Geep’s new LP, “Endless Night” (a synthesis of “Hold Back The.. ” and “Prove It All...”?) (Well, at least it’s not about gambling or the streets)... so what, you say? The real news surrounding the new Parker album is the absence of keyboardist Bob Andrews in the Rumour as it appears on the album; Nicky Hopkins is apparently on most of the album in his stead, and has been telling folks in NYC about the album in great, knowing detail.

July 1, 1980

ROCK 'N' ROLL NEWS

So Graham Parker teamed up with Bruce Springsteen for a

song on Geep’s new LP, “Endless Night” (a synthesis of “Hold Back The.. ” and “Prove It All...”?) (Well, at least it’s not about gambling or the streets)... so what, you say? The real news surrounding the new Parker album is the absence of keyboardist Bob Andrews in the Rumour as it appears on the album; Nicky Hopkins is apparently on most of the album in his stead, and has been telling folks in NYC about the album in great, knowing detail. As a songwriter, Andrews had to feel frustrated about not being able to devote full time to his songs, which comprise a good deal of the Humour’s solo material. That appears to be a problem of the past; now he’lldevote all of his time to it although the rest of the Rumour .will continue their Parker backup chores

No, No, Joe! The Clashappeared on new ABC Saturday Night rip-off .Fridays. The good news: they were allowed to play four songs, something SNL would never stand for. The bad news: Joe Strummer’snew | simulated-accident-victim haircut...

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