Graham Parker: Imaginary Television

"MR: Graham, you released your twentieth album last year, Imaginary Television. Twenty albums. GP: I guess it's around there. There are so many compilations and live albums, but I guess it's about twenty studio albums. MR: And 2001's Deepcut To Nowhere was voted one of the ten best albums of the year by Sound and Vision magazine. Through the years, whenever there is a new Graham Parker album, eyes and ears and critics continue to be attentive. GP: There's not that many now, actually. Yeah, I guess so, I still get enough attention that people are interested in and that's a good thing. It all seems to be online now, I guess that's nothing to worry about now, is it. I used to call it the Gulag of reviews, being online. But nothing seems to make the papers anymore for me, it seems that's the way it is. MR: Times change. GP: But it's good though. I keep bashing away and making records. ... It just keeps rolling along" (Mike Ragogna, "A Guitar Hero, Guinness, GP, and 'Single Girls,'" Huffington Post, 3/3/11).
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