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Howlin' Wind

''Howlin' Wind'' is the debut album by Graham Parker and The Rumour, released in 1976 to critical acclaim. The Rumour are mainly former pub rock scene musicians, including guitarist Brinsley Schwarz and keyboardist Bob Andrews of the band Brinsley Schwarz; Parker's recent jobs included pumping gas at a filling station. The music is blend of rock and roll, R&B, reggae, and folk music, behind Parker's searingly intelligent lyrics and passionate vocals. Critics likened Parker's spirit to British punk rock, then in its early stage, and retrospectively to that of singer-songwriters Elvis Costello and Joe Jackson, who would release their debut records within a few years of Howlin' Wind
Many of the album's songs became live staples for the group, especially the reggae-tinged "Don't Ask Me Questions," which dismisses a malevolent God. "Back To Schooldays" demonstrates why Parker was categorized as "angry young man" by journalists throughout his career: Parker plans retribution against an education system that promised him that "it was like a film out here" when "it's a real horror show, boys". The title track "Howlin' Wind" bracingly announces Graham Parker's career aim: "I'm gonna howl". "Between You and Me" dates from 1975, when Parker, before meeting the Rumour, recorded demo versions of a few of his songs for Dave Robinson, future founder of Stiff Records. These tracks were shopped to labels and played on radio. The album's liner notes explain that "A subsequent recording of the song did not match the feel of the original ... here it is!"
''Howlin' Wind'' was reissued in the UK in 2001 on Vertigo/Mercury, with one bonus track.

| rev2 = Robert Christgau
| rev2Score = 〔 Relevant portion posted in a revised version with new rating at 〕
| rev3 = ''Rolling Stone''
| rev3Score = (positive)
| rev4 = ''Rolling Stone Album Guide''
| rev4Score = 〔 Pages posted at 〕
| rev5 = Trouser Press
| rev5Score = (Very favorable)
| noprose=yes
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The album finished fourth in the 1976 ''Village Voice'' critics poll of the year's best albums following his later released ''Heat Treatment'' in the second spot.〔 Copy posted at 〕
==Track listing==
All songs written by Graham Parker.
# "White Honey" – 3:33
# "Nothin's Gonna Pull Us Apart" – 3:21
# "Silly Thing" – 2:51
# "Gypsy Blood" – 4:37
# "Between You and Me" – 2:25
# "Back to Schooldays" – 2:54
# "Soul Shoes" – 3:13
# "Lady Doctor" – 2:50
# "You've Got to Be Kidding" – 3:30
# "Howlin' Wind" – 3:58
# "Not If It Pleases Me" – 3:12
# "Don't Ask Me Questions" – 5:38

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