Imaginary Television

Channels Them-era Van Morrison, New York style Lou Reed, and the omnipresent Bob Dylan. On Imaginary Television, GP combines indelible hooks, penchant for the British blues-rock revival with a touch of the reggae and biting political commentary to produce an incredibly solid record.

"MUST HEAR CD: It's a brilliant conceit, and one that's suited to Parker's strengths: a collection of would-be theme songs for elaborately absurd — and thus perfectly plausible — TV shows. Predictably, there's plenty of cheeky wit here, but also flecks of tenderness and pathos as the singer/songwriter evokes the desperation of characters who seem bizarre enough to be real"
— USA Today