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Andy Parker & Herbie Pops Out - Bring My Baby Back (1984)

Herbie Pops Out - At 'The Stump' Andy Parker - vocal, saxophone; Steve Davis - keyboards; John Lewis - guitar; Dave 'The Frugg' Hornbry; Dave Dover - bass;

Andy Parker-UFO-Rock Bottom-High Voltage Festival-London-2010-Beier Drums

Andy Parker Of UFO Plays Beier Snare Drums Exclusively- Worldwide On Tour, And In The Studio.

Andy Parker and his Ukulele

Andy Parker and his Ukulele at the Niagra Club, Sheffield.

Goodbye Old Paint - Andy Parker & The Plainsmen

Thegroup was founded in 1946 by Andy parker who was born March 17 1913 in Magrum, Oklahoma. At the age of 16 he first appeared over station KGMP, Elk City, Oklahoma but eventually moved to San Francisco. In 1937 he took on the role of the singing cowboy on the NBC radio show Death Valley Days where he remained until 1941. With the outbreak of WW2, Parker was employed on defence work, eventually moving to Los Angeles in 1944. It was at this time that he started to put together The Plainsmen which consisted of Charlie Morgan on lead guitar, George bamby on accordion, Joaquin Murphey on steel and Clem Smith on bass. By the mid 1940's they were regularly working at KNX in Hollywood and appearing in Eddie Dean westerns. This was the high point of their career for as well as appearing in 8 movies with Dean they also signed with Capitol Records. Although they enjoyed a measure of popularity they never achieved the commercial success they undoubtedly deserved. In later years Parker himself suffered heart problems and ceased to perform. He retired back to San Francisco where he died on October 2 1977. Very little has been reissued of Andy Parker & The Plainsmen to date.

The Old Chisholm Trail - Andy Parker & The Plainsmen

The group was founded in 1946 by Andy parker who was born March 17 1913 in Magrum, Oklahoma. At the age of 16 he first appeared over station KGMP, Elk City, Oklahoma but eventually moved to San Francisco. In 1937 he took on the role of the singing cowboy on the NBC radio show Death Valley Days where he remained until 1941. With the outbreak of WW2, Parker was employed on defence work, eventually moving to Los Angeles in 1944. It was at this time that he started to put together The Plainsmen which consisted of Charlie Morgan on lead guitar, George bamby on accordion, Joaquin Murphey on steel and Clem Smith on bass. By the mid 1940's they were regularly working at KNX in Hollywood and appearing in Eddie Dean westerns. This was the high point of their career for as well as appearing in 8 movies with Dean they also signed with Capitol Records. Although they enjoyed a measure of popularity they never achieved the commercial success they undoubtedly deserved. In later years Parker himself suffered heart problems and ceased to perform. He retired back to San Francisco where he died on October 2 1977. Very little has been reissued of Andy Parker & The Plainsmen to date.

I'm An Old Cowhand - Andy Parker & The Plainsmen

Thegroup was founded in 1946 by Andy parker who was born March 17 1913 in Magrum, Oklahoma. At the age of 16 he first appeared over station KGMP, Elk City, Oklahoma but eventually moved to San Francisco. In 1937 he took on the role of the singing cowboy on the NBC radio show Death Valley Days where he remained until 1941. With the outbreak of WW2, Parker was employed on defence work, eventually moving to Los Angeles in 1944. It was at this time that he started to put together The Plainsmen which consisted of Charlie Morgan on lead guitar, George bamby on accordion, Joaquin Murphey on steel and Clem Smith on bass. By the mid 1940's they were regularly working at KNX in Hollywood and appearing in Eddie Dean westerns. This was the high point of their career for as well as appearing in 8 movies with Dean they also signed with Capitol Records. Although they enjoyed a measure of popularity they never achieved the commercial success they undoubtedly deserved. In later years Parker himself suffered heart problems and ceased to perform. He retired back to San Francisco where he died on October 2 1977. Very little has been reissued of Andy Parker & The Plainsmen to date.

Ruby Red Lips - Andy Parker & The Plainsmen

Thegroup was founded in 1946 by Andy parker who was born March 17 1913 in Magrum, Oklahoma. At the age of 16 he first appeared over station KGMP, Elk City, Oklahoma but eventually moved to San Francisco. In 1937 he took on the role of the singing cowboy on the NBC radio show Death Valley Days where he remained until 1941. With the outbreak of WW2, Parker was employed on defence work, eventually moving to Los Angeles in 1944. It was at this time that he started to put together The Plainsmen which consisted of Charlie Morgan on lead guitar, George bamby on accordion, Joaquin Murphey on steel and Clem Smith on bass. By the mid 1940's they were regularly working at KNX in Hollywood and appearing in Eddie Dean westerns. This was the high point of their career for as well as appearing in 8 movies with Dean they also signed with Capitol Records. Although they enjoyed a measure of popularity they never achieved the commercial success they undoubtedly deserved. In later years Parker himself suffered heart problems and ceased to perform. He retired back to San Francisco where he died on October 2 1977. Very little has been reissued of Andy Parker & The Plainsmen to date.

Andy Parker - Wonderground (Tranquille)

Andy Parker is a English guitar player. He released a solo album called Tranquile mixing Blues with Reggae in a very sophisticated way. How did the Tranquille album come about? After recording the last CD [Listening at the keyhole], I sat down in March and realised that I didn't have any music to record, the cupboard was bare. The Keyhole album had existed in demo form for three years before it was finally recorded, whereas I was going to have to write this one from scratch. So that's what I did -- I wrote around twenty basic tunes, rhythm tracks with overdubs and immediately slung out five or six as they didn't inspire me to carry on. The ten or eleven that made it to the CD are the result of further weeding-out after they had been recorded. This video was recorded in London at Raw Vibe Studios by Antonio Celso Barbieri

Andy Parker, drummer from UFO arranges a chat with Browny at High Voltage

Browny bumps into Andy Parker, Drummer with UFO, at the High Voltage Festival 25th July 2010. It seems they may have met before.

Andy Parker-UFO-Too Hot To Handle-Hard Rock Hell IV-Prestatyn, Wales-2010-Beier Drums

Andy Parker Of UFO Plays Beier Snare Drums Exclusively- Worldwide On Tour, And In The Studio.

Blue Juniata - Andy Parker & The Plainsmen

Andy Parker - Kenton Co 7-16-11

Andy Parker pulling Work Stock with Battle of the Bluegrass at the Kenton County Fair in Independence, KY July 16, 2011. 2nd Place

Andy Parker, Leamington spa1996

Andy Parker in the EFBB Leamington Spa 1996 contest

Little Ah Sid - Andy Parker & The Plainsmen

Thegroup was founded in 1946 by Andy parker who was born March 17 1913 in Magrum, Oklahoma. At the age of 16 he first appeared over station KGMP, Elk City, Oklahoma but eventually moved to San Francisco. In 1937 he took on the role of the singing cowboy on the NBC radio show Death Valley Days where he remained until 1941. With the outbreak of WW2, Parker was employed on defence work, eventually moving to Los Angeles in 1944. It was at this time that he started to put together The Plainsmen which consisted of Charlie Morgan on lead guitar, George bamby on accordion, Joaquin Murphey on steel and Clem Smith on bass. By the mid 1940's they were regularly working at KNX in Hollywood and appearing in Eddie Dean westerns. This was the high point of their career for as well as appearing in 8 movies with Dean they also signed with Capitol Records. Although they enjoyed a measure of popularity they never achieved the commercial success they undoubtedly deserved. In later years Parker himself suffered heart problems and ceased to perform. He retired back to San Francisco where he died on October 2 1977. Very little has been reissued of Andy Parker & The Plainsmen to date.

The Song of the Open Range - Andy Parker & The Plainsmen

Thegroup was founded in 1946 by Andy parker who was born March 17 1913 in Magrum, Oklahoma. At the age of 16 he first appeared over station KGMP, Elk City, Oklahoma but eventually moved to San Francisco. In 1937 he took on the role of the singing cowboy on the NBC radio show Death Valley Days where he remained until 1941. With the outbreak of WW2, Parker was employed on defence work, eventually moving to Los Angeles in 1944. It was at this time that he started to put together The Plainsmen which consisted of Charlie Morgan on lead guitar, George bamby on accordion, Joaquin Murphey on steel and Clem Smith on bass. By the mid 1940's they were regularly working at KNX in Hollywood and appearing in Eddie Dean westerns. This was the high point of their career for as well as appearing in 8 movies with Dean they also signed with Capitol Records. Although they enjoyed a measure of popularity they never achieved the commercial success they undoubtedly deserved. In later years Parker himself suffered heart problems and ceased to perform. He retired back to San Francisco where he died on October 2 1977. Very little has been reissued of Andy Parker & The Plainsmen to date.

Supercharge - Little Foxy

this song was performed live in Berlin 1983 "Funkausstellung" (broadcast fair), Supercharge played a whole set for the TV show "Münchner Rock Circus"

andy parker chris dodd government project

chris dodd government project

Brookdale Wishes | Andy Parker's Wish

Andy Parker had his wish to visit the Grand Canyon granted! Visit www.brookdalewishes.com to learn more about Brookdale's sponsorship with Jeremy Bloom's Wish of a Lifetime.

Andy Parker-UFO-Love To Love-High Voltage Festival-London-2010-Beier Drums

Andy Parker Of UFO Plays Beier Snare Drums Exclusively- Worldwide On Tour, And In The Studio.

Andy Parker-UFO-I'm A Loser-Prestatyn, Wales-Hard Rock Hell IV-2010

Andy Parker Of UFO Plays Beier Snare Drums Exclusively- Worldwide On Tour, And In The Studio.

Andy Parker Fly

This is a Demo of Parker Fly Nitefly for a friend . The video is in spanish.

Andy Parker pulls at Kenton Co 7-18-08.

Andy pulls his truck.

Andy Parker-UFO-Lights Out-Santa Rosa, CA-2011-

Andy Parker plays Beier Drums on tour, in the studio, and on tour worldwide.

It's Indian Summer - Ozie Waters and Andy Parker & The Plainsmen

Andy Parker from UFO on what's next for UFO and his website

Browny talks to Andy Parker from UFO at the High Voltage Festival in London, July 2010 about what's up and coming for UFO and his website - mr-parker-rocks.com

Andy Parker Falmouth May 08

Andy Parker from UFO on what's changed

Andy Parker from UFO talks to Browny at the High Voltage Festival in London July 210

Andy Parker-UFO-Doctor Doctor-Hard Rock Hell IV-Prestatyn, Wales-Beier Drums

Andy Parker Of UFO Plays Beier Snare Drums Exclusively- Worldwide On Tour, And In The Studio.

Archive: 8 June 2008 - Andy Parker: WADA Launch

Andy Parker: Deputy Chief Constable of Warwickshire Police - DA Launch

Andy Parker-UFO-Love To Love-Hard Rock Hell IV-Prestatyn, Wales-2010-Beier Drums

Andy Parker Of UFO Plays Beier Snare Drums Exclusively- Worldwide On Tour, And In The Studio.

The Voyagers mit Andy Parker und Gregor Hilden 2

Am 05.02.2010 spielten die Voyagers (Ralf Heinrich, dr. und Walther Uhling, keys) im Charivari am Wattenscheider Bahnhof. Gaststar war diesmal Andy Parker (ex Voice and Saxophon of Supercharge). Kurzfristig an der Gitarre eingesprungen war Gregor Hilden.

Andy Parker comes to OLSH!

After months of tireless voting....we did it! We won the Weather Machine!! GO OLSH!

Andy Parker - Drop me in Rio (Midas Touch) 2012

The guitar player Andy Parker is releasing very soon his new album called "Midas Touch" and as a preview he is releasing this video. Since the name of the track is "Drop me in Rio" nothing better than to use these beautiful video images from the big city itself! Please drop me in Rio de Janeiro!