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	Graham Coxon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Graham Coxon (born Graham Leslie Coxon on 12 March 1969, in Rinteln, West Germany) is best known as the former guitarist in the British band Blur.
		Graham Coxon studied Fine Arts at Goldsmiths College, London, for two years, until he chose to quit due to the increasing success of his band at the time, Seymour, that later changed its name and became Blur.
		Coxon's highly individual style is best showcased on songs such as "Beetlebum" and "You're So Great" (both from Blur's 1997 album Blur), the latter being his first solo record while in Blur (it is said that Graham sang it under the studio table with the lights off), and "Coffee and TV" (from Blur's 13).
	wikipedia.cas.ilstu.edu /index.php/Graham_Coxon (654 words)

	Graham Coxon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Graham Coxon (born Graham Leslie Coxon on 12 March 1969, in Rinteln, West Germany) is an English singer-songwriter, best known as the former guitarist in the rock band Blur.
		Coxon stated that although a reunion meeting was a good one, he would not be rejoining Blur and remains firm on his decision.
		However, Coxon is apparently adamant, so Blur as a three-piece are now recording a new album, described by Albarn as a "basic stupid record", due to his own limited perceptions of himself as a guitarist.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Graham_Coxon (1131 words)

	Graham Coxon - Biography - AOL Music
		He's the guitarist of one of London's most delightful Brit-pop bands, and Graham Coxon is the quiet one.
		It was shortly thereafter that Coxon founded his own label, Transcopic and released The Sky Is Too High in 1998 (the album was released on Caroline stateside).
		Coxon remained the quiet one, despite his deepest efforts to allow his most artistic side more apparent.
	music.aol.com /artist/graham-coxon/67060/biography (430 words)

	Graham Coxon - Uncyclopedia
		Grahams kazoo skills turned out to be far worse than he claimed, so he took up the guitar instead, where he went on to be one of the most successful guitarists of all time.
		Graham once stated about his music that it was some sort of indie-nonsense, but really it is just nonsense.
		Graham Coxon was a member of famous dance troupe 'Bleugh' in the late 70's.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Graham_Coxon (572 words)

	Limited edition Graham Coxon art prints
		Graham Coxon is most familiar as one of the most brilliant guitarists of his generation, both with Blur and now as a solo artist with five highly acclaimed albums to his credit.
		Over the years, Graham Coxon has created all the distinctive artwork for his solo albums, plus the cover for Blur's album 13; he has also continued painting a series of more personal work, most of which has remained unseen.
		After a hugely successful year in 2004 that saw his fifth album "Happiness in Magazines" spawn 3 hit singles and go on to be his biggest seller ever, Graham Coxon collected together a body of work spanning his years at Goldsmiths to the present day.
	www.grahamcoxonart.com (215 words)

	Graham Coxon News
		Graham Coxon Graham Coxon's early solo work was built mostly around tuneless self-pity and amplifier flatulence, so it was a welcome surprise when 2004's...
		Coxon told London's Sunday Mail that he hasn't even considered re-joining Blur, and that his former band's music is too far in the past to have a place in his new life.
		While Graham Coxon won't rejoin Blur as the British group finally prepare to start working on their new album, the guitarist is doing just fine on his own with the work revolving around his second solo release.
	www.topix.net /who/graham-coxon (516 words)

	Graham Coxon: The Sky Is Too High ---Ink Blot Magazine
		Blur guitarist Graham Coxon's growing influence on Blur's music has led them away from the modernized Who/Kinks/Syd styles that made them stars in Britain and fueled Blur, the band's most experimental LP to date.
		Coxon wrote and recorded The Sky Is Too High during a sober period which saw him swear off his beloved beer and cigarettes, perhaps lending to the muted, confessional vibe of many of the songs.
		Coxon released the LP on his own Transcopic label, mainly formed to sign some of the experimental American indie acts he favors.
	www.inkblotmagazine.com /rev-archive/Graham_Coxon_Sky.htm (268 words)

	Graham Coxon: Happiness In Magazines (2005): Reviews
		Happiness in Magazines is a huge stride forward for Coxon, who here seems to have jettisoned his scattershot aural experimentation in favor of meaty melodies that actually stick with you.
		Coxon's solo career has long suffered from the Bob Pollard syndrome of self-indulgent quantity over quality--a setback that, unfortunately, also plagues much of Happiness In Magazines.
		Coxon is as lost without Allbran as he is without Coxon.
	www.metacritic.com /music/artists/coxongraham/happinessinmagazines (790 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Happiness in Magazines: Music: Graham Coxon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		When Graham Coxon started creating solo works when he was still with Blur, they seemed a wilful reaction against the often poppy and tuneful albums he was helping produce while at his day job.
		Graham Coxon has never been an obvious name that would crop up in a music fan's collection, nor has he been relatively high up on the recognisable stars list.
		While Graham seems to have gained alot of confidence in his singing over the last few solo efforts, the songs are a bit of a disappointment.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Happiness-Magazines-Graham-Coxon/dp/B0001KZM48 (1720 words)

	Graham Coxon – Music at Last.fm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Graham Coxon was Blur's guitarist until he left the band in 2002.
		His first solo album,'Graham Coxon - The Sky Is Too High', was released in 1998 and has a very muted, uncommercial sound.
		Graham Coxon might not be making music anymore, but if they are, you can help keep other users informed by adding new events when they're announced.
	www.last.fm /music/Graham+Coxon (277 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Love Travels at Illegal Speeds [CD + DVD]: Music: Graham Coxon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Graham Coxon is at once shy and charismatic and the explanations of some of chord sequences behind the songs is interesting, if not a bit hard to follow for a useless guitarist like me. He also talks about some of the musical influences and events the songs are based on.
		Graham Coxon is far from a spent force however and no doubt has plenty more albums in him to rectify this.
		Graham has developed his English whine into a classic punk whine in the vein of Pete shelley or John Lydon and indeed appears to have found some confidence in his childlike voice at last.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Love-Travels-Illegal-Speeds-DVD/dp/B000E5L884 (1179 words)

	Graham Coxon - New Music - Peoplesound (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Graham Coxon releases his new album Love Travels At Illegal Speeds on Parlophone on March 13.
		As the predominant theme of the songs he was writing became apparent, Coxon decided to make an album that covered love, as he sees it, from all angles.
		But if the lyrics often find Coxon with his glass, or coffee mug, half empty (in fairness, what else would you expect on a single man?s album about love?) then his tune-writing side isn?t much in the mood for moping.
	www.peoplesound.com /artist/graham_coxon (843 words)

	Amazon.com: Happiness in Magazines: Music: Graham Coxon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		When Graham Coxon started creating solo works when he was still with Blur, they seemed a willful reaction against the often poppy and tuneful albums he was helping produce while at his day job.
		That Coxon is no longer shying from popular appeal is confirmed by his decision to work with producer Stephen Street, who worked on Blur's mid-90s commercial apexes Parklife and The Great Escape.
		Coxon is the english equivalent of the strokes and Damon could do with calling round for a friendly chat with his old mate.
	www.amazon.com /Happiness-Magazines-Graham-Coxon/dp/B0001KZM48 (1444 words)

	NME.COM - News - Graham Coxon considers Blur reunion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Graham Coxon has admitted that he would consider rejoining Blur.
		However despite leaving Blur, Coxon insisted he is still friendly with his former bandmates.
		I think either way Coxon is going to retain his credibility just for the fact that he walked out in the first place.
	www.nme.com /news/graham-coxon/25150 (298 words)

	BBC - Liverpool - Entertainment - Graham Coxon Interview
		Graham Coxon: Yeah, but I’m very glad that February is out of the way because February is such a drag.
		Graham Coxon: Well yeah, I think the show was good and people probably wouldn’t have noticed but I was hurting this morning.
		Graham Coxon: I think it’s living more in a world of fantasy I probably created as a younger person.
	www.bbc.co.uk /liverpool/content/articles/2006/03/24/music_grahamcoxon_interview_feature.shtml (640 words)

	Graham Coxon Considers Blur Reunion \| News @ Ultimate-Guitar.Com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Graham Coxon has admitted that he would consider rejoining Blur some time in the future, according to Gigwise.
		Although he has by no means confirmed the move, Coxon says that he’d be happy to think it over one of the band asked him.
		Coxon was reacting to comments bassist Alex James made in an interview with Gigwise recently.
	www.ultimate-guitar.com /news/general_music_news/graham_coxon_considers_blur_reunion.html (388 words)

	Graham Coxon Ringtones, Ringtone
		Guitarist with Blur, one of the most successful UK acts of the 90s, Coxon's influence on the band became more apparent as they progressed from the Britpop champions of 1994's Parklife to the alternative rock experimentalists of 1999's 13.
		Coxon's infatuation with cult US indie bands such as Pavement and Sonic Youth had come to the fore on the latter's predecessor, 1997's Blur, which ironically provided the band with their US breakthrough thanks to the success of the single "Song 2" on college radio.
		Coxon's third release in four years, Crow Sit On Blood Tree, turned the volume down once more in a return to the lo-fi stylings of his debut.
	www.advancedringtones.co.uk /graham-coxon_ringtones_n.htm (351 words)

	Graham Coxon @ Islington
		Graham Coxon played an exclusive set for Xfm earlier this year.
		Coxon runs riot as the new single explodes into a refreshing and ferocious beast.
		Acoustic Graham is done and the band are back to soar from deep thought to hazily harmonisation.
	www.xfm.co.uk /Article.asp?id=44176 (527 words)

	Blur Talk News - Coxon in a Blur? - Blur Talk - Think Tank - Blur - Damon Albarn - Graham Coxon - Gorillaz - The Good ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Graham Coxon has admitted he would consider playing with Blur again, three years after leaving the band.
		Graham Coxon, John Squire and Holly Johnson are among the contributors to a show at London's College of Art this month.
		Guitarist Graham Coxon left the indie band in 2002 after being told his services were no longer required - and since then has frequently said that he has no plans to return.
	www.blurtalk.com.cob-web.org:8888 (1642 words)

	Graham Coxon \| \| Guardian Unlimited Arts
		A decade ago, Graham Coxon attempted to leave Blur's Britpop victory party via a sixth-floor window; two years ago he finally left the band.
		While Coxon's former bandmate Damon Albarn records in Mali, it's somehow typical that the reluctant guitar hero makes a low-key comeback in towns like York and returns to the top 40 with a limited-edition 7-inch.
		Coxon is here previewing May's Happiness in Magazines album (working title: No More Mr Lo-Fi), which casts his own tailspin against modern daily life.
	arts.guardian.co.uk /reviews/story/0,11712,1169267,00.html (360 words)

	Graham Coxon - Archive General Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		In the radio 1 tent at reading the place was absolutely packed for graham coxen's first gig with his thrash metal stuff.
		At the start of his first song it looked like it was going to sound like Blur all the way through, which made some BLur fans very happy, but then the riffs kicked in and the Blur-ness went downhill from there on.
		The music was good, and the moshpit was too, little by little the Blur fans filtered out of the moshpit and the loud guitars attracted people from outside the tent to come into the moshpit.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /archive-general/graham-coxon (221 words)

	the Graham Coxon fanlisting [take me away v.3] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Take Me Away is the fanlisting for Graham Coxon, an innovative guitar player, talented songwriter and singer.
		Graham is not just the original guitarist for Blur, he is a talented artist in his own right, already producing six solo albums and forming his own record label.
		This fanlisting is not associated with Graham Coxon, Blur, Parlophone Records, Food Records or Transcopic Records.
	pop-trash.com /graham (112 words)

	Graham Coxon - Virgin Radio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Last Friday Graham Coxon had a chat with The Edge's Steve Harris about his new album and gave his honest opinions on Arctic Monkeys, Pete and Carl, and Morrisey.
		You can listen to Graham as he talks exclusively to Virgin Radio's Steve Harris for The Edge, as well as listen to two acoustic tracks recorded here in The Zoo.
		Graham Coxon has no forum at the moment.
	www.virginradio.co.uk /music/artists/graham_coxon/index.html (245 words)

	Graham Coxon - Latest news, reviews and interviews
		Former BLUR guitarist GRAHAM COXON is considering rejoining the band, four years after quitting the PARKLIFE hitmakers.
		Former BLUR guitarist GRAHAM COXON insists a reunion with the band would be pointless, as his solo material is "better than Blur." The COFFEE AND TV....
		British rockers including GRAHAM COXON and THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS are teaming up with the Tate Modern in London to write tracks inspired by their favou....
	www.contactmusic.com /new/artist.nsf/ArtistNames/Graham%20Coxon (351 words)

	Graham Coxon
		Graham Leslie Coxon was born on 12 March 1969 in Germany.
		Graham started out his musical career playing the saxophone, but changed to the guitar.
		In the well known band Blur, he co-writes some of their songs, he wrote and sang on the track Coffee and TV.
	www.mycamden.co.uk /camden/celebs&gossip-graham-coxon.htm (131 words)

	NME.COM - Reviews - Graham Coxon: Burnt To Bitz (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		It is important, though, that everyone sounds their best, because within minutes of it finishing, this gig at the London Astoria will be released as a live album online.
		A perfect souvenir for those who were there, or an essential new Coxon release for those who couldn't make it.
		Rarely is such an energetic display transferred successfully to CD but this was worth every penny of the £15 and it is all I have listened to since it dropped on the doormat two days after placing my order on line.
	www.nme.com.cob-web.org:8888 /reviews/graham-coxon/8072 (460 words)

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