Power Station - She Can Rock It скачать видео бесплатно
I thought that this might be nice to have in better quality. It is my favorite POWER STATION video, and one of my favorite Robert Palmer videos. I love good editing, and this is great editing (the overall rhythm, the freezes, the changes from b&w to w&b etc.). The only thing I regret is that the very tight and jumpy framing may sometimes miss some interesting facial expressions.
No copyright abuse intended, but if the owners mind, the video will be deleted, of course.
She got goose-egg power-chords
And a nasty 2 & 4
She can rock it
She can tap in 32
She can show you her tattoo
She can rock it
What good's a rock without a roll?
It's a sorry lookin' donut if it doesn't have a hole
She gets so hot, she's infra-red
She can show you a position that's prohibited
She's got kisses like cocaine
She's got access to a plane
She can rock it
Check out her anatomy
In her trashy lingerie
She can rock it
She's got an axe, she's got a rig
You know she'll never miss a beat
And she ain't never missed a gig
She'll pin you down, she'll knock you out
She can wrestle with your ego 'til your pride goes out
She can rock it
She can rock it
She's a shake that comes with fries
Never listens to your lies
She can rock it
She can set your pants on fire
She can strip you to the wire
She can rock it
She can nail you to a frame
Say that you're the one to blame
She can rock it
She can tell you what to wear
She can strip your conscience bare
She can rock it
Комментарии
9 years назад
Twosie76
So...Robert Palmer was 47 here? Amazing!!!! I would ;)9 years назад
Dave Pipe
Hmm, Andy Taylor as part of The Power Station.Now off to HOA land again!#dapimusic #mymusichangout #rockmusic #powerstation #thepowerstation 9 years назад
Larry Wilson
These guys had some serious hard luck. John and Andy are the only original members left. First they lost Bernard Edwards, who took over for JT, then Robert Palmer, and finally Tony Thompson (supposedly two months after Palmer). 9 years назад
Larry Wilson
Actually, JT was in rehab, but they still gave him credit for writing. But that's as far as it went; he didn't tour with them, and he wasn't considered a member of PS for "Living in Fear."9 years назад
Andrew White
I never knew The Power Station got back together in the 90's. And clearly we know where John was during this time, committed to his original band, Duran Duran and now I know why Andy still didn't come back when Electric Barbarella came out. 9 years назад
ITPMark
♪♫ IN MEMORY of TONY THOMPSON ~ This Day in Music: November 12, 2003 – Tony Thompson, best known as the drummer of The Power Station and a member of Chic, died in Los Angeles. Thompson was a session drummer who had played drums with Led Zeppelin (along with Phil Collins) at Live Aid in 1985. He often worked on many studio projects with Nile Rogers first as the drummer with Chic, He also played on David Bowie's 'Let's Dance' album and Madonna’s ‘Like A Virgin’ album. He was raised in the middle-class community of Springfield Gardens, in Queens, New York. He died just two months after The Power Station band-mate Robert Palmer's death from a heart attack. ♪♫ 9 years назад
Randy Edwards
Bernard Edwards on bass guitar!10 years назад
Whyte Wolf
He was more dedicated to DD at the time. Although he was willing to contribute, he never pursued the second album.11 years назад
RXRom4
I know he wrote some of the songs. He even left during the Medazzleland sessions. I know he was going through a divorce at the time.11 years назад
aplantage2
Just for the sake of clarification, he's not just missing in the video, he was hardly involved in the second album at all (left during recording - I don't know why).11 years назад
RXRom4
This song is awesome! I wasn't aware of this video. Its missing John Taylor though.11 years назад
noasamoa
awesome. i wasn't familiar with this PS song. great track, great video. thanks for the upload.Похожие клипы
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