Robert Palmer

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8 years ago

govinda102000

Robert must of been part black.What an artist.

9 years ago

hardlines4

RIP Andy Fraser

9 years ago

Twosie76

Sings this beautifully live. One of Mr P's signature songs throughout his career.

9 years ago

Farley Taylor

I think thats the same woman who solos on the live version of "Young hearts run free" by Candi Staton featuring Jools (somebody) on bass. The twin towers did not fall because of the planes. They were designed to withstand several hits according to the lead architect.

9 years ago

strange154

Who are the Saxaphone player and the female vocalist?

10 years ago

Dave Wilson

I so miss this guy just the arrangement of this song is amazing different than original

10 years ago

Ralph Aldape

Never heard this version but still great just like the singer. I'm just glad to have been turned on to his music when I was in my early 20's while in the army. Thanks Robert for being great!

10 years ago

Mark-John Clifford

My contribution for 9/11. The day will live with me forever as I was suppose to be at Cantor and Firtzgerald Company on the 108th floor with two friends of mine who were handling some business for me and I was running late. God was watching me that day. My friends weren't as lucky as I was nor were so many others. I lost a great more than 2 friends that day as we all did.

10 years ago

D.M. D

Good Stuff!

10 years ago

sauquoit13456

On this day in 1978 {May 13th} Robert Palmer performed "Every Kind of People" on the late Dick Clark's 'American Bandstand' Two months earlier on March 25th it entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart; eventually it peaked at #16 & spent 18 weeks on the Top 100 It reached #6 in France, #12 in Canada, & #53 in his native U.K. The song composed by Andy Fraser; who co-wrote the 1970 hit "All Right Now" by Free, it peaked at #4 on the Top 100 R.I.P. Mr. Palmer {1949 - 2003} and Mr. Clark {1929 - 2012}

10 years ago

Dave Wilson

A man of True Class and he could play all kinds of music...............

11 years ago

Dave Wilson

I saw him live in his "Addicted To Love" time at Great Woods in Mass it was a truly amazing concert of the mix of all the different music he played and put his personal stamp on. Thanks for getting back about Robert Palmer.

11 years ago

fgldnglbs

In addition to that, he made his bread by doing what some of us fans like doing: digging up the possible hits nearly everyone missed..Then he did his job putting a new stamp on them. Like the above.

11 years ago

Dave Wilson

Robert cold play so many different types of music from Reggae to Rock to "Soul to heavy metal to ballads it's such a shame people with much less talent get more recognition but that is America so empty today with their techno gadgets to fill up their empty heads!

11 years ago

Dave Wilson

Oh how I miss this type of REAL MUSIC because this music of today is so empty and about nothing!

12 years ago

Msaprilconquest

i miss him...this song never fails to move me

12 years ago

Hecmortify

wow ! Robert Palmer is the best , by the way who is the lady ? where is she now ? what a voice

12 years ago

alain Bouniol

RIP "Monsieur" Palmer so long ..........

12 years ago

Daniel BARBE

Corinnette,tu es une grande dame.

12 years ago

papillon0970

Robert Palmer was to music what Steve McQueen was to acting: cool, humble, stylish and very, very talented. Sadly, both men left us too early. Rock In Peace Robert Palmer.