The Power Station Live at Tineke 1996 - She Can Rock it video free download
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Duration: 04:31
Uploaded: 2010/12/18
The great Power Station, Andy Taylor, Robert Palmer and Tony Thompson performs live at Tineke with She Can Rock It from their 1996 album Living In Fear.
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10 years ago
Twosie76
Rather wasted on this audience - What10 years ago
johnnydontdoit
Sucks John Taylor was absent.10 years ago
a SLAN
Robert palmer and power station11 years ago
centralscrutinizer66
I really want to like Powerstation more than I do because the members represent epitome of power pop which is a genre that I think died with this band. This must've been child's play for Tony Thompson.12 years ago
Dirk Diggler
Just listen to those drums! I totally get why Led Zep chose him as their new drummer back in the '80's. I hope we get to hear some of those demos from '86 someday.12 years ago
fortheloveoftunes
Wel I guess they are missing "John Taylor" on bass .-)12 years ago
Bryan Eightiesman
It's Robert and Andy!!! Are these people like totally clueless???!!!12 years ago
Jilly Simmonds
Audience of middle aged harridans who don't know what's going on. It's Robert Palmer for gawds sake!!! The man was a fox. I love how inappropriate the song is for daytime tv as well.13 years ago
redheadwoman jones
How can those people in the audience just sit there and stare? Show some life! Did they understand the awesomeness before them? Anyway, I loved to hear Robert sing, and I miss him so much.13 years ago
Jorge Forero
wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww! fantastic!!!!13 years ago
Ten Draftsdeep
very nice. Rock on, Mr. Palmer. Got to love Andy's guitar here.13 years ago
KMRH1969
Robert Palmer and Toni Thompson- Men that passed too soon before their time! Miss Ya!14 years ago
mhinsda
nice nice NICE! ... Awesome.. Palmer vintage voice! Tony T wicked on Drums. and Taylor all in black with the Rayban's sporting a nice guitar.... does not get better than this folks.... thanks for this post!14 years ago
Johnny Brannan
wow! i'm absolutely amazed at how underappreciated this video is nowadays. i'm sure if it came out in the 80's when Palmer and the Station were big, it would have been a great success. in any event, it's good music and a fine follow up to their earlier work!Related Videos
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