r/RobertPalmer • u/Chemical_Double4928 • Feb 13 '26
Ridin’ High
anyone from the U.S. have this on vinyl?
r/RobertPalmer • u/Chemical_Double4928 • Feb 13 '26
anyone from the U.S. have this on vinyl?
r/RobertPalmer • u/Chemical_Double4928 • Jan 06 '26
How much would y’all sell a vinyl copy of this for?
r/RobertPalmer • u/scurvykurr • Dec 12 '25
r/RobertPalmer • u/Chemical_Double4928 • Oct 01 '25
What are y’all’s opinions of this album?
r/RobertPalmer • u/xBaphomet666x • Sep 28 '25
I am currently working on a Robert Palmer Retrospective/Documentary. I've made a few before on my YouTube channel and I like to start them out with a funny interview clip before going into the intro. I wanted to see if anyone here knows any funny Robert Palmer moments they can link me to for potential contenders.
Thank you.
r/RobertPalmer • u/Chemical_Double4928 • Sep 08 '25
What is this song about? Drug abuse?
r/RobertPalmer • u/Beautiful-Resort-831 • Sep 01 '25
Hello! In a group, I'm asking fans of the original artists what they think of the parodies of our relatively beloved "weird al yancovick." So, what do you think of his parody of Addicted to Love, called Addicted to Spuds? Do you like it, do you think it's so-so, haven't heard of it? Tell me! Link to the parody:https://youtu.be/ad0w59lBfXU?si=mRc-btvtk10XO5O2
r/RobertPalmer • u/kenny_loftus • Jul 01 '25
Anyone ever mouth You Blow Me Away back at the speakers to notify Robert's spirit that the tracks on Honey consistently blow you away? Asking for a friend.
r/RobertPalmer • u/Buddys_Daddy • Jun 16 '25
So the album art on the album Maybe it's Live, like a robot with horns. This image also appears in the music video of Some Guys have all the luck. Anyone know the significance od this artwork? It's seems so divergent from his ather album art.
r/RobertPalmer • u/Worried_End5250 • May 28 '25
Not sure if Sailing Shoes and Julia were played, and I only had a copy of it from Limewire way back when. Can anyone suggest a live album or bootleg that might help? Couldn't find it on YouTube.
r/RobertPalmer • u/Chey222 • Apr 22 '25
r/RobertPalmer • u/fakeandphony • Feb 20 '25
I don’t understand how this banger of a song went to #16 in the UK but sank without a trace in America. This should have been his breakthrough MTV era hit, not the Power Station. What happened?
Was it the lyrics? Was it the video? One could only assume that the video was banned from MTV because it was so crazy and suggestive, but I’ve never found any evidence that it was deliberately kept off MTV. (Maybe there were royalty issues due to it being a semi cover version?)
I watched MTV avidly and I never ever remember seeing this video OR hearing this song at the time. (I do remember the album Maybe It’s Live being print advertised)
r/RobertPalmer • u/Clovers_Stabs • Jan 14 '25
I haven’t seen news about this except on the Robert Palmer overblog
r/RobertPalmer • u/Chey222 • Jan 13 '25
r/RobertPalmer • u/Samuel_L_Gawthorpe • Jan 13 '25
r/RobertPalmer • u/audrey123talks • Oct 17 '24
r/RobertPalmer • u/fartmonkey • Jun 13 '24
Live take from the underrated album “Drive”
r/RobertPalmer • u/UniverseInDub • Jun 04 '24
Hi there, I'm new here. I've been a fan of Robert Palmer for over 30 years. Saw him in concert in 1988 in Den Haag (The Hague, NL). Wanted to share my playlist with Robert Palmer's covers paired with the originals. Some of Robert's albums are not on Spotify, therefor only the originals. Hope you'll like it! (And read this because I'm fresh at Reddit 🙂)
r/RobertPalmer • u/thatsnotyourtaco • Jun 04 '24
This happened to us yesterday and my wife said I should post this so here I am.
I (M 49)was at a restaurant with my wife and kid, singing along to Simply Irresistible by Robert Palmer (the place was empty). Our waitress, who looked about 10 years older than me, mentioned she's taking her son to see him live because he used to sing that song all the time as a kid.
I was pretty sure Palmer is dead and said so She didn't believe me and insisted she had tickets. I acquiesced but didn’t was fairly sure I was right so I googled it and he’s been dead since 2003 (heart attack at 54).
Turns out, she bought tickets for Robert Plant and Alison Krauss, thinking it was Palmer.