News 02/05/10 NEW RELEASE Out 3/5/10, Robert Palmer - At The BBC comprises the concert at the Hammersmith Palais from 1983, which was originally recorded and broadcast on Radio 1 by the BBC. This live release features many of the tracks from the album Pride and other classics that showcase Palmer’s innovative and legendary style. Also included as a bonus track is favourite ‘Johnny & Mary’, also recorded by the BBC in 1982 for ‘Friday Night…Saturday Morning’. Tracklisting: 1.Every Kinda People Hammersmith Palais 31/05/83 2.What Can You Bring? Hammersmith Palais 31/05/83 3.Dance For Me Hammersmith Palais 31/05/83 4.Want You More Hammersmith Palais 31/05/83 5.You Can Have It (Take My Heart) Hammersmith Palais 31/05/83 6.Woke Up Laughing Hammersmith Palais 31/05/83 7.Say You Will Hammersmith Palais 31/05/83 8.Sneakin’ Sally Through The Alley Hammersmith Palais 31/05/83 9.Pride Hammersmith Palais 31/05/83 10.It’s Not Difficult Hammersmith Palais 31/05/83 11.Some Guys Have All The Luck Hammersmith Palais 31/05/83 12.Best Of Both Worlds Hammersmith Palais 31/05/83 13.Sulky Girl Hammersmith Palais 31/05/83 14.Looking For Clues Hammersmith Palais 31/05/83 15.Johnny and Mary Friday Night…Saturday Morning 29/01/1982 News 17/10/09 Just to let you know that the estate of Robert Palmer is planning to develop a new website and begin to reactivate Roberts catalogue. As a result we are giving our domain to the estate in order to facilitate their efforts. Hopefully this will mean that we will finally see the reissues appear soon. News 19/1/09 Today markes Roberts 60th Birthday. Happy birthday Rob from all of your fans News 26/9/08 Today markes 5 years since Robert's passing. Hard to believe it's half a decade since the music industry lost this unique talent. RIP News 08/7/08 Greatest Hits Collectables Records are releasing a budget Greatest Hits on 29th July. Tracklist 1.Addicted To Love 2.Simply Irresistible 3.Mercy Mercy Me / I Want You 4.Early In The Morning 5.You're Amazing 6.I'll Be Your Baby Tonight 7.Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming (Too Good To Be True) 8.You Can't Get Enough of A Good Thing 9.Nobody But You 10.Know By Now Its another budget package. Check out the cover at www.oldies.com. The same company have also reissued Heavy Nova but not in remastered form News: 25/5/08 Meli-Melo is a compilation album released by the Simon Le Bon backed Syn Records in 2003. The label is based in Japan. The compilation was recently released to digital stores. For many years it was rumoured that Robert and Simon had recorded the Lennon/ Mc Cartney track, Drive My Car, however, this was not the case and Robert recorded the song with the Syn artist Norico. A 30 second sample can be heard via a link in the Forum. The album is available at emusic.com and other stores although it doesnt appear to be on iTunes yet. UPDATE: Amazon have the song available to purchase on MP3 for US customers. Go to the shop to purchase. News: 20/5/08 Welcome to the all new RobertPalmer.Com website. The site will continue to expand over the next few months with additional discography and shop where you will be able to purchase RP items via Amazon.com. For the moment enjoy the full contents of our media which streams rare footage of Robert via YouTube. We also have a Bio and Discography page summarising all Roberts solo albums. UPDATE: The shop is now active with items from Amazon on sale. News: 20/5/08 Watch out for the expanded re-issue of Roberts first three solo albums, Sneakin Sally, Pressure Drop & Some People Can Do What They Like coming soon News: 6/5/08 from http://robert-palmer.over-blog.com/ 30 years ago, Robert Palmer entered the US top 40 singles chart for the very first time with Every Kinda People. This Andy Fraser penned ballad with a positive message eventually reached number 16 and became one of Palmer's signature songs. Between 1978 and 1991, the singer collected 12 top 40 hits, including 3 with The Power Station. News: 17/3/08 from http://robert-palmer.over-blog.com/ A new compilation album celebrates the golden era of the Compass Point studio in the Bahamas, where Robert Palmer lived and worked in the 1970s and '80s. Funky Nassau (Strut Records) collects 13 tracks recorded between 1980 and 1986 by artists like Talking Heads, Grace Jones or Gwen Guthrie. Many of these tracks are supported by legendary rhythm section musicians Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare. Palmer is credited as writer and producer of the song You Rented A Space by queen of disco trash Cristina.