Pressure Drop Robert Palmer revisited

[januto]

This song makes me stand up and dance! Even now that I have to go to sleep!

[mastergrass157]

I remember when Alan "Fluff" Freeman first played this on Radio 1 and I hope I never forget it, this is special.

[cjonesy94]

ive listened to this song from a lot of different artists and bands and like every single one of them.

[petes1955]

I mixed sound on the Bad Case Of Loving You tour and he did all the sneakin sally stuff. was a great show.

[6789drummerboy]

if i'm ever in a bad mood, this song just makes me feel better. i don't know how, but it just works, it's like musical zoloft/prozac. i think i've figured out the song i want people i know to listen to at my funeral. lol

[patsxskip]

Seen him in London 1983/4 at the Hammersmith Palais he was remarkable and there are no seats so you at least have to tap your feet it was brilliant and a last minute decision, one of the good uns I've made ha ha

patsxskip

[tinglephotography]

With the late great James Jamerson on Bass

[Jiraiya009]

Best version ever, according to me *3*

[jokeraces22]

color would be nice'

[needtashow]

always loved this version.Saw him live in NJ (77?) and he, the band and the whole show were indeed brilliant

[bil56]

Saw him in Towson State MD and then Baltimore, MD the following week. Was in third row in Towson . I told him while he was on stage he was brilliant. He was amazed the term was used by an American. He wore a suit and tie and was cool as heck!

[kyandude88]

i listen to this song atleast once every night.

[JRW221B]

He was the real MR. Perfect. I miss him, I miss his music. xxx

[BIGShuller]

St.Maarten Memories ...

[madvicker]

I feel the Toots and the Maytals version is the best. This version is a touch too slow I feel. Excellent mood song though.

[teflonmagnet]

great, great, great version of a brilliant but forgotten album.

[mastergrass157]

@teflonmagnet Never forgotten, the angels are singing it all day now!!

[jhill2704]

I love this version!Robert Palmer was great!

[tomka13300]

Spring break ...

[rd350c]

he's remembered for his MTV good looks and that vapid girl band, but I heard of him was cause Lowell played/produced for him, and he did GREAT Little Feat covers. I got to see him in 1975

Young Bob was an R&B singer, one of the GREATEST vocalists I ever saw -- my favorite (to this day) song of his is the Allen Toussaint/Lee Dorcey song "Sneekin' Sally Through the Alley". the man improvises and skat sings in a class with Ella Fitzgerald and Van Morrison.

[podpodpod3]

Mute this, watch the vid, and listen to Toots sing the song. It's really quite easy.

[prisongirlvideo]

Girls thought I was Robert Palmer as a kid...

I do look like him...

I luv his music and Little Feat too!

taxiboysdrummer

[irishrover1962]

Just love Robert's version, been listening to Sneakin Sally through the Alley in my car today, God what an amazing singer he was. Listen to "Blackmail" and "How Much Fun" and you realise how fantastic he was. Much missed matey, you and Lowell must be having a great jam now!

[111282JAM]

Good version, Toots is better, but I prefer the Clash version (probably because it was the first one I heard).

Has anyone out there got it on video?

[purplebear5321]

this is good but Toots is still the man

[Gekko135]

good version. Where are the credits towards Toots and the Maytals?

[ocpalmtree]

me too, I am so happy to be able to get anything by him tho.

[boedda2007]

tha albums Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley 1974 and

Pressure Drop is Robert Palmer's second solo album, released in 1975. Palmer is backed by Little Feat and other musicians.

Wish i could see video's from Palmer in 1975-77....Who can help me ?

[JoeVinegar2]

I wish along with you...

[shetookthekady]

I saw Palmer when Sneakin' Sally first came out as an opening act for someone at the Roxy in LA. I was stunned! An act I had never heard of just blew the entire audience away. It was brilliant. I'd love to see some footage from that era also....