The Very Best of Robert Palmer [Audio CD] Robert Palmer

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Amazon.caHe could be the most low-key superstar in the entire pop arena. While almost anyone can name two or three Robert Palmer songs off the top of their head, it's startling to see all his monster hits packaged together and to realize just how many there were. Was Robert Palmer really this big and important? Actually, yes. With nineteen songs in this collection, ten are perennial FM staples--a higher number overall than anyone this side of ZZ Top. 1980's Clues is the critics' choice. But Palmer's commercial high point was 1985's Riptide and the Power Station album of the same year. All are well represented. For even more Palmer, try the two-part Addictions series. --Gavin McNettProduct DescriptionAll of Robert Palmer's biggest hits are now available on one CD! Includes: "Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)," "Simply Irresistible," "Get It On," "Some Guys Have All the Luck," "I Didn't Mean to Turn You On," "Looking for Clues," "Some Like It Hot," "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight," "Johnny & Mary," "Every Kinda People," You Are in My System," "Addicted to Love (original)" and smashing new versions of "Respect Yourself" and "Addicted to Love."

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• The Very Best of Robert Palmer by Robert Palmer (2003-11-11)