The Life & Tragic Death Of ROBERT PALMER

Explore the highs and lows of Robert Palmer's iconic career in this video. From early influences to chart-topping hits like "Addicted to Love," delve into the music legend's journey. Discover the personal and professional challenges he faced, including the formation of The Power Station. However, the video also addresses the struggles leading to his tragic death. Join us for a tribute to the life, music, and enduring legacy of Robert Palmer.

[rogermurphey]

A good friend when we were little. He lived on the back street from me. His Turtle was always trying to dig it's way out of the back yard. He was shy like me, but we had a good connection. I didn't know he was into music. Didn't talk about it or sing. And he didn't know I was interested in playing an Drums. I didn't have any friends, except Robert. That's when I found out that his family was moving away. RIP my friend.

[HogMan]

Im 62, and I was heartbroken when I heard of his passing!
RIP Robert Palmer!🙏

[bexp]

I saw him in concert with my husband and we both thought he sounded even better live. It was the best concert ive ever seen. Just love his music, his voice. RIP Robert Palmer

[WildBillCox]

As an ex smoker (and an athlete in my youth) who performs live, I can assure you that three packs of cigarettes per day is not even a tiny bit "healthy". You wake up hocking and coughing and clear your lungs out- sometimes it takes hours, you lack endurance in any aerobic activity . . . such as dancing around on stage, while singing.
If you're a weed smoker and a drinker AND a cigarette smoker it's about 50% worse. I never drank, but I did, and still do, smoke weed. I was running on E at age 49 when my doctor told me to quit: pains in the chest, heavy mucous in my lungs, and I was far more susceptible to every kind of respiratory illness. Quitting cigs gave me 20 more years of performing live. It was soooo worth it. I seldom get sick (colds, flu, etc) in the winter anymore. That, alone, is a big bonus.
Kids- your bodies are temples to music; don't fuck them up. You'll play longer and get better that way.

[chicagosusieq]

I discovered him as a teen in the 80's. I'm 54 now and I still love & miss him.🥰

[ericbuterbaugh]

This man belongs in the Rock n Roll Hall Of Fame.

[DeidreL]

He was a beautiful, stylish man with so much talent and vision. Very very much missed. Thank you so much for this! We are all irreplaceable and now there’s a huge Robert Palmer sized gap in the world. I miss him.

[TomRivieremusic]

Good looking man and a very elegant dresser. I like his songs Addicted to Love and Mercey, Mercey Me. R.I.P.

[kristenmurdola]

Totally classy guy. Always wore a suit and was always putting out great music.

[colindeer]

Thank you for this video on Robert Palmer. He had a special place as a singer and artist. I thought no one could touch him. It was a sad moment when I'd heard that he had died. There was so much more to come from him, I feel.

[Teleman]

Bad Case of Loving You is one of my favorites. Outstanding voice, and epitome of effortless coolness.

[skinbleaching]

if there was just one thing greater than mister palmer's music it would be his character and integrity. rip sir greatly missed and loved

[michaelknapp]

Robert Palmer was a gigantic talent!!!! To me that was a big deal when he passed away. He’s missed.

[qlzuphf]

Robert Palmer, the BEST dressed man EVER in rock!

[mp]

Have been listening since the 70's. Always loved his music.

[louisbertaux]

Love Robert Palmer! And The Power Station! ❤
"I didn't mean to turn you on" - one of my favorite eighties dance tunes. 🥰🤗

[fitz]

I had no idea of the breadth of this man's work. He was truly brilliant. Damn cigarettes.

[zenos.]

Robert was a fantastic vocalist, and always performed with phenomenal musicians. He was a big part of my younger life. ❤️❤️❤️❤️💐.

[theivory]

That's a shame. And it's a bit of a stretch to say he was in good health, and smoked three packs a day in the same sentence.

[johnhughes]

I saw Robert Palmer in concert once. It was excellent. It was one of those shows where you keep saying, "Wait, I forgot he does this one, too!" He just kept pulling out excellent songs. A true class act. (he and the show)