The Power Station - Some Like It Hot
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- The official promo video for 'Some Like It Hot' by The Power Station.
It was the first single released from the group's 1985 eponymous debut album, released by Parlophone Records in 1985. It was the band's biggest hit, peaking at number six on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart. The video featured the transgender model Caroline Cossey, also known as Tula.
The Power Station was a supergroup featuring Robert Palmer, John Taylor and Andy Taylor from Duran Duran and Tony Thompson from Chic.
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The rhythm section in this song is insane. Tony Thompson & John Taylor had this shit locked down.
Was Andy high on coke? He's not playing more than one note most of the time.
John Taylor is probably the most underrated bass player of all time!
@@synthonaplinth5980 Judging by his and John Taylor's autobiographies, the answer to your question is: Yes!
the best in 80s Gated Reverb drums
Yeah. Locked down.
Robert Palmer, the James Bond of rock music. Sublime.
Such a sexy fella!
Now that is well said.
@@fuzzykyrraBonitão d+...😍
I never knew this was Robert Palmer leading the song
Perfect Title!
The Power Station...quite possibly the most underrated band of the 80s. Great drums. Fantastic Bass and lead guitar! And of course the incomparable voice and class of Robert Palmer. Coolest guy of the 80s!
Nonsense. NOT underrated.
power station es la repich, es lo mejor lastima que no se pudo mas
John Taylor's an amazing bass player always did a great job in Duran Duran and Arcadia
that means everyone you know has below average musical taste; may i suggest aligning yourself with more intelligent people?
What a tour that would have been if Robert Palmer had toured with DD. Have Robert Palmer open with his solo work, then DD and then end with Power Station.
Tony beating those drums like they owe him MONEY!!
Ok 😂😂😂😂😂
Tony Thompson beat those drums like they owed him money.
Lmao!!
+Darrin Baker AAAHHH! Freak Out!!!!!!
+Darrin Baker The percussion in this song is bonkers. Just bonkers.
+phuturephunk It's a recording technique called "gated drum" that's responsible for the amazing drum sound. It's a techniques used in a lot of songs, but "Some Like it Hot" by Power Station, and "In The Air Tonight" by Phil Collins are the songs most often cited as examples. "Bennie and the Jets" By Elton John also has a fantastic sounding gated effect on the drums.
+74jrh3 interestingly, it was one of the Taylors that did the percussion (rototom) overdubs, not Thompson.
Taylor nailed this killer bass line. Thompson with that funk on the drums is awesome. Andy ripped that guitar solo. Roberts vocals are incredible.
and, my favorite part is Robert Palmer dressed in a Priest outfit. 😆 That's epic.
Actually, Taylor didn't come up with this bass line. Bernard Edwards created it, and John mimicked it, just like his solo on "Get it on". I was so disappointed when I discovered that. But John is still really good.
@@KingJin726 but ironically, that's normal. It's often the Producer or director who creates the sound which we're familiar with. It's still disappointing always, though.
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This one?
@@nighthawk5295 Pretty normal yes
Who's still listening in 2024?
me!
Yes ! From Alaska ! Rock On ! 👍👍🎼🎼
Me!! 💪
😊🙌
This is me sarcastically singing about the Winter weather recently... dreaming about better weather already!!
This song kicks as much ass in 2023 as it did back in 1985. Am I right? 🤘
This song is timeless.
You are right. I might even say it’s better now than it was in 1985.
You are right, sir.
100 +
Word
one of the best things about 50 years old,is the fact that i lived my teenage years in the 80's that is priceless and Iam grateful !!!
Why not?
They are great!
A real supergroup. Chic, Duran Duran, Robert Palmer
Oh yes.
Me. CLASSIC
Some like it hot and some sweat 😓 when the heat is on!!! Miss these times so much! RIP Robert Palmer & Tony Thompson bad ass on the drums 🥁!!
Robert Palmer could be the coolest dude of all time. R.I.P.
Robert Palmer was one of the best & underrated singers of the 1980's. His vocal here is remarkable. RIP.
I completely agree.
Agreed. He killed it on bang a gong too.
80's?? He is an all time great!!
@@artheisenbergscourier5726 his hey day was the 80's so relax chief
Underrated? That word, I do not think it means what you think it means.
Robert Palmer and that bassline are chef's kiss
John Taylor 🔥
😂😂😂
Robert Palmer John Taylor Andy Taylor Tony Thompson
Tony Thompson absolutely makes this song. That drum sound crushes
Damn right!
snnnnnnnnnnnnnnnesdrunk
SnnnneeeeeesDrunk 🤪
Yassssssssss
Rest in Peace Robert Palmer and Tony Thompson . Gone but never forgotten. You were true artists. ✌️ 💖 🙏 😊 👑
Don't forget Tony Thompson ( the drummer ) died too.
@Lawrence Rodriguez Yes he was.
@@douglasahenry6105 Yes Rest in Peace always 🙏 Tony Thompson one of the best drummers of all time. ✌️ 💖
Love English
What is erie about that, they passed on two months apart.
When Robert Palmer starts to sing the chorus "Feel the heat..." Damn, it hits you. Amazing and underrated singer.
Robert virtually make it FEEL HOT! ❤
Literally a highly rated singer. Can we PLEASE stop calling every goddamned thing underrated?
There will NEVER be another Powerstation. The world feels so empty now 😢❤
People forget how great a vocalist Robert Palmer was.
Not a chance, he was class.
I. can hardly believe they toured with a different singer.
He was fierce
i thought he was a good singer but he didn't have Palmer's tone or range. I'm surprised he even agreed to try that.@@jonstefanik9400
He was class personified. Died way to soon
Fucked up how both passed in 2003. R.I.P. Robert and Tony. You left us with a bombastic track! Peace.
The tack is nothing without the duran duran guys
@@pencilsharpener4449 I think they were both in their early 50s. I think Palmer was 54 years old. I remember thinking, "Wow! He was still youthful, could sing, and didn't seem at all sick. That's too young." My Mom liked him a lot, and was sad to hear of his passing, that day. Tony Thompson's drumming was unique and still revered, though missed on The 21st Century charts.
@@anthonyyoutubefan7567 Tony had passed of cancer~her was 48
@@moniquethibodeau3298 Man, that's even more tragic...he had just hit middle age. Which shows just how great a rhythm section Chic was, only in their mid-20s.
@@anthonyyoutubefan7567, always thought Robert OD-ed? Wasn't sure, they didn't talk about it very much when they announced he passed. RIP
ROBERT PALMER is one of the most brillant, charismatic and unique vocalists in HISTORY...LEGENDARY
Best British vocalist of his generation in my opinion
TOTALMENTE DE ACUERDO, SALUDOS PARA TI Y TU FAMILIA DESDE QUITO-ECUADOR.
I once met Robert Palmer, quite by accident on a day out in North Yorkshire. A lovely bloke who never forgot his Yorkshire roots.
Do you actually know how many roots he had in Yorkshire?
I'm proper chuffed to hear that. Great Singer and I've always imagined him to be a decent fella. See- I can get somethings right! 😂
RIP: Power Station
You kept the Death Star alive for as long as you could.
i have to say this Robert Palmer really was one guy with just pure swag
Richard Noel
My Man KNEW how to rock a suit! He kept his hair in order as well. SWAG to the MAX! I remember the day he died. I was shocked! I remember him singing "Riptide", the title of the album that contained the hit song "Addicted to Love". When that song came out EVERYBODY was blown away. Handsome man backed by several beautiful women each playing a guitar. The song was great and the video of the handsome Palmer in a crisp white shirt, black tie and black pants with gorgeous women in black was tooooo much and the driving bass no doubt helped propel this song to greatness. You couldn't turn on the radio without hearing this song.
Those were the days...
definition of swag
Look, I'm in my 20s thinking he was mad swagged out back in the day
That face expression makes it look like he's talking to an insect and you should leave immediately.
He looked like he never owned a baseball cap
Bass line in this song is awesome but John with Duran Duran playing That bass line in 'Rio' is incredible. Completely underrated bass player.
Nikki Sixx once asked, on his Twitter feed, for people to name some great bassists. I immediately submitted John Taylor’s name. Nikki agreed. John is an underrated bassist
Most people know how great of a bass player JT is
Yes. Every DD song is bass driven. His bass lines are sick and he’s totally underrated.
the mans bass lines are something else!...how can you not want to move your feet to this....you have to be dead or have no rhythm
Everyone knows. Those who say he's under-rated typically don't know who Bernard Edwards is & have never read a guitar magazine.
Proof you don't need drugs to be a frontman what a gift thank you Robert palmer
A true Gentleman and A Professional Musician!¡!
That bassline though 😍, John taylor is magician on bass.
John Taylor was mentored by Bernard Edwards of Chic.
That bassline on Rio is sick.
Some of it was played by Bernard Edwards.
John Taylor is a amazing batsman bless him 😘
I'm not even using candles in the channel
John Taylor is and will always be one of thee best bass players of all time!🎶🎤🎶💙
Yup, much respect
No, No, He's good but NO czcams.com/video/Er9xGRolrT4/video.html
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Yes I was so surprised that him and his brother put this band together ❤️ it's so different from Duran Duran ❤️ John Taylor is so talented guys ❤️
HE's prolific certainly not the best... He stated That Bernard Edwards of Chic and producer of the album had to put him through the most grueling and humbling Bass drills which he came out a better player.
John Taylor is one of the most underrated bassists, maybe ever!
He and Tony Thompson - with his African drumming style - meshed so well. Great rhythm section.
I don't think his underated, he is well respected among bass players.
When did he pass away?
@@gypsyjones8705November of 2003.
John Taylor is a very well-respected bass player, all his work in Duran Duran and Arcadia is well respected..
Saw Duran Duran in concert a few years back and he did an absolutely amazing bass solo that lasted about 5 min.
@@stoots1000
John Taylor never played on the Arcadia project. Roger Taylor played the drums though.
I come back to this song every so often to remind me what good production and the clarity of being able to hear every instrument is like. Throw Palmer's vocals on top and this song has magic
John Taylor brought me here with his bass breakdown...Always loved Robert's voice and style
same here. love the fucking bass on that song.
Same
Me too.. kinda forget about this great song😆
Same 😊
Same here
The fact that I was alive in 1985 (I was 12) and can remember hearing this song all the time and blaring out my parents car speakers (to this dismay), is WHAT BROUGHT ME HERE!!!! This song is a classic and will always be... RIP, Robert Palmer
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I would leave this cranked in my moms car while she went shopping air drumming in passenger seat man the 80s we’re fun
I was 7 and the same.Loved every single bit of the 80's.
Built in 73
Made to stand the heat ;)
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One of the best rhythm sections ever put on tape. The beat and groove of this song is just mesmerizing, powerful and full of energy.
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The opening still gets my hyped.😝😝💙 The drums, horns, bass and guitar. 🔥🔥🔥 RIP Robert Palmer.🥰
This is my era and my music !!! The 80's ruled !!!!!
And 90s
Tony Thompson drives this track like a freight train.
Well said! One&only.
tolanstout Hell Yeah he did with passion
tolanstout R.I.P.
tolanstout, love your comment! lollol
Just awesome drumming.
The drummer is slapping.
Hard asf
The legendary Tony Thompson. He was drummer on a lot 80s tracks.
@@mattevans4438He was the drummer of the group Chic.
Will never get tired of hearing these guys. Just had a great sound and didn't sound like anybody else.
R.I.P. robert palmer. Who's listening in 2020? Now who's listening in 2021?
I am. RIP Robert.
I AM
Awesome song. Awesome beat
This song brings back great memories. Great memories.
Yep!! I’m still listening in 2020 👌🏽👊🏽⚡️I wasn’t alive in 1985 but anyway 😂
Tony Thompson, was one of the drummers in the business.. best bass drum and snare sound!
Two out of five members of Duran Duran, with so much product in their hair it's amazing that they didn't burst into flames filming this video!
Bwaahaahaa
LMFAO ain't that the truth ha
Seriously didnt know how good they were as musicians until later just thought they weee fluff voys back in the day because of the whole Duran Duran pretty boy thing.
Lol......
They use fire retardant
John Taylor's bass line gonna turn up the heat till we fry
Shocking fact: Robert Palmer wrote this song as he was falling down a flight of stairs. The band agreed to create a sound that imitated that experience.
This song is about a dying races/language tree branches.
Germanic and Roman will live no matter how hot it gets
@@joecobb7153lay off the meth bud
This song is about the McDLT. You keep the cool side cool and the hot side hot...because some like it hot!
😂
I love the drums in this song
Tony Thompson was a great drummer
RIP Tony
Powerful drummer who worked with some of the best musicians besides Power Station, as in Labelle, Chic, Madonna, Rod Stewart and Bowie. Gone way too soon at the age of 48-years-old from kidney cancer.
Yeah can't beat it!!!
Very powerful drums, like this song because the drums, guitar, and Robert. I heard this song when I was 15 years and still listen!
Tony god damned Thompson- best drummer you never knew about. Played with chic, then Bowie then these guys. Just a damn legend.
I knew ;)
YEP
Noice Tag Name, Big Hugs your way. ❤
Word, homes. Word.
Played with Zeppelin at Live Aid I believe....
Tony Thompson was a beast of a drummer. Led Zeppelin were going to reform with him on drums, but he sadly passed (way too young) before that could happen. RIP. And RIP to Robert Palmer.
yeah Tony was a beast on the drums yeah zeppelin was interested in tony he can play like bonham
Sadly both Tony Thompson and Robert Palmer died in the same year. 😢
I remember as a kid in the 80s whn the CBS soap opera, As The World Turns, was being advertised, they would play this particular song. I loved it ever since!
Love anything about Andy Taylor. He always looks like he’s having so much fun playing. John Taylor is gorgeous
So are you
I still get straight up weak in the knees just looking at John. ❤️🔥
@@MK-Hogan DITTO
Aren't they married ?
Bring back the 80's music.....
The 80's never left me, too awesome of a decade.
rozzie101 yes
Majik0715 lots of crap.
maybe just bring back the 80's those were the days
@Rozzie101 Yes!!!!! Bring the 80s back
One of the best singers of his time along with three incredibly talented musicians. The music The Power Station made is timeless. I love listening to the band's music today just as much as I did when it was first released. RIP Tony Thompson and Robert Palmer. Thank you for the excellent music.
Will and Grace x Megan M aka Karen, dancing to this in the club while breaking hearts x
HAPPY 63RD BIRTHDAY
GUITARIST ANDREW "ANDY" TAYLOR
(FEBRUARY 16, 2024)
Robert Palmer and Tony Thompson RIP.
Indeed.
😭
What a shame. Great musicians. Tony had that John Bonham sound on this album a lil bit .
Yy
bonzo…exactly…..
Tony Thompson absolutely KILLS IT on this track! RIP Robert Palmer.
RIP to Tony Thompson as well🙏🏽
Good song and video
Many people, all over the world, will ALWAYS be listening. The man, the band, will never cease to privilege our ears with good music, nostalgia, and pure 100% good vibe emotion.
Listening in 2022! Robert Palmer had a great voice! RIP.
So sad that he passed so soon. He was an original!
Smooooth👌🏼
Listening in 2023.
Palmer and Thompson and Edwards the ever expanding Heavenly Choir list over the years forming merging they are.Edwards and Thompson in Chic funky styles and grooves could easy be a Supergroup and Thompson takes it lots of notches up on this with Power station equal impressive
THE HORNS ARE THE SECRET SPICE TO THIS RECIPE....💯🔥🔥🔥
I miss Robert Palmer very much!
Just not right that his voice isn't in this world anymore.
かっこよかったヨネ！
Fuckin robert palmer is square as shit!
Saw him on one of his last tours in '02?!
Same
I grew up in the 80's and we never understood how awesome these songs were in comparison to commercial songs now. it was just "normal" music. this song is so technically sound and original..
Now, I'm listening in 2023.
I was hearing this Power Station song on a regular basis in 1985. Still enjoying it 38 years later. 1985 was a great year.
And Caroline Cossey is still a gorgeous lady.
2023 listening in Japan🎶
Tal cual!! Power Staition lo mejor!!
@@oanariscuta83 Would!
Omg I feel old now. 😮
This song brought me here.
+Mary Titus It's about sex, so what
+Mary Titus To each their own.
+Mary Titus And what do you consider a "normal" song about sex lol
One where people talk about their feelings while having sex (she's the kind that hates songs like 'Blurred Lines'.)
Yep
Best freaking intro of any rock song
Tend to agree. Nothing is special , but everything is very cool. The hypnotic intro implies me this tune was made out of jam sessions.
IIRC they used an AMS 1580 on the room mics to pitch the drums down an octave and mixed them with the natural drums.
I saw them on their first us tour,Fantastic live show
What a great information about the characteristic sounds of drums……! （Although I don't know very much of record ing devices…）
cool,thanks for that info
Being hearing this on Commercials. Had to play it. lol. Plus love the song. ❤❤❤
So rough, so powerfull ... AWESOME !!! John, Andy, Robert and Tony was a dynamite combination for this Project. R.I.P. Tony & Robert
Man, I miss the music from the 80's.
Not on your own, it was music, not the crap they call music nowadays !!!!!!
Your watching it here bro haha. But yes the 80s had great music.
80s. Best. Music. Ever.
Do you not own any music?
tOdAys mUsIC sUKs, i wAS bOrN iN tHE wRoNG gEnERaTION. SHut up, stop shitting on others for music taste, stop complaining and acting "quirky" when in reality all you and everyone else are just "deep" 15-year-olds who brag about liking old music. Yes, OTHER PEOPLE LIKE IT. You aren't the only one who likes the music you mumbling, bumbling basement dweller who feasts on your popped pimples.
I remember hearing it on the radio and thinking it was a new and innovative sound I hadn't heard. It's aged well.
You're right, it sounds very contemporary.
Im still listening to this. Its 2024 but Im a child of the 80s. This music will live on long after I die. Im sure children of the future will listen to these tuned and say "wow I wish I lived during the 1980s" enjoy it doesnt matter what generation youre from.
👍🏿
SHOCKING FACT:
Andy Taylor was a guitarist, songwriter, and producer for Robert Palmer, Rod Stewart, Paul Rodgers, Belinda Carlisle, and dozens of other gold-selling artists. He is considered one of the finest guitarists amongst industry insiders.
The public dismisses Taylor because he was a member of Duran Duran, the other members of whom were also talented, underrated musicians, not just the pretty boys portrayed by the media.
Jimmy Hendrix was the best guitarist in the industry that's where most of them got their inspiration from.
@@cliniquecottingham6858 No, Hendrix was NOT even close to the best. He was a left hander who played the guitar upside down, which allowed him to play faster.
Thanks for this info.
Sadly people will only realize this when he’s gone which will likely be soon :(
@@user-ve5ln5le9y Not necessarily because medical advances continue to be made for his disease.
He played the hell out them drums 😩😩
RIP Robert Palmer, Tony Thompson, Bernard Edwards
Cheers. Highly underrated comment.
Imagine all of them still alive.
The Power Station 3rd album will be amazing.
Should be of no surprise this song still a banger decades later! The musicianship and vocals are of the upmost quality! Oh and the devastating pounding of the skins by tony!! Damn
Nobody plays drums like Tony Thompson anymore. He is the one and only.
Tony Thompson was simply a monster on the drums on this track.
Rest in Peace Robert Palmer
I'm still listening in 2024
RIP Robert Palmer
The Power Station was a Super Band. The members of this band Robert Palmer, Taylor Brothers (Duran Duran) and Tony Thompson (Chic) made this Super Classic. This song still sounds on 2022 and this song is a 80s iconic song.
You should check out the album......
It was amazing 💙💕🤍💞
None of the 3 Taylors are actually brothers...
Taylor brothers? 😂😂
RIP Robert Palmer.
This song ROCKED back in 1985 and it STILL ROCKS in 2020!!!! LOVE the groove!!!!
Tru That Chelsa .
THAT SHH SLAPS!!!!...THE GROOVE IS ROCKIN FoREAL 💯👍🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥
Still rocking it in 2022!!
Robert Palmer was truly EPIC.
I bought the 7" single when this song first came out and still have my copy of it! Used all my pocket money to buy it. I was 11 years old. Still love this song and video very much. If you think it rocks now, you can only imagine how fresh and epic it sounded back then. If you've never seen the James Bond film A View to a Kill, the opening credits sequence borrows heavily from the neon energy of this video. I would definitely recommend searching for and having a look at it!
Tony Thompson's drumming! Damn!! RIP Tony, thank you for the awesome memories!
Loving the 1980s music that will never die!, the cool colors of neon pink, purple, and blue..memorable!
This song showed that the guys in Duran Duran knew their stuff. Add Tony Thompson and Robert Palmer and you have GOLD. RIP Robert.
A family guy flash back hit me of star wars when they take out the power station that’s why I’m here 😂
I remember my sister having this record. It is a seriously good tune with brilliant vocals from the late and much missed Robert Palmer, a killer bassline from John Taylor and awesome drum playing from Tony Thompson.
The 80's still definitely had the best music 🎶
I was 14 when I heard this music in japan. I trembled with this wonderful beat. I bought records and listened to them every day. Even now, when I'm 50 years old, listening to this music makes my heart tremble. Thank you for the wonderful music in my life.
The drums on this track are something else.
They absolutely are.
2021 this is still slammin'...better than the crap on the radio. True talents.....
I'm 66 and the eighties was a decade that is the equal of the 60s and 70s.
This song was "the crap on the radio" at one point to some old fart in the 80s. In fact, every song was noise to the generation which came before, and moaning about modem music is just the same low hanging fruit that's always been around.
Don't like it? Then don't listen.
Tont listen? Ok how you avoid 90% media sources? It's literally URRVRYWHERE like .. i was at a buffet and had to sit there and hear that trash. Look... modern music sucks. It's just the truth of the matter. In the 80s I walked around in public and heard this song playing in like 4 of 5 stores I walked into.. ah the 80s. a time when the music was so narly virtually any place you walked to you heard some awesome jam. Rambo Rocky Karate kid breakfast klub the movies were perfect. Huey lewis Sindy lauper. Rick James Peter setera kenny loggins Jorge Michael I mean kmon now. The music was perfect. the technology might be better. But honestly... I'd rather play on a trs80 the rest of my life and watch a standard 240p tv if I kould live in the 80s again.. # 80s 4AVAR. also Michael Jackson and Madonna hello?!?!?
Said literally every generation since the invention of the radio.
@@razmatazz9310 .... yea...but music actually IS trash now. I keep hearing " there's KREAT music around. You just have to look around" - modern people. Kid who you voolin! If you have to hunt 4 it that just proves my point. KREAT Music shouldn't be a needle in the haystack. In the 80s it was on ALL the stations. and MTV. Was there krap music? Sure but it wasn't advertised. The industry was refined and only put the best stuff on. Now they just tont Kare. It's like the people in the industry have become idiots. It ain't the musicians vaults. I aint blaming them. It's the people putting the SAME 5 trash songs on over and over and those people LEAD the music industry and tell the stations what to put on. THAT'S why music sucks today. Now... I have 50s 60s 70s and yes 80s playlists so I AIN'T biased I just have taste. 80s was the LAST time artists were allowed to be artists after that kommercialism killed it. Oh btw I just started listening to the 1st 40 years of the 1900s so when I say music sucks now you should believe it.
The drums. Holy crap. The bass.
Palmers vocals.
The guitar.
This act is seriously underrated.
And Andy Taylor on guitar! They were a supergroup!
The whole album rocks still listen to it In my car turned up way too loud lol
Great 80's song. They're all terrific but Tony Thompson absolutely kills it on the drums.
Truly amazing gathering of extremely talented individuals.. cast side egos,, just jamming their behinds off
Still pure gold straight out of the decade of my teens. The reverend Palmer at his best.
Robert Palmer was such a great singer and performer.
Great collaboration. Tony Thompson on drums and Duran Duran best with Robert Palmer. Doesn't get any better than this in 1985
One of the best songs of the 80's hands down - catchy, funky & Tony Thompson damn...
the guitar solo is bangin'
back then when I heard it, I was like: WTF he shreds! before that, I thought he was just one of those wimpy new-wave guitarists. He never could show his true abilities with DD.
If you'd seen them live you'd think differently.
Oh my God what a song. How the hell did I miss this fantastic song
One of the best bands of the 80s.such power . R.I.P Mr Palmer. Your vocals were outstanding and and a technician of accenting the beat.
Big Tony Thompson Rock, Pop and R&B Drumming Icon... R.I.P.
John Taylor really shows how really incredible he is on that bass in this song.
Think of it, it is truly a very sophisticated song and wonder how each instrument such as the bass guitar, sinthesizers and drums could stand out so strongly over the voice of Robert Palmer. A true classic which can never be immitated.
I was in Trader Joe's and they were playing this in the store. I love John's super heavy bass! Really powerful with Tony's drums! The line director lady was grooving on it!
The perfect album. Those Drums, that bass, lead guitar, vocals, the production, just pure raw magic.
One of the few albums I still love listening to 35 years later. Unique blend of rock, metal and funk. CULT.