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Another song from the album, “Hear You Breathe,” was an NPR Song of The Day, and Rolling Stone magazine’s David Fricke named “The Innocent Ones” in his Top 10 Best Under The Radar CDs of the year in December. It’s not like he hasn’t been here before. ...
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Wearing a theatrical scarf and jacket and accompanied by a cellist and guitarist and percussionist Mai Bloomfield and guitarist Michael Chaves, instead of the sexy trio of models I imagined he would play with like Robert Palmer, Cohen opened his...
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This was their chance to participate in an American fantasy. The 80s costumes did not disappoint. There was taffeta and neon, thrillers and spandex. There were even the video vixens from Robert Palmer's Addicted to Love. Each outfit was more fabulous...
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Don't Stop Please? "Cosmic folk" occurred to me early on in the band's winning set last night, when the six piece did a a shuffling Southern ditty built on two guitars, a stand-up bass, keys, a saxophone and drums that occasionally drifted off into...
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After endless hours of listening to me cry and obsess over what went wrong during my seven-month relationship, a few friends gently suggested that I seek professional help. Fighting off sobs, I asked them if this was like the "Sex and the City" episode...
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B&C Morning Show: Al Dukes Performs ‘(Eli Manning, Who Will You Choose) Hakeem Nicks Or Victor Cruz?’
CBS New York
With the Giants in the midst of another magical playoff run, Al Dukes has jumped on the Big Blue bandwagon with two feet. Al was inspired by the Giants of course, as well as Robert Palmer’s 1979 hit, “Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor).” You guys...
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Baikida Carroll blow an equally simple unison theme. But the piece quickly opens up, with some of the most emotionally potent, hypnotic, and nonchalantly soulful improvising I've ever heard—especially from Hemphill, whose tart tone both cuts like a...
About Robert Palmer
Wikipedia
Robert Allen Palmer (19 January 1949 – 26 September 2003), born in Batley, Yorkshire, was an English singer-songwriter. He was known for his soulful voice and the eclectic mix of musical styles on his albums, combining soul, jazz, rock, pop and blues. Full Article
