Robert Palmer - Sailing Shoes / Hey Julia / Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley - 10/13/1979
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Recorded 10/13/1979 - Capitol Theatre (Passaic, NJ)
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In my head, Robert Palmer is still alive!
His work and the love he put into it is still with us. I have such great love for this man and his music.
Is anybody dead when loved and remembered?
yes
My summer living at the1978. beach w so many fiends. This was SO big that summer.
Yes
"Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley" -- one of my all-time favorite funk albums.
Absolutely fabulous!!💢👌🏾
a friend’s older sister had this record ive loved since then. also pressure drop❤
That cocaine tre looks fine
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Brewnoe , don’t forget this fact you can’t get it back !
This man was an absolutely BRILLIANT musician. There are very few musicians who can sing LIVE like Robert Palmer could. He just had class......
Totally man! This video and his music is BRILLIANT!
Yorkshires finest.love this set.x
Up there with live at the Apollo Roxy music.x
🧡🧡🧡
no doubt, sang some hard tunes too, all 3 of these are hard, Trouble n Fine Time are 2 more, early stuff was incredible!
I wish I was there. I am obsessed with this performance. Perfection from the beginning to the very end for over 9 minutes. Easy on ears and eyes, blue eyed soul - Robert Palmer.
Absolute mastery
💯❤️
One of few I didn’t get to see live that I really wanted to see live ! I was late to the game and still kick myself over it .
@@terryoquinn8199 I am still upset I had never seen RP live. It was something I had always planning but never had had happened. I am listening to his music daily now.
I hear ya Maria , I have a few others I missed seeing but all things considered , I did get to see a lot of the greats in the ‘70’s and ‘80’s . Nothing like it today for sure . I keep RP’s trilogy on my phone !
1970s Robert Palmer is the best Robert Palmer.
It's insane that Robert Palmer and Hughie Lewis and the News ARE NOT in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
1000% agree!!
Unbelievable and of course add Little Feat !
And no Jethro Tull or Joe Cocker.
@@clafong9 But Dolly Parton is in? I love her, but really?
The Rock HoF is a joke.
This brings back too many fond memories of a time long passed .
Absolutely..
These have to be the three best put together songs to open any album. You can't go bad with NO Funk and Little Feat!
Yes! The flow from one song to the next is incredible.
Love dem Feats!
In the wikipedia page, Robert Palmer and his early music was classified as "Blue Eyed Soul." Watching him here, you can see the soul comin' through. What a great singer! and what great band with him.
I've always liked his albums, especially since he worked with Little Feat. But viewing this video shows that he was a great showman/frontman also.
Leo Nocentelli playing his '76 Fender Starcaster. I got one (a reissue) because of him and his playing.
Bout to do a deep dive on him cuz his playing here is incredible, so clean and pro and just all over this medley. Excellent tone too dang
Our amazing robert...best music ever been listening since 1974 still seems lile yesterday...nothing can compete today r.i.p robert❤️
Best medley ever
It truly is badass !
Lowell George and Robert Palmer are jamming in the next life, and it's tight.
Indeed they are and what a jam that must be! 1st
Dang. That made me cry. Imagine those two... Heavenly, indeed
i come back to this every few months. Absolutely one of the best live performances ever caught on film
Makes two of us. I am back to this medley at least once a month. My all time the best tune.
The absolute best use this Allen Toussaint song. A true production of New Orleans funk.
Just finished working a 5k/10k road race in Asheville. The dj played an unrecognizable stream of autotune popstars singing uninspired drivel. Had to come home and fire up the time machine and journey back to when cars were identifiable and music truly moved you. I'll say it again---thank God for UA-cam. Not sure what I would do.
"...autotune popstars singing uninspired drivel..."...brilliant!
So true with few exceptions .
R.l.P. Robert
RIP.... Best of the best LIVE performances
DAMN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Damn! dAmN
Just a wonderful arrangement!
What a singer he was!!!
His voice resonates in my heart ALWAYS!❤❤❤❤
I am simply blown away having not known about Robert Palmers OH SO SWEET 🎶 musical Past!
So bummed I never experienced him live... especially Right in this Setting 🎶🤌🏼🎶🙌🏼🎶💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼
R.I.P. Rob 💫✨⚡️✨💫 The Heavens are Happy With You 🙏🏼
Palmer knew Lowell and co and was dang near able to nail that vibe...honorary memory of the Feat.
Love the capt. Kirk shirt
i don't think he was aiming to cop the Little Feat sound, he did a variety of cool covers.. that band tho, dang - 355
So underrated and underplayed. Much missed.
From his first solo album...which he recorded in New Orleans with members of the Meters and Little Feat. Allen Tousaint producing. Brilliant!!!
Why did I play this before bed ? Im ready to boogie now 🕺🕺
Love, love, love this… a genius with a voice!
that is some funky shit right there.
Greatest medley ever!!!
wow thanks for posting this, awesome!!!
Robert Palmer super good luck
Never heard this before, I'm used to hearing his '80s hits. Great stuff here.
Grooves so hard. Love this so much!!
Simply Wicked!
Can't get enough of it. Smooth and slick, great artist sadly gone much too soon.
I had just turned 21 when this happened ! WOW ! And again , WOW 🤩 ! What an absolute jam ! I listen to this all the time , never gets old .
On David Letterman he talked about how he dreamed the lyrics to Addicted to Love, woke up and wrote them down on the notepad he kept by his bed, and went back to sleep.
I wasn't even 9 years old in the late 70s when I first heard Robert Palmer doing "Doctor Doctor". I didn't know this song until I was a teenager, but it's definitely my favorite!
So good
Went to Wishbone Ash in the Kinetic Playground in ‘73…Barnstorm (Joe Walsh post James Gang)…and the opening band was Vinegar Joe… what a treat to see Robert Palmer in his early days !!!
The man had something few ever get. Good choice too, Lowell was a soulmate for sure.
Saw him four times and his best performance was at the Tower theater in Philly..he was one of the greats!
I haven't thought about this guy since 1975.
JUST try to imagine palmer playing with little feat blows your mind!
What an incredible voice i love it so much!
This is awesome! Thank you for sharing.
This song makes my teeth numb.
Palmer's debut solo album is so much better than his Addicted To Love and Simply Irresistible tripe.
I think his whole career beginning to end is full of great material. A varied and expressive artist
I would say his performance is great on all of them. He holds up much better than some 80's artists. There's nothing like this first album.
@@jump7548 Look into Vinegar Joe . One of the band's he was in during the early 70' s .
@@andrewherbein9882 Look into Vinegar Joe . One of the early bands he was in the 70' s .
Such a loss. The man could sing.
A ROCK GOD!
Always the soul that comes from below to bellow out above to go back down again .. long live time as to be found young it always has to start all over again and again
Big Robert Palmer fan here.
tasteful - such a great musician and perfomer
Absolutely Robert
I always thought this was a Phish song! It's amazing what you learn everyday....
It's actually a Lowell George (Salin' Shoes), Robert Palmer (Hey Julia) and Allen Toussaint (Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley) song. Little Feat did Salin' Shoes originally (obviously) and Lee Dorsey recorded "Sneakin' Sally..." first in 1970. Perhaps an interesting fact, Mr. Dorsey was backed by the Meters on his version, so you have Leo Nocentelli being the only guy on stage here with Robert Palmer that played on both the original version AND the hit cover!
Im still pissed about him being dead i would of loved to take my son who has autism who loves hes music to see him we both love hes music hes music is legendary
I could not make it to this show, as I busy that evening BEING BORN!
that's Leo Nocentelli on guitar and Willie Weeks on bass, WOW
Looks like him, but this is Pierre Brock, great bassist too...Specially his playing on "Every Kinda People" by Robert Palmer, great groove and very soulful...
Awesome performance by Robby P. and his touring band.
If you like this check out Little Feat and the Meters. The original studio bands for this music.
I saw rodert okc zoo always on my mind love it
❤❤❤ one of a kind 🥰
This was recorded at the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, NJ, by Monarch Performance Video. My friends and I. Palmer was great.
Ty
What a great medley. He was a monster before MTV. Once MTV hit Palmer blew the fuck up.
Yes, Ian. I feel the same way..
Awesome
He even sounds like Lowell George.
Blue Eye Funk at its finest
To 90% of the musicians out there, sit down, shut up and take notes
Leo Nocentelli is 🔥
Gone too soon
This is a great rocker when róck was declining.
He lost about 35# ?
Does anyone have the insane coked up version of him singing Sneakin Sally live? Seems like it has completely been removed from the internet
I've been looking for that too 😄
@@Poecilia1963 seems like whoever owns the rights to it really doesn't want anyone to see that video! It was up for a few months but looks like it's gone again
More coked up than this one??
@@BednariksGhost big time!
Look on youtube Robert Palmer 1983 Dortmund I think it is. It's the whole set. ✌
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I took magic mushrooms and tried to sing Sneaking Sally Through The Alley the way Robert Palmer does. Scared the shit out of my cat.
Hahahaha love this I scare my cat dancing to it
@@sheriwilson5889 it was the "AAAARGH I've just been caught" but that really did it
Hahahaha🤣
I danced it out to “I Didn’t Mean to Turn You On” in front of my cats about three weeks ago. One of them got up and walked away.
scaredy cat
So good
Saw Robert Palmer in 79. That medley is even better when you're sitting in the 15th row!!! The man had soul, funk and a sound like no other. Way ahead of his time. Missed greatly!
I agree! What a voice!
He really was ahead of his time ❤💔
Man I dig this so much. Sneaking Sally is bad ass! Also love his version of Little Feats Sailing Shoes. I could watch this over and over again. In fact I’m going to right now 💯❤️
Listen to every song in this man's collection. It is worth every minute.
This album is criminally underrated except for the people who know it. I remember the first time I ever heard time. I listened to it over and over for like a week.I thought Sneaking Sally was a Phish song. Not to take anything away from mid-late 90s phish… But, this is waaaay funkier!
Criminally underrated. Just look at the view count! Thanks for posting. Loved every second of I t
Imagine being good enough as a singer that you can get the meters and Lowell to back you! They saw something!
Lol I bet I’ve watched it 100 times at LEAST!!
totally this is the nexus track
underrated is overratted
Awesome fella..rip.!?
He was right on the money! Every freaking note in tune. Wow!! He sure made it look easy. Proof that it was legitimate soul singing from the heart.
I saw Robert Palmer live 6 times. Loved them all. This was in the Capitol Theatre New Jersey. I saw John Prime 8 times and Little Feat twice. I miss Robert Palmer and Lowell George both.😎
Wow! So impressed, wish I could say the same! 😍
Leo Nocentelli on guitar from the Meters here.
The phrasing on his Sneaking Sally really is an evolution of the song.
That solo is fiyah, too.
Should be on Addictions Vol 1.
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In High School…. My girlfriends and I would say “Trying to talk double talk, get yourself in trouble talk” when someone was bullshiting with around about line of excuses.
And I used it a time or two !
The only time I saw Robert Palmer Live was on this tour at Bill Graham’s club Wolfgang’s in San Francisco... he was magical!❤️
I was 22 then. Where did my life go ? One thing is great. I grew up with the best populair music possible. The list is just endless
Right there with you , 9-5-58 !
Same. Everything was so good back then. Being 22 was The Best- so much fun. I feel sorry for kids these days. They have to be so careful about everything. It's sad.
I am with you 9/22/59
@@hexabob57you are so right! I love the time I grew up!
Agree with all these replies ! Keep rockin dudes ! Jan. 1956
Robert Palmer is applauded, again again, again! Life is so stupendous living in this Tube!
Was my favorite album way back when. Funky meters NOLA Sprits live on!!!!!
Thank you, Allen Toussaint. RIP
Have the album. Love it!
Man, I could listen to that bass player all night.
Mr. Pierre Brock. Tight backing vocals on Julia, especially.
the original recording had George Porter laying it down, an original Meters member!
Love this, Robert Palmer, and especially w Lowell George!
Yes!! Love all RP’s work with Little Feat and LG! ❤️
My brother-in-law managed Little Feat. We saw them perform at the Troubador. We had VIP seats and Lowell came to say hello before the show. We gave him a list of all of our favorite songs and they played every single one of them for us. RIP Robert and Lowell.
@@garygruber1452 After Lowell passed and Little Feat got back together , nothing against Craig Fuller , Robert would have been a great replacement for Lowell .
@@bak-mariterry9143 you can’t replace Lowell George.
@@garygruber1452 I had a friend who introduced to Little Feats Time Loves a Hero in '78 when I was 17 and disco was the flavor of the day, I am eternally grateful for that introduction which opened up so many doors to non-am radio music for me.
Omg- love this!thanks SO much for posting!
I love it. He surely was one funky white man
So good
Mr Plamer!
Thanks for everything you did and all those you borrowed/acknowledged. Sure would like to handle what's between your ears. I began to try to explain, fact is, Just been caught.
Nobody touched you then or since.
Legend.
I agree
Terry Reid?
Robert Palmer. Terry Reid. Paul Rodgers. All had great soul to their voices obviously but I think the magic came from their rhythm. 👌