FIRST TIME HEARING Robert Palmer - Addicted To Love REACTION

[@stevetanner3019]

PLEASE check out Robert’s most memorable tune “Bad Case of Lovin’ You (Doctor Doctor)”

[@leticiaworboys9927]

Yes absolutely!!!

[@elmoomle4565]

Yes, and I'd also add, 'Looking for Clues'.

[@lindaarranga4536]

I'll second that

[@tj_2701]

Shania Twain was NOT masking fun of, she was paying tribute to Robert Palmer.

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

Absolutely. And it was brilliantly done in its own right

[@xheralt]

She was having a _little_ bit of fun with it :)

[@LindaJones-wg3jr]

@@xheralt yep i think so too

[@surlechapeau]

J & Amber, you'll love his "Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)" and "Every Kinda People"!!! edit- you reacted to the two videos where he used those models.

[@user-DJDreamworld]

I was gonna say this one also lol

[@joeybee1914]

Oh damn, forgot about that one. ❤️

[@hvymtlcybermusicman]

I believe the two videos were recorded the same day back to back. Cost effective and a little bit of a joke.

[@rodhubbard6320]

"Every Kind of People" is a GREAT song.

[@richardbustamante8795]

Robert Palmer is like James Bond with a great singing voice.

[@johnathandavis3693]

Please do Palmer's "Bad Case of Lovin' You"- It's a TRUE rock staple....

[@Moonboy9001]

And his version of Bang a Gong!

[@DavidOmaha1]

@@Moonboy9001 yes, "Bang A Gong" by The Power Station is also a must!

[@DavidOmaha1]

Yes!

[@sharonmuzik]

Doctor, doctor give me the news....

[@gibbopg]

Absolutely my favourite RP song ... and has all the usual suspects (models) backing him in dance moves.

[@fawnleaver9583]

Shania Twain wasn’t making fun of Robert Palmer. She was paying tribute to him.

[@Shrykespeare]

Actually, Jay&Amber, you've done Robert Palmer twice - once for "Simply Irresistible" and once as the lead singer of the supergroup The Power Station ("Some Like It Hot"). To complete the triad of Robert's biggest solo hits, your next one has to be "I Didn't Mean To Turn You On". But if you want a more serious side of him, do "Mercy Mercy Me". He also did a wonderful duet with the reggae group UB40 with "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight". Great choice. Can't believe it's going on 19 years since Robert left us.

[@Renovion]

I was just about to say that lol.

[@baronvonsatan]

Rob said they did two before at 2:44. The title is simply that it's their first time hearing *this* song.

[@Shrykespeare]

@@baronvonsatan Hmm. Maybe one got blocked. Or maybe they are including the Power Station song. We can only guess.

[@lawrencejoy2256]

I'm more partial to his Mercy Mercy Me/I Want You mash-up.

[@stephenulmer3781]

Oh yea, i forgot all about the power station thing 😀

[@lechat8533]

The sexiest song ever made (in my humble opinion). I`ve listened to this thousands of times, and it still raises my blood pressure :))) Robert Palmer was an incredible musician. He left us far too soon. R.I.P. Thank you!

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

And to believe it was or it about narcotics. I’m glad Rob took it in another direction.

[@chriso6719]

This is the video that Shania parodied for Man ,I feel like a Woman. Robert was also the lead singer for Power Station. You did their song Some Like It Hot.

[@jackie_jrml]

Yesss I was just thinking that. So they reviewed 3 of his songs!!

[@itsmedino]

I love how EVERY woman, including obviously Amber, gets so catty about this video. Usually the same comment "They aren't even playing their instruments". Seriously retract the claws ladies.

[@chriso6719]

@@itsmedino Good Luck with that. LOL

[@suzannejane1035]

Shania just showed up the original and it's amazing.

[@Shrykespeare]

I seem to remember Sam Kinison also parodied this video when he did a comedic cover of "Wild Thing".

[@EverydayEvan]

What I remember most about Robert Palmer (RIP) was what a sharp dresser he was. You never saw him in ripped up jeans or anything like that. He was always in a suit and tie, looking dapper. I miss him.

[@limitededition3278]

You need to listen to (Didn't mean to turn you On) by Robert Palmer. IMO his best song.

[@crandyran]

I agree!!

[@FlamesCagney]

Essential: Didn't Mean to Turn You On.

[@limitededition3278]

@@FlamesCagney correct

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

Agreed. Along with discipline of love

[@christianjativa5230]

One of his most under rated songs...

[@raserx63]

I was lucky to see him live back in the late 80’s. He has such a diverse catalog of songs ..rockers, ballads, new wave, reggae...all done in a killer Armani suit. He’s the James Bond of rock n roll !

[@Jonni1027]

I saw him in 1980 in San Francisco, Bill Graham’s club called Wolfgangs…great to see him in a club, and of course he was amazing!

[@carolholly1608]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@KC-fb8ql]

“The James Bond of rock n roll.” That’s a cool way to put it 😀

[@AlexisLexLexi]

Robert Palmer on lead vocals for The Power Station - “Some like it hot” is my favorite. ✌🏽

[@LMmccallL57]

@Alexis Have you seen their reaction to that one?

[@AlexisLexLexi]

@@LMmccallL57 Yes, I did. Enjoyed it 🥰

[@HappyOne3]

Mine is his version of “ Get it on, Bang a Gong”

[@brettmarlar4154]

Power Station was the SCHNIZZLE!!!

[@jackdempsey7338]

@@brettmarlar4154 Power Station was HOT Tony Thompson from Chic on the drums R.I.P. 🙏🏼 John and Andy Taylor from Duran Duran and Mr. Robert Palmer R.I.P. 🙏🏼

[@edwardrutledge2765]

The “chorus” and guitar backup became every teenage boys favorite bedroom poster when this song burst on the scene.

[@shirleycollins6241]

I agree with the request for -Didn’t Mean To Turn You On. Live (1987). The original version by Cherrelle is also awesome.

[@deesee3622]

they should react to cherelle's first

[@TheFairyintheFishBowl]

Yes!!! That’s a great song choice!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@MorrisB1971]

"I Didn't Mean To Turn You On" by Robert Palmer is a must watch. Such a great funky remake of Cherelle 1984 hit!!!

[@sylvialawrence4431]

You should listen to my favorite..."I Didn't Mean to Turn You On."

[@tlbrooks422]

That was exactly my thought!

[@lessaint]

Robert palmer has an extensive catalogue, Beautiful voice

[@charlesrichardson8684]

This is the lead singer of Power Station also that y’all just reacted to a few weeks ago. I still don’t think y’all have made the connection yet, lol. Keep going y’all 👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@DarkHorse-bp3xf]

I feel extremely lucky to have seen him live back in 1981 for his "Clues" tour. It was just him on stage wearing grey sweat pants, a white sleeveless shirt and white boxer's shoes singing to a back track. Even as paired down as that performance was, he had incredible charisma. (Fav songs: Looking for Clues and John and Mary).

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Robert Was A Fan Of Marvin Gaye & Wanted To Do A Tribute To Him,, But He Wouldn't Do It Till It Was Perfect & Respectful,, He Did JUST THAT,, Robert Palmer "Mercy Mercy Me/I Want You"..R.I.P. Marvin & Robert 🙏 ❤

[@jennypenny]

I forgot about that. What a beautiful cover..

[@Shrykespeare]

Well said.

[@KellyC12070]

Yes, his live version on Arsenio Hall show was 🔥 of Mercy Mercy Me/I Want You

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

Robert Palmer, such a great artist, you've done two before by him, he was the vocalist for 'Power Station - Some Like It Hot' which you did a reaction to. He has so many hits, I suggest these: 'A Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)', 'You're In My System', 'Every Kinda People', 'I Want You - Mercy, Mercy Me', 'She Makes My Day', there are many more but these are good ones to start with. 🙂

[@EricHenning]

I seem to remember that “Addicted to Love” came out first, and was a huge hit, so he followed up with “Simply Irresistible.” The video was a parody of the celebrity scene at the time, and music videos in general. The models aren’t playing their instruments, which is a nod to the common practice, dating back to TV in the ‘50s, of “live” performances that were just lip-synced to the original record.

[@craiggillett5985]

That’s right!!!

[@yvonnewakefield7748]

YES, Eric!!!! These were parodies, intentional and indelible in our collective mindset of the 90s. Loved Palmer even more for his great critiques of that 'modern' time :-)

[@seannovack3834]

@@yvonnewakefield7748 80's...this one was released in 1985

[@laurateall8847]

Thank you for explaining the"Palmer girls". I think J and A were kind of offended...it's all very deliberate. The pouty models who all look alike, the fake playing.

[@pxlmvr7]

Yeah, this one did come out first!

[@travis8981]

Bad Case Of Loving You is one of his best songs

[@robertg7396]

If you're interested, Robert Palmer also teamed up with some members of Duran Duran tomorrow a group called "Power Station". They had a hit song with a cover of the T Rex song "Bang a gong". Great version of it too! Little harder, and edgier than the original. 🤟😃

[@jamessugg7061]

Power Station 👍👍👍

[@ruserious9577]

They already did a Power Station tune and didn't recognize him.

[@nancyandrews398]

Andy Taylor from Duran Duran plays lead on this song, too. And Tony Thompson from Power Station does the drum solo.

[@socal_treks]

Hey Jay and Amber. You actually played Palmer’s videos in reverse. "Addicted to Love” (topping the charts) was released first, and the same video concept was done for his later release, "Simply Irresistible” as well as “I Didn’t Mean to Turn You On”.

[@gloryakiepper7918]

Robert Palmer was one terrific stylish man. He died way too soon videos like this at the Forefront of its time will stay on forever.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Indeed. The man had STYLE.

[@samsala702]

Bad case for loving you is also an awesome song by Robert too.

[@BillGraper]

This was a #1 hit from 1986, and his first top 40 hit since "Bad Case Of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)" in 1979. That should be your next reaction to Robert Palmer.

[@paul8926]

I highly recommend Robert Plamer’s “Every kinda People” …excellent video with a great message !

[@debra146]

This is my FAVORITE!

[@beeboppbaby]

In the early days RP was in a band called Vinegar Joe with Elkie Brooks, another great singer.

[@GrumpyOldGuy534]

Check out his trilogy "Sailin Shoes" "Hey Julia " "Sneakin Sally through the Alley ". Pure ear candy

[@carlleedham6256]

This song was originally "addicted to drugs" but he was told to change it to love, if you listen again, the original (drugs) does fit the song lyrics

[@a2zme]

Yup .. every teenage boy in the 80s couldn't wait for another Robert Palmer video to be released :) #RIP

[@waynedavenport6053]

Don't judge Robert by these two songs they are fun but he has so much more he was trulely one of the best!

[@3DJapan]

The look of the girls was inspired by the paintings of Patrick Nagel. You may have seen his work on the cover of Duran Duran's Rio album.

[@Ecosse57]

good catch.

[@watchmanschannelofdespair]

Ah, Robert Palmer, RIP. Takes me back to a better time, the 1980's, good music, good movies, Stallone and Arnold ruled the action flicks, people we loved and lost were still with us, and we didn't have social media.

[@sunnybearbuds]

Agreed. A lot of unique stuff in the 80s. Now, there's some good stuff, but there are many who don't come up with new sounds; just sample the stuff that was new back then.

[@watchmanschannelofdespair]

@@sunnybearbuds True that!

[@stacybenstockklein449]

Yeah, but here you are using social media. Why do people have to bash technological advancements? social media is a good thing. Look at people discovering music that we grew up with. I don’t wanna go back. There is no back to go back to.

[@waynecatterton5127]

Now you have to follow that one up with Weird Al's "Addicted to Spuds"

[@chrisy8989]

I've just watched this. Thanks! 🤣

[@chrisbrown-jw4ce]

Hard not to like the talented Robert palmer - albeit now deceased but his music lives on.

[@janmalandra1899]

If you want hear a very different side of his music, check out his song “She Makes My Day”. It’s one of my favorite love songs

[@simonesays7222]

Yes! Such a beautiful song! 💕

[@kazzaMcFazza]

Absolutely. I was just about to recommend this. Definitely his best song(in my opinion).

[@chrisjohnson4165]

YES!

[@stm345]

Love that song and video, so classy!

[@TheFairyintheFishBowl]

Aaaw! I LOVE that song!!! ❤️

[@marshaf9877]

Every time I hear this song I am reminded of the movie Cocktail with Tom Cruise

[@donlawson3330]

He had some killer musicians backing him at different times during his career. Lowell George from Little Feat, Allan Toussaint, The Meters, Steve Winwood were all on the "Sneakin' Sally" album, for example. And that was before he hit it big!

[@keninboulder76]

That's really interesting. I always wondered about that

[@jameshouston2174]

One of my favs of his

[@Dreyno]

Great musicians but I was always glad he ditched them for this video 🤤

[@jazztheglass6139]

Plus elkie Brooks in his original band

[@neldablanco1663]

Need do "NEED DO BAD CASE OF LOVING YOU", he was young, but song is ICON!! Love channel!

[@sometimesboy]

Robert Palmer was the singer for the supergroup Power Station. You guys reacted to their song SOME LIKE IT HOT a while back but I don’t think you realized he was the singer. They also had another hit with the song BANG A GONG (GET IT ON), which was a cover of the classic T. REX song from the 70’s.

[@beatereich5466]

Robert Palmer is a legend.

[@floorticket]

For over four decades I had no idea "Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)" was a Robert Palmer song. Never heard the DJ mention his name. Just one of those songs that floated in and out of my life on classic rock stations.

[@bakercarl8518]

A well deserved big Thumbs up!!!

[@torpedoboy4]

It's y'all's third time actually reacting to him as he was the lead singer for Power Station's "Some Like it Hot". Check out his version of "I Didn't Mean to Turn You On" which sounds closer to the stuff he did with Power Station. It's also a cover of Cherelle's original version which was produced by Jimmie Jam and Terry Lewis. Cherelle's version charted high on the R&B charts in 1984-85 while Palmer's version charted on the pop charts in 1986. Both versions are AMAZING, and Cherelle's music video is super fun.

[@marygoodson4920]

These are just models, NOT his band! Such a powerful, smooth voice, clever songwriter and lyricist, he always did his own thing. That phrase "The light's are on but no one's home" was big back then, meaning "You are OUT of it mentally!

[@dtoxbrewer3696]

Robert Palmer was Also the Lead Singer In The Group " Power Station "

[@WineSippingCowboy]

Written by the late Robert Palmer. Produced by the late Bernard Edwards. The band in the music video 📹 did not have all women! All stars in the band. Bernard Edwards on bass guitar. The late Tony Thompson on drums. Both were in Chic in that year. Andy Taylor of Duran Duran on lead guitar 🎸 TT, AT and RP were in Power Station. RIP Bernard Edwards, Tony Thompson and Robert Palmer 😢 Great 80s song 👍 Suggested song 🎵 Power Station performs Murderess.

[@jerrimcwilliams3179]

You should really listen to his Triology.. Sailin shoes, Hey Julia, and Sneaking Sally thru the Alley.. It’s a little different than his other stuff.. It’s really good

[@leonardpoindexter5289]

Definitely

[@danielb2993]

Yep.

[@DebiHaley-fx9md]

When this song was playing everywhere, my friends and I were going to dress up like this for Mardi Gras. You know that would have been too much fun. Another favorite by Robert Palmer is "Every Kinda People."

[@happymethehappyone8300]

A MUST HEAR Classic,, Robert Palmer "Every Kinda People" (1978)

[@jbeechuk]

The original? Or the newer version he did?

[@happymethehappyone8300]

@@jbeechuk The Original.

[@jbeechuk]

@@happymethehappyone8300 I like them both myself.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

@@jbeechuk I Do As Well,, But At The Time The Original Was Released,, It Was Especially Relevant..As It Is Today.

[@rosenfield10]

The lead singer of The Power Station, Palmer has a stellar rockin' soulful voice. His version of "Mercy, Mercy Me" is great. Check out his forgotten semi-hit "Lookin' For Clues." It's different and fire. ❤

[@susanalexander6721]

Right Amber. There was something about Robert Palmer. Class!!!

[@dustbunny1977]

Robert Palmer & UB40, I'll be your baby tonight! Excellent song!

[@chuckragsdale2904]

This video with the "Dancing Mannequins" was so popular they brought them back for Simply Irresistible and he was definitely a refined ladies man. He was a classy gentleman and always well dressed. No doubt that you should listen to "Sneakin Sally Through the Alley" which predated the two you have presented.

[@rubnsracn]

But they need to do the whole trilogy (Sailin' Shoes/Hey Julia/Sneakin' Sally). THAT is the stuff.

[@kenguerrero3653]

Dancing Mannequins ? Never heard that but it's perfect.

[@gitmobob6266]

Tons of criticism about the ladies backing him in this song. I just said get over it no one was being exploited it was just an artistic choice.

[@chuckragsdale2904]

@@gitmobob6266 the visual was Palmer's idea so the director put out a call to modeling agencies. They were even told that they would play dancing mannequins in a music video. Not only did they have plenty of models wanting the job but when they decided to do the same theme a year later for "Simply Irresistible" all of the original ladies came back to do it.

[@donbly8573]

I saw him live in the late 70s. I remember he apologized to the audience for not dressing "more appropriately". His luggage was lost at the airport and he performed in jeans and sweater. Still a memorable show!

[@billcole5035]

Robert Palmer was a great talent. He left us way too early. R.I.P Robert.

[@tonyheadrick7616]

Robert is an awesome guy. He is another icon. Thanks for this one. For something I know you will love, classic 70's band... mothers finest....baby love is the song.

[@scorpiouk5914]

Finally, someone else who knows about "Mother's Finest"!! That is going to blow J&A's minds!

[@tonyheadrick7616]

@@scorpiouk5914 I've been trying to get all the reaction channels to listen to them, they won't do it. I love MF. They are a killer group.

[@kevindobson6568]

Addicted to love and Simply Irresistible both hit number 1

[@openorwap5412]

Robert Palmer's She Makes My Day is exceptional

[@Seanriver316]

You should check out when he was in a band called "Power Station", their song "Some Like It Hot".

[@torpedoboy4]

they reacted to that one a few weeks ago.

[@Seanriver316]

@@torpedoboy4 Ah, crap, thanks. I would like to now change my answer to "Bad Case of Lovin' You".

[@jerryarcher1923]

Robert Palmer was the coolest dude ever…RIP.

[@rockmygypsysoul9553]

Agree the full version of Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley, can't deny the groove, the base, the harmonica! And then smiling to the lyrics - "Trying to double talk. Get myself in trouble talk. Catching myself in lies"

[@sirjohnmara]

Shania Twain made a tribute to this. Not mocking it.

[@charlessarver8350]

Sneakin Sally Through The Alley is a must Robert Palmer tune. It was done quite a while before these last 2 you've done.

[@jeanhansen1333]

As requested in earlier comments, PLEASE react to his 70's trilogy ; Sailin' Shoes-Hey, Hey Julia-Sneakin' Sally Thru The Alley♥

[@caroleann_2142]

I Loved Robert, "Every kind of People" is one of his best, give a listen you'll love it.

[@danielb2993]

Definitely "Sailin' Shoes - Hey Julia - Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley" trio. They belong together.

[@O_Towne_Bear]

RIP Mr. Palmer - you are missed.

[@jaynemorin747]

Very much... ☹️

[@paulmargett9360]

Glad you've got to this one. This is his most famous song. You've actually reacted to him three times now as he was in the Power Station you reacted to. Much love from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@jointheleanrat]

I love that Amber is so into Pink Floyd! This is peak 1985 Robery Palmer. If you like this period try "I Didn't Need to Turn You On: from that period. You might also be interested in earlier works like "Sneakin' Sally Thru the Alley", "Woke Up Laughing" and " Johnny and Mary". Check them out for a different sound from Palmer. This was SUCH an MTV hit!

[@rsw1227]

ROBERT PALMER: "Every Kinda People"

[@JimChumley]

Yes! And a classic Some People Can Do What They Like.

[@brentcox7772]

Awesome song!! Love Robert Palmer! Try Neil Diamond “Cherry, Cherry”!!🤘🔥

[@NomadJ]

He was also known as the gentleman of rock and soul..he was ahead of his time. Gone too soon.

[@rogerbillings5081]

" She Makes My Day" is a tender love song from Robert Palmer! Also check out "Mercy, Mercy Me.". Marvin Gaye cover! Shows his range. Great vocalist.!

[@stevecampbell6294]

Robert Palmer's She makes my day is also a classic.

[@talon7132]

Back during my days as a part of Habitual Ritual , we were notorious for changing lyrics of this song from Addicted To Love , well..."You know you're gonna have to face it your addicted to drugs".... don't judge me , it was the 80s

[@theolddoctor4492]

I came on board with Robert Palmer a little earlier in his career. In 1974 he released an album called “ Sneak’n Sally through the alley” it was a fantastic combination of palmers blue-eyed soul combine with the funk of New Orleans style music. It’s not well formatted for this style of review because the first three songs are virtually continuous, no break between each one. However if you ever get a chance to listen to Palmer’s “ Sneak’n Sally through the alley”,Lowell George’s “ Sailin shoes” and Palmer’s own “ Hey Julia”, I think you will be pleasantly surprised, particularly the Mrs. Actually, for your listening pleasure here it is. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fX_aaYhqlqiaoKc

[@JWCFB]

Do Robert Palmer "Sneakin Sally Through The Alley" next. It makes you wanna dance and it's funny.

[@TerryBurtner]

Won best male vocal Grammy in 1986 for this song and again in 1988 for "Simply Irresistible."

[@luissoto8681]

I love his 1980 hit Johnny And Mary it was sort of new wave-ish sounding and it's the song that got me following the new wave music bands back in the day.🙂

[@eggy1962]

Its one of a couple of singles i bought, it was also used for the French car company Renault to advertise the renault 5 model that was new when the track came out

[@norm3v]

Palmer's "I Didn't Mean to Turn You On" is still an absolute banger

[@jessicalee7119]

She Makes My Day ~ is a winner too. So many songs from his albums that weren't on the radio that are amazing.

[@AtreyuDeAngemon]

He does an amazing cover of Marvin Gaye's "Mercy mercy me (The Ecology) beautiful, soulful song...

[@stormy7722]

They should definitely check that out. Gotta be my #2 cover all time

[@davidbarnes1113]

Have y’all heard his version of “Didn’t Mean to Turn You On”? It was also done by R&B artist Cherelle , her version is nice too. Y’all love the rock sound and I’d love to see your reaction to Janet Jackson’s “Black Cat” or Michael Jackson’s version of The Beatles’ “Come Together “. The band of women in his videos were not actually musicians at all, but high fashion super models of the time.

[@andyo3689]

Gone WAY too soon. Well played Robert

[@veadairavani5692]

This was released before "Simply Irresistible." He was definitely the epitome of so called "Blue Eyed Soul." BUT, you have to check out Power Station, which he was the lead singer.

[@LMmccallL57]

@VEADA IRAVANI They reacted to "Some Like It Hot" a few days ago.

[@nonenone7250]

Robert Allen Palmer (19 January 1949 - 26 September 2003).... 54... Palmer died from a sudden heart attack in a Paris France hotel room...

[@patrickmcgavin2245]

I can't speak for everyone else you guys make me smile. when I watch your videos. Thank you 😁J&Amber. My favorite ❤️ part of the song has always been when Robert sings you think you're immune to the stuff.

[@TampaCEO]

Check out the movie "COCKTAIL"!!!! There's a huge scene with this scene blasting out over the bar and everyone singing along with the music!!!!

[@julesa35]

Omg Robert Palmer🔥🔥🔥

[@highpsi11]

His delivery was one-of-a-kind - he could put a huge amount of expressiveness into songs that actually are hard to sing.

[@caseymoe816]

An absolute banger. G’job Robinsons! Robert Palmer was one of the greats we lost way too soon! RIP🙏🏻🔥🤙

[@LeighStark-bd9gr]

Robert Palmer The King of cool!

[@JesseWatersIsALesbian]

His cover of mercy mercy me is a classic. You’ll love it.

[@timkeagy4094]

Robert Palmer is a legend. Pure genius.

[@carolholly1608]

Oh, PLEASE, PLEASE, WILL YOU GUYS, PLAY ROBERT PALMER'S VERSION OF "MERCY. MERCY ME". I Could Listen To It ALL DAY!! ❤❤❤❤. "SO SO SEXY'!! AND TALENTED"!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Roberto_79]

Robert also did a great cover of Marvin Gaye’s “mercy mercy me” you should listen to them both