ROBERT PALMER - SALIN' SHOES, HEY JULIA (SNEAKING SALLY THROUGH THE ALLEY) REACTION

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[@jamesw.5855]

It is about damn time someone reacted to this medley. Thanks for being the first.

[@pete3883]

70's dance on coke & electric wine, c'mon man, like our President says

[@utubernow1]

Yes those three songs are usually played together, it's a suite. Robert Palmer is the goat. RIP RP

[@progger53]

I remember back in the early seventies that's how they did this song on progressive/aor stations. It was really cool and it turned me into a little feat fan.

[@j.kevvideoproductions.6463]

@@progger53 , That's how I heard it the first time (miss those days!). I went out and bought the vinyl though!

[@vespoint]

OMG I have been waiting for someone to react to this trifecta!

[@32ndBrother]

God, I haven’t heard this in decades. Thanks

[@jeanangel2104]

Me too....what a treat and I remember all the lyrics....

[@shulj6493]

New Orleans finest " The Meters" and Lowell George(Little Feat) are the band on this album. As a drummer " The Meters" track "Cissy Strut" !!!( Circa 69!) Is mandatory listening!! Funky with a Capitol F 🔥

[@kellirankins6969]

The funk and nothing but the funk!

[@minkhollow]

"Sailin' Shoes" has become your first taste of Little Feat. Anything off Waiting for Columbus would be a good follow-up - my forever favorite is "Fat Man in the Bathtub," and there's some real magic in "Dixie Chicken" and "Tripe Face Boogie" taken together.

[@Macilmoyle]

The Rockpalast recording of Dixie Chicken and Tripe Face Boogie from the 'Columbus' tour is available on You Tube and is, to my mind, better than then the album version. That said, I have a soft spot for Columbus as I was at all the London gigs on the tour, some of which went on to the album.

[@debbieplato5107]

Yes!!!!

[@ethelynchristopher6995]

Just my opinion but just about all the recordings on the Little Feat "Waiting for Columbus" album are better than the studio versions. I highly recommend "Dixie Chicken" from that album. Also, the Robert Palmer album this cut is from is a really good album too.

[@minkhollow]

@@ethelynchristopher6995 "Easy to Slip" is a fine, fine studio cut. (So is most of Let It Roll, but that's a post-Lowell album.)

[@Macilmoyle]

If anyone wants to see the whole Rockpalast video in all its glory, do a search on Little Feat Rockpalast in KZbin

[@adamkelm1043]

Little Feat is a must listen for you. One of the great underrated bands out there. Fat Man in the BathTub, Cold Cold Cold, Skin it Back is a personal Favorite. They are like the Meters, people just underestimate how much impact they really had.

[@randomperson-dy6kj]

Skin It Back!!

[@danielswood]

Loved Little Feat! Personal favourite Roll um Easy - and second maybe Willin. All that you dream's pretty awesome, too... I'm from the uk and my ex was a huge fan - I remember meeting him at a bus station the day Lowell George's death was in the papers and he was so stunned, just sitting silently with the paper on the bench. Very very sad. Brilliant band. RIP Lowell. xx PS just to say also rated Robert Palmer. The smooth-dressing rock guy!

[@siscoismyhomey]

On both Sailing Shoes and Sneaking Sally through the Alley it's Lowell George backed by the meters!

[@adamkelm1043]

@@siscoismyhomey That makes me happy!

[@plantfeeder6677]

He ain't listening

[@SpartanGuy83]

Now we're talking! Great song and thanks!

[@debbieplato5107]

Yes, that was Robert Palmer singing. He had such a great voice! He was collaborating with Lowell George from Little Feat on this album. Little Feat is the next band you should check out. Sailing Shoes was one of their songs. Fat Man in the Bathtub, Two Trains, Dixie Chicken amongst others to check out. ✌🇨🇦

[@MrRoach-yo3mz]

*I sure do miss Lowell, I got to know him well during the recording of "Feats Dont Fail Me Now" in Maryland.*

[@plantfeeder6677]

Should but not yet it appears.

[@hesh8367]

Lowell George was a treasure. He was jammin with some of the guys from The Meters on this album, as well. They’re a New Orleans legend.

[@vickihirsch8340]

This album was part of his NOLA funk stage. He's got George Porter Jr. And other NOLA royalty on this album. Recorded in the studios od the great Allen Toussaint

[@GasserGlass]

*I miss my old friend Lowell George...... RIP Spanky*

[@MrRoach-yo3mz]

DITTO

[@wompa70]

I love how you just go with the flow. “Three titles, might be three songs. Let’s see what happens.”

[@Jonni1027]

I do too!

[@mrnobody3161]

Every time I hear Robert Palmer I say to myself I have to listen to more Robert Palmer! I always enjoy what I hear. He's a very talented vocalist most noticeable with his phrasing , intonation, and skatting around the rhythm of the songs. Plus it's Funk Rock! What's not to love? He sheds off charisma and in his videos he generally appears to be really enjoying himself. Also he looks like David Bowies brother which is cool because Robert Palmer is, if anything; is very cool. RIP Robert.

[@jimmayors2315]

There are some hard hitters on this album!! Art Neville, Stevie Windwood, Bernard Purdie....

[@deadmeat_0152]

that bass player on 'Sneaking Sally through the Alley', dude is freaking on fire

[@sagegoodwin1]

The amazing band playing on this suite is the Meters with Lowell George. Top notch musicians and for Palmer to throw down these amazing vocals with this talent around you and not be intimidated is pretty awesome- his debut lp. And covering Little Feats Sailin’ Shoes with LG in da house, props to Palmer 🎶🎵🎶

[@bobschenkel7921]

At last! The early stuff. It's ALL good, just push play. Robert Palmer (RIP) was an amazing, amazing, did I say amazing?, singer. More please, Chod..

[@bangmon1000]

"Some Like It Hot" and "Get It On (Bang A Gong)" from the supergroup Robert Palmer was in The Power Station. The group also included the drummer from Chic and the bass and guitar player from Duran Duran. Also please react to Duran Duran.

[@loupi4bama]

Just like so many other favorites of mine from this era, Palmer went full commercial. Unlike Little Feat, who stuck to their sound and didn't go from blues, funk folk to Pop music. ZZ Top also went commercial, but their old blues are damn hard to beat.

[@plantfeeder6677]

That's true but we'll never know on this channel. He must have Little Feat

[@Jonni1027]

In 1978 I saw Robert Palmer in a San Francisco club and he was all that I had hoped for. I love his funky stuff his stuff here with Lowell George and also The Meters

[@johndbrandhorst4434]

The live version is excellent to see how he put his heart and soul into the music 🎶

[@glenndespres5317]

So happy to see that you are one of the few to hit up this tasty classic! What a trio!

[@doplinger1]

One of my favorite albums of all time! I love the track “Get Outside”.

[@zappafan-eu4wp]

Love this entire album. Go for it.

[@IrishKack]

This was always a favorite for my friends and myself when we were sitting around drinking, playing cards and singing (really badly). Geez, where has the time gone?

[@bluesrock1]

Sneakin Sally through the Alley was Robert's debut album. There are some really great songs on this album besides the 3 song montage. Check out- From a Whisper to a Scream, Get Outside, and Through it all There's You.

[@sallysharp3845]

And just like that BAM I'm transported back to my senior year in high school. Robert Palmer was high on my listening list back then.

[@johnnosiennek7066]

"She makes my day" from Robert Palmer is a go to, after this one Chod Little Feat do this "Sailing shoes" live on "Waiting for Columbus " album ,also a must listen.

[@johnhoerl7326]

The drummer on the Sneakin’ Sally section is the legendary Simon Phillips, who was only 17(!!) when this was recorded

[@YoCraps-og4kt]

Love Simon's playing on the "live" version of Pete Townshends, "Give Blood". The version with David Gilmour on lead guitar. Just pure ⚡🔥

[@kensroswell]

@@YoCraps-og4kt Now THAT'S one that needs to be reacted to!

[@jerkimer]

I'm not sure what you mean by "Sneakin' Sally section," but the drummer on the song "Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley" was Joseph "Zigaboo" Modeliste...

[@johnhoerl7326]

@@jerkimer I was referring to the three songs that are usually played together: Sailin’ Shoes/Hey Julia/Sneakin’ Sally. Ziggy Modeliste played on the first portion only (Sailin’ Shoes). Simon Phillips played on the third portion (Sneakin’ Sally)

[@jerkimer]

@@johnhoerl7326 In all my years (15) of studying Robert's life and career and speaking with the musicians that helped Palmer create a singularly unique catalog, I have never seen or heard any reference to Simon Phillips ever playing with Palmer...so I must ask: where do you get your information?

[@damonhines8187]

More Robert, Chod, please: 'Johnny and Mary', 'Looking for Clues', and with Power Station: 'Some Like It Hot', 'Get It On', 'The Heat Is On'. ;>D

[@wompa70]

Power Station!!

[@plantfeeder6677]

How about MORE LITTLE FEAT, CHOD!

[@miguels5426]

Robert Palmer is really underrated. Great musician with a big repertoire. Listen to "best of both world" , "every kind a people" or "give me an inch ... all from the seventies. Or something from the 80ies like "John and Mary", "I didn't mean to turn you on" or "mercy mery me"

[@martymar1964]

That badass bass line from Sneaking sally was done by George Porter. He is still kicking it to this day.

[@lynnehatton1239]

'Every Kinda People' is a classic, very smooth vocals from Robert.

[@kristenkidd1]

It's a short album, from memory, maybe 35 minutes. Definitely worth a listen all the way through. Steve Winwood plays on the last track. Confession: if I hear any of the first three songs on their own, I have to play the album all the way through. It's not optional.

[@kevindobson6568]

Robert Palmer has 22 albums from 1974 to 2003

[@patrickkaltner8554]

Such a funky song

[@sandrahutto]

Legend Robert Palmer! Doctor Doctor (Bad Case of Loving You), Every Kind of People, and his work with Power Station (any of the songs on the one album they recorded will be fun), these are all great ones to check out.

[@Beezi.]

That’s a great medley by Robert Palmer. Spanish Moon is another great one.

[@Alewifes_Husband]

Robert Palmer had a series of 80s hits that were more pop-rock but were well produced songs, and his voice is always a winner. Please check out Little Feat who backed him on this record, and also backed Bonnie Raitt on some of her early 70s work. Little Feat HAS to be taken Live. So much energy and fun on the live recordings!

[@gr8fulted49]

You're getting lots of suggestions about Fat Man In The Bathtub. THE definitive version is off the Waiting For Columbus album. Also, several members of Little Feat are playing on this medley. Thanks for doing it.

[@sarahjane8146]

You Are in My System & Every Kinda People (Mr. Palmer)

[@hesh8367]

Robert Palmer was a stone cold pimp in the 70s. And the backing musicians from Little Feat and The Meters are perfect for his pipes.

[@garyrasberryjr.552]

Before his solo stuff, he was part of a group called Vinegar Joe. Great tune from VJ is "Rusty Red Armour"

[@hesh8367]

@@garyrasberryjr.552 oh, I remember the song Never Met a Dog or something like that. He was a kid. Pretty solid, though!

[@lauriesuter8810]

LOVE THIS SOOO MUCH!! THANK 😊YOU!!!!!!

[@neillenet291]

I never realised how much Robert Palmer sounded like Paul Rodgers on these early songs. Very funky too.

[@donnabruhn6907]

Boy did I love this album, this band and still do. Amazing music Funky rock

[@lynda3860]

always loved Robert Palmer and Little Feat so this is just so good.He has a great voice

[@lynda3860]

every kinda people, wires, you can have it you are in my system, she makes my day, just a few that come to mind of Roberts songs, he could a reputation as being difficult to interview but I think it was that he didn't do the media circuit if he could help it and they translated it as difficult, if you see any interviews he did he was always charming, such a smooth smart dresser, My heart throbs as a teenager were Robert Palmer and Daryl Hall - showing my age lol

[@jedflorex]

Congratulations! You just discovered one of the great 'secret' albums... 😁

[@Bob.L.Shirley]

Nice one, Chod! A number of reactors have done Palmer's 80's hits but almost no one digs into this gem of a debut solo album. Look into the backing musicians on this LP - it's insane! Sailin' Shoes is originally by Little Feat - who you would probably love - and Lowell George from that group plays guitar here. Please check out their album "Feats Don't Fail Me Now" (maybe Oh, Atlanta?) and then the excellent live album "Waiting For Columbus" (maybe Spanish Moon? Dixie Chicken? Fat Man In The Bathtub? So many choices!) Great reaction - can't wait to hear some Feat!

[@Alewifes_Husband]

Spanish Moon! I mean, you can't really go wrong...but I figure Spanish Moon would really get Chod going. Fat Man in the Bathtub would be my 2nd rec from that album.

[@gusmartins1660]

He was the lead singer. A great talent and a fantastic example of the New Orleans sound. Unforgettable artist.

[@maxout7306]

1974. From the debut solo album by Robert Palmer. An artist of good measure. Liked.

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

Finally. You are the first person I've heard react to this classic.

[@jimp4666]

On the album, these three flow seamlessly right into one another, I think the short blip between them you hear is from the youtube playlist or whatever source you use. The rest of the album is separate songs. But this "medley" are the first three songs from the very first album of his solo career, before his fame, so what a great start! Production on this album is leaner than his later stuff, so his raw talent really comes through. Glad you enjoyed!

[@andyfloyd8583]

Robert is considered Blue Eyed Soul, and as smooth as butter.

[@hesh8367]

Here with You Tonight is fantastic. Must listen. The last track on this album is a killer funk jam called Through It All There’s You. Another one to check out, for sure. Oh…and Spanish Moon. Yes sir.

[@27thangel23]

Ah- blue- eyed soul from England! Not a big fan back then (guitar- light), but I always thought that Sneaking Sally through the Alley was the BEST album title ever... and Robert's voice: perfect. btw the next best album title - tied-was 10 years later- Born to Laugh at Tornados by Was (not Was).

[@kellirankins6969]

Google what Daryl Hall said about being labeled blue eyed soul. He went off big time. He and John Oates played the Uptown in Philly and were one of the few white acts that brought the house down.

[@freegracetruthembrace7188]

Epic groove on that Sally tune . Very high funk value .

[@killiansred1000]

“Sailin’ Shoes” is a Little Feat song and this was a great cover. If you check out the Feat it HAS to be live. I’ve seen them three times and to me they are at their best on stage. Mercenary Territory or Fat Man in the Bathtub off of Waiting For Columbus would be a good place to start.

[@plantfeeder6677]

Studio Mecenary is way better. If you had said Spanish Moon I might agree. I don't think a vast majority of people here have ever listened to Little Feat's studio albums. All they know is Waiting for Columbus. It's good but their studio work can more than stand up on it's own. Plus if Waiting for Columbus is all you know of Little Feat....you're missing the gunboat(you rats).

[@killiansred1000]

@@plantfeeder6677 I really like Hoy Hoy. There’s nothing like a live show. Seen them 3x in 3 different cities with a different line up each time. They played Saturday Night Live and the audience was shocked. Here was a band outside the mainstream that just smoked the regular SNL band. It’s on YT.

[@plantfeeder6677]

@@killiansred1000 I like em all. From their self-titled debut to Down on the Farm(Hoy Hoy included). Got em all on vinyl and CD. Also have Dixie Chicken and Sailin'Shoes on 8-trk tape. Been my favorite band for over 40 years. I like it that no one knows about them. Makes it more personal to me, but I'd like to see them get their due, so I keep bugging these reviewers until they get it.

[@Scary__fun]

I've been a fan of Robert Palmer since the 80s, but I've liked his earlier singles. The bass chorus hook sounds familiar on Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley but I really liked it. I'm planning to go through his whole discography on Spotify but coincidentally right now I'm going through David Bowie's early stuff, another sharp dressed singer who has tried many genres of music and kept being interesting throughout.

[@wayneshirley9536]

I have been waiting for SOMEONE to react to this. These cuts are great!

[@progger53]

Lowell George's Little Feat is right up your alley. Funk, Jazz, Swamp Rock, Fusion and a New Orleans mode.

[@davidw119]

Absolutely the best way to play it.

[@kevindobson6568]

You gotta check out robert palmer blues cover in 2003 same year he died hes unleashed in that performance called Mama talk to your daughter Live at meli melo

[@AnguaP]

The New Orleans Funk Supergroup, The Meters, were the 'studio band'.

[@Debcatawba]

Fabulous reaction!

[@badiraha]

This suite of songs opened his first album. The rest is history.

[@kenusmellit]

The CD/digital version has unintended breaks between the three songs to create separate tracks. The vinyl is non-stop throughout the three tunes... no breaks. It was recorded together as a single suite made up of the three songs.

[@brianberthiaume7930]

That's the New Orleans Meters backing him up , Leo , Zigaboo , George , Art Neville , THE METERS, GOD Bless Papa Funk the sweetest nicest guy ever, Late nights at Benny's on Valence Street

[@SaverioP]

I had always heard that Little Feat provided the funky groove for this album and it really shows. Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley is probably my favorite Robert Palmer tune and you're the only person I've seen react to it. Thank you.

[@Jonni1027]

The legendary Meters from New Orleans are the backing band and then Lowell George, plus a few guests like Steve Winwood

[@plantfeeder6677]

Ya do he should just do Little Feat like everyone has been asking for. Crickets so far

[@ewoe21]

The Meters are as funky as a gas station toilet.

[@alva1370]

Nice triple shot, very nice. Thank you.

[@kevindobson6568]

I own this album To me though the best Robert Palmer album is called Honey from 1994 He was also in 3 different bands and a Super group Dada The Madrakes. And the super group called The Power Station 🚉

[@markmiwurdz202]

@Kevin Dobson. You forgot to mention Robert's time with Vinegar Joe.

[@waynecox3958]

There are no breaks. Just your music provider is breaking.

[@lovethatween]

Definitely worth the price of admission. Total no brainer. Such a great mellow funkfest.

[@davidsalaski9095]

Robert Palmer’s greatest song is “Johnny and Mary”

[@davidcann2405]

Sounds a lot like Little Feat.

[@Cheryworld]

I think this is a Little Feat song

[@bobcorbin3294]

Lowell George produced and played guitar.

[@CliffordLake]

Palmer is backed by The Meters and Lowell George of Little Feat.

[@plantfeeder6677]

And apparently that's as close as we get to them on this channel. He ain't even hearing his people

[@dinaghikas7933]

Robert Palmer 'Bad Case of Lovin You' and 'I Didn't Mean to Turn You On'.

[@marniethedyslexic6445]

Great reaction 😀👍❤️✌️🌼

[@jkbenedict]

To quote my younger brother "Any song about a line and a fishing pole isn't about fishing......"

[@happymethehappyone8300]

ROBERT PALMER'S TRIBUTE TO MARVIN GAYE,, "MERCY,, MERCY ME/I WANT YOU"...A MUST HEAR..TRUTH!!

[@richardfinlayson1524]

Funky as hell, he has basically got Little Feat as his backing band

[@kristenkidd1]

Except when he has The Meters as his backing band. Flip that coin, everyone wins.

[@richardfinlayson1524]

@@kristenkidd1 yeah, right on! I'm listening to Lee Dorsey, right now, New Orleans funk!

[@davidhunter801]

Early Robert Palmer is one of my favorite things to play on a road trip (LOUD, of course). The funk just makes time fly.

[@bocephus124]

Thanks for this ,

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Far Man in the Bathtub by Little Feat has to be next....SO much fun and a great groove.

[@plantfeeder6677]

Obviously not.

[@joelong7448]

My guess is Robert Palmer was a huge fan of Lowell George and Little Feat. This trilogy was all about Lowell. The singing, that funky guitar. All you need to do is a dive into Lowell and The Feats and then you'd see that this medley was Lowell driven. God Bless Lowell and Little Feat. Unbelievably unique sounds.

[@richardbailey1295]

What we used to call 'some of that California swamp music'....like CCR, Little Feat, just a few people.

[@richardbailey1295]

you're onto something..... Check Dwight Yoakam too.

[@joemoe765]

Do original Sailin Shoe by Little Feat along with Dixie Chicken and Fat Man in the Bathtub

[@happymethehappyone8300]

ROBERT PALMER "EVERY KINDA PEOPLE"

[@stefaniebrauer128]

Yes!!!! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@johndrx165]

You were smart to do this. First time I have ssen anyone do this great medley. Great choice!

[@kellirankins6969]

Thx my dear brother! Even though I'm a Casper the Friendly Ghost white trans chick I always loved the funk. Palmer worked with Nawleans musicians to do this record. Allen Touissant, a legend from Nawleans wrote Sneakin Sally. One can only thank him and groups like The Neville's and The Meters for inspiring his work. Keep up the good work. You may want to think about doing a vid on David Bowie's Young Americans. It was recorded with backing musicians like the TSOP musicians at Sigma Sound in Philly. The only track recorded in NYC was Fame, featuring none other than John Lennon, yes the Beatles guy. White boys can funk it up too!

[@mrnobody9104]

that's a fantastic cover no doubt, but ya gotta check out "Little Feat" your favourite bands favourite band! preferably live and once you do you'll know why 8).

[@janicewilson2203]

Sweet cherry wine.Tommy James and the Shondells, The Yound Rascals -Good Lovin Both 60s.

[@michaelkeefe8494]

Love this record. Thanks.

[@Oinkette04]

Love Robert Palmers funk. But as many others have already suggested give a listen to Little Feats version. Betcha keep listening to the rest of the album.

[@vickihirsch8340]

That's the Funky Meters giving you that NOLA funk

[@debjorgo]

Back when this was new, the local FM station had an Album Oriented Rock format. They used to always play these three songs together. Years later, I wanted some Robert Palmer music so I got a greatest hits album by Robert and this album for these three songs. I did not realize the Greatest Hits album had these three songs in order flowing into each other like the album. It was a good album, so no problem.

[@1perfectpitch]

Lowell George. Little Feat song. I'm not a paying member but do yourself a favor and check out Little Feat's "Spanish Moon" from the Waiting for Columbus Live Album. It has everything you love. Are you beginning to understand why we boomers are so critical of today's music?

[@plantfeeder6677]

There are so many live and studio, but this guy must be to busy to check out Little Feat

[@1perfectpitch]

@@plantfeeder6677 True. He just doesn't know what he's missing.

[@davidhattman7649]

Lowell George is playing slide on this song.

[@plantfeeder6677]

And that's the extent of our lowell george exposure on this channel

[@dragonfly1153]

LOVE this period of RP's music. Some badass groovy genius. As much fun now as it was then! Rolling Stone record guide- if you were cool, you had it- called his music white soul for snobs!!bahahahaha!!

[@tonythegoodman]

Finally..somebody reacted to this classic from the mid 70's..Now some Black Oak Arkansas...-Jim Dandy.

[@kenjones8413]

I knew you would like these songs played together. I agree with others that Little Feat (Waiting for Columbus Album) is something you should explore. I would suggest Dixie Chicken/Tripe Faced Boogie played through as one song just as you did with Robert Palmer here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4jRnHacm7Ofjac

[@MidwesternCornbilly]

That medley is an absolute must for a musician , like Chod, to hear live and in ite entirety.

[@plantfeeder6677]

Their entire CATALOG is worthy of his ears...but apparently he don't listen to us.