Name: The Very Best of Robert Palmer
Brand: EMI Angel (USA)
SKU: 21510955
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The Very Best of Robert Palmer

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Album: The Very Best of Robert Palmer
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Addicted to Love
2)	Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)
3)	Simply Irresistible
4)	Get It On
5)	Some Guys Have All the Luck
6)	I Didn't Mean to Turn You On
7)	Looking for Clues
8)	You Are in My System
9)	Some Like It Hot
10)	Respect Yourself
11)	I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
12)	Johnny and Mary
13)	She Makes My Day
14)	Know by Now
15)	Every Kinda People
16)	Mercy Mercy Me/I Want You: Mercy Mercy Me
17)	Addicted to Love

Album: The Very Best of Robert Palmer
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Addicted to Love
2)	Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)
3)	Simply Irresistible
4)	Get It On
5)	Some Guys Have All the Luck
6)	I Didn't Mean to Turn You On
7)	Looking for Clues
8)	You Are in My System
9)	Some Like It Hot
10)	Respect Yourself
11)	I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
12)	Johnny and Mary
13)	She Makes My Day
14)	Know by Now
15)	Every Kinda People
16)	Mercy Mercy Me/I Want You: Mercy Mercy Me
17)	Addicted to Love

Performer Notes

Personnel: Robert Palmer (vocals, guitar).
Photographers: Fabio Nosotti; Mark Allan.
This generous 17-song collection provides a comprehensive overview of Robert Palmer's many fine songs, from his early work as an eclectic white soul singer working in a number of styles, to his reign as MTV icon and rock's most sophisticated dresser. The set begins with a remixed version of Palmer's signature song, the massive hit "Addicted to Love," and ends with the original album version.
In between are an impressive number of Palmer smashes, from his breakthrough hit, "Bad Case of Loving You," to "Simply Irresistible." The set includes the eerie gem "Johnny and Mary," the astringent dance grooves of "You Are in My System," and "I Didn't Mean to Turn You On." Key offerings from Palmer's one-shot supergroup, Power Station, are also present: "Some Like it Hot" and the wildly successful take on T. Rex's "Get it On." Adding some variety to the string of smash hits are Palmer's cover versions of the songs of Bob Dylan (a reggae take on "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight"), the Staples Singers, and Marvin Gaye.