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Maybe It's Live by Robert Palmer (CD, Karussell Sweden) 
Maybe It's Live by Robert Palmer (CD, Karussell Sweden)
Format: CD
Record Label: Karussell (Sweden)
Genre: R&B, Soul
UPC: 738476526525
Product ID: EPID52939052
Description: Reissue producers: Jeff Fura, Lynise Levine. Originally released on Island (9665). The "maybe" in the title refers to the fact that though this set is mostly taken from live concerts, some of the tracks are studio recordings. The live tr...
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Distributor:E1 Distribution (USA)
Recording Type:Live
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:DDD

Album Notes
Reissue producers: Jeff Fura, Lynise Levine.
Originally released on Island (9665).
The "maybe" in the title refers to the fact that though this set is mostly taken from live concerts, some of the tracks are studio recordings. The live tracks here serve as a sort of de facto greatest hits collection for the first phase of Robert Palmer's career. The set begins with a rousing take on Allen Toussaint's "Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley," which stomps where the original had sashayed. Palmer essays two hot tracks from his early solo albums--the reggae/doo wop flavored "Best of Both Worlds," and the soulful Caribbean concotion "Every Kind of People," and turns in a solid, crowd-pleasing version of his biggest hit thus far, "Bad Case of Loving You."
The highlight of the studio recordings is the ultra-catchy "Some Guys Have All the Luck," with which Rod Stewart would have a huge chart hit a few years later. The studio tracks show Palmer beginning to cross over to a sleek, modern production style that would be his chosen medium in his subsequent '80s records. Other studio tracks range from "Style Kills" (an ironic title for Palmer), co-written with Gary Numan, to "Maybe It's You" a hyper chunk of straight-ahead new wave rock.

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