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Robert Palmer: Inside the ‘Addicted To Love’ singer’s tragic death
5 September 2024, 14:54
He was one of rock music's most suave customers.
Robert Palmer brought a degree of sophistication to the worlds of pop and rock and was renowned for his sartorial elegance as much as his music.
Blending his musical influences which ranged from blue-eyed soul, jazz, rock, reggae, and blues, Palmer became one of the stars of the 1980s.
Throughout his four-decade career which started in the seventies, the singer scored a series of top-ten hits both at home in his native UK and the US.
Starting out in soul band Vinegar Joe, he went solo and achieved success the following decades as well as forming supergroup The Power Station with Duran Duran brothers Andy and John Taylor as well as Chic drummer Tony Thompson which introduced him to the MTV generation.
For those who weren't particularly familiar with his work, that all changed in 1986 with the release of his most iconic song