Robert Palmer Dead at 54 (1 Viewer)

Lee Scoggins · Sep 26, 2003

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...lmer&e=1&ncid=

He will be missed. I enjoyed his music and he had a singular style. :frowning:

oscar_merkx · Sep 26, 2003

sad news indeed

RIP

Al B. C · Sep 26, 2003

Sad news. What a shock!

I gotta start eating right and exercising more.

Nick Sievers · Sep 26, 2003

Just heard about this, Another big name gone. Sad news.

RIP Robert.

Michael Reuben · Sep 26, 2003

According to the linked news story, he was 54 (not 52). Still way too young.

Lee, do you want me to change the title?

M.

Lee Scoggins · Sep 26, 2003

Michael,

Yes, please change the thread title. Sorry for the error.

David R. Hendrickson · Sep 26, 2003

too young...

Craig: Mclaren · Sep 26, 2003

Thats a f***** tradegy. I was looking forward to seeing him live next year. He was an awesome but underated talent. We've lost too many greats this year.

:frowning:

Zen Butler · Sep 26, 2003

Never cared much for his choice of music. I sure did love his voice though. Sad

Danny Tse · Sep 26, 2003

OMG :frowning:

RIP Robert

John Garcia · Sep 26, 2003

RIP:frowning:

Steve Crowley · Sep 26, 2003

Very sad indeed. My favorite LP was "Sneakin Sally Through the Alley". Also George Plimpton died. Another loss to the literary community.

Lee Scoggins · Sep 26, 2003

Steve,

You beat me to the sad Plimpton news. He was a big supporter of the musical arts as well. I met him through his work with the Inter-Schools Orchestra in NYC which donates big name conductors and instruments to talented school children to create a way for them to study at prestigious music schools. He was the emcee for the the annual concert back around 1999 (I think) that the students put on.

This was another man who lived life to the fullest and did a wide variety of interesting things from boxing to sailing with President Kennedy.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,98407,00.html

Gary->dee · Sep 26, 2003

RIP :frowning:

Karl_Luph · Sep 26, 2003

I think the thing I liked most about Robert Palmer was that he had the testicular fortitude to be different from the rest and was able to bring class and sophistication to rock and roll. Always imppecably dressed and suave in manner ,a true gentleman. No wonder the ladies loved him so much.

Vincent Matis · Sep 26, 2003

Addicted to love no more... :frowning:

Vincent

Danny Tse · Sep 26, 2003

John Taylor of Duran Duran and Power Station just posted again a long appreciation of Robert Palmer's work at his website (and on Duran Duran's official website as well)....click here.

Kevin C Brown · Sep 26, 2003

Too young....

JeremySt · Sep 27, 2003

Wow, I was listing to Heavy Nova last night as I cruized the HTF... I grew up with Robert Palmer's music...sad.

cwhite · Sep 27, 2003

the hippest white man on the planet is no longer with us. Sad news indeed.

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